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| Maricopa Community
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| Arizona Express: |
| Contemporary Issues, Culture & Entertainment with
an Arizona Point of View |
| "Pioneer Living History Museum" |
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From the Arizona Express archives, this episode
features an interview with Lee Anderson, Executive Director of Pioneer
Arizona Living History Village. |
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| Arizona Express is produced by students in the Motion
Picture / Television Program at Scottsdale Community College. Dee
Ann Kinkade is the Series Producer. |
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| Maricopa Community
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| The Old West: |
| Featuring the Rawhide Stuntmen |
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There's plenty of fighting in them ole western movies--
but hardly anyone ever really got hurt! That's because getting thrown
through the saloon window most often meant you were a trained stunt professional
who knew exactly how to fall.
Join host Paul Ferrante as he learns how to take a punch from the staged
combat experts of the Rawhide theme park at Wild Horse Pass. |
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| Maricopa Global
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| 180 View: |
| Cowboys & Cossacks |
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MCTV's own Ukranian Correspondent, Nadia
Petryk, compares and contrasts Arizona cowboys with the equally fabled
Cossack horsemen/warriors of her native homeland. |
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| MCTV |
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| Maricopa Wildlife
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| Arizona Express: |
| Contemporary Issues, Culture & Entertainment with
an Arizona Point of View |
| Arizona Bats |
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Are all bats vampires? Or is that just a
myth? Learn all the fascinating facts about the 28 species of bats native
to Arizona on this show with guest Angie McIntire, bat biologist with Arizona
Game and Fish Department.
Hosted by Marc Lyncheski. |
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| Arizona Express is produced by students in the Motion
Picture / Television Program at Scottsdale Community College. Dee
Ann Kinkade is the Series Producer. |
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| Maricopa Wildlife
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| Arizona Express: |
| Contemporary Issues, Culture & Entertainment with
an Arizona Point of View |
| Liberty Wildlife |
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Wildlife is an integral part of our natural
world in Arizona. And when one of its creatures is injured or orphaned,
then it's Liberty Wildlife to the rescue.
Terry Stevens, Operations Director of Liberty Wildlife, brings a live
Peregrine Falcon and a Great Horned Owl into the studio as examples of
the rehabilitation services provided by this non-profit organization.
Hosted by Scott Alan. |
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| Arizona Express is produced by students in the Motion
Picture / Television Program at Scottsdale Community College. Dee
Ann Kinkade is the Series Producer. |
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| Maricopa Wildlife
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| Arizona Express: |
| Contemporary Issues, Culture & Entertainment with
an Arizona Point of View |
| "A Visit to Toad Hall and the Peace Garden" |
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In this episode we visit "Toad Hall" and the "Peace Garden"
on the Scottsdale Community College campus and learn about the Center
for Native and Urban Wildlife. Professor Roy Barnes discusses
preservation of endangered species and describes ongoing desert restoration
projects at C.N.U.W. while giving a hands-on introduction to many of the
flora and fauna of the Sonoran desert region. |
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| Arizona Express is produced by students in the Motion
Picture / Television Program at Scottsdale Community College. Dee
Ann Kinkade is the Series Producer. |
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Community Colleges Governance: |
| MCCCD Governing Board Members |
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| Left to Right: Mr. Randolph S. Elias Lumm, Ms. Debra
Pearson, Mr. Jerry D. Walker, Ms. Colleen Clark and Dr. Donald Campbell |
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| Currently Airing:
MCCCD Governing Board Meeting
Recorded October 27, 2009. |
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to access the MCCCD Governing Board's Home Page. |
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for an explanation of when Board Meetings air on MCTV. |
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| Celebrating
National
American Indian & Alaska Native Heritage Month |
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| Chandler-Gilbert Community College |
| "Strong Native Women" |
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Ojibwe
playwright David Shorey poses with members of the Native American Theater
Project at Chandler-Gilbert Community College. |
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"Strong Native Women" is a one-act play written by David Shorey, Ojibwe
playwright and performed by three Dine students from Rough Rock, Arizona
on the Navajo Nation. This ensemble group is called "The Native American
Theater Project." The play chronicles the lives of native women from the
present, including Wilma Mankiller, Mary Crowdog, and Rigaberta Menchu
Tu; women from the past who discuss the Long Walk, Sand Creek and Wounded
Knee; and voices to the future with a native women's perspective on the
direction native people should be taking. The piece is presented through
moving dialogue and modern dance.
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| Celebrating
National
American Indian & Alaska Native Heritage Month |
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| From the Honors
Forum Lecture Series Archive: |
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| Honors Forum Lecture Series
- Featuring: Chris Eyre |
| "Indian
Country: Realistic Portrayals of Home" |
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Mr. Chris Eyre, a young filmmaker from Klamath Falls, Oregon,
brings an exciting and fresh perspective to the portrayal of American Indians
in mainstream Hollywood films. While still in college, he began receiving
awards for his filmmaking. His short film, Tenacity, won the top honor
as best film at New York University's First Run Film Festival. Also, in
1995, he was a Sundance Institute Film Fellow invited to the screenwriters,
producers, and filmmaker's laboratories, where he directed four scenes
for his first feature film, Smoke Signals.
Recorded March 28, 2002 at Phoenix College. |
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Forum Lecture Series programs are presented by the Maricopa Center
for Learning and Instruction, (MCLI), and are hosted by Phoenix College
and videotaped by the Phoenix College Media Department. |
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| Celebrating
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| Phoenix College Native American Student Association Presents: |
| "The James & Ernie Comedy Show" |
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The James and Ernie Comedy Show presented
a night of side-splitting comedy. James Junes and Ernest Tsosie III are
"James and Ernie", the first-ever Navajo comedy duo. Their show
is a mixture of Reservation humor, stand-up comedy, sketch comedy and musical
satire. Along with plenty of laughs, James and Ernie also deliver healthy
lifestyle messages of wellness, fitness, and saying "no" to drugs, alcohol
and domestic abuse.
Recorded before a live audience, October 27, 2006,
in the Bulpitt Auditorium at Phoenix College
Click HERE
to learn more about the Ernest Tsosie & James Junes Comedy Duo. |
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Thanksgiving Presentations: |
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| Give Thanks and Sing! |
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A Thanksgiving Celebration featuring the A Cappella
Choir and Ja’Zaz Vocal Ensemble at Scottsdale Community
College under the direction of Paula Baack. |
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| Songs for Sharing - Food for Caring |
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A Thanksgiving week holiday choral concert presented by
the A Cappella Choir and Ja'Zaz Vocal Ensemble,
and Combined Choirs at Scottsdale Community College, under
the direction of Paula Baack, in a canned food collection benefit for St.
Mary's Food Bank. |
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| South Mountain Community College - Performing Arts Center |
| Fall 2009 Faculty Storytelling Concert: |
| "Love of Story" |
Featuring Honoring*:
Retiring and Former Storytelling Institute Director, LynnAnn Wojciechowicz |
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From the Program Notes:
Our annual Fall Faculty Storytelling Concert features
honors* LynnAnn Wojciechowicz, who retires in May. She is joined
honored* by faculty members Doug Bland, Lorraine Calbow, Ricardo Provencio,
and Liz Warren, among others.
All will focus on the theme "Love of Story." It was "love of story"
that inspired Lorraine Calbow to gather her colleagues and start our Storytelling
Institute. It is "love of story" that continually prompts us to share
tales, whether they be about love or transformation or lessons learned. |
| *Ed. Note: Former South Mountain Community College
Storytelling Institute Director, LynnAnn Wojciechowicz, who was to have
been "featured" (as in "top billed") for this faculty concert, in honor
of her planned retirement next May, recently had to go on medical leave
and was not able to appear in this production, after all. For this
reason, her colleague storytellers dedicated their collective individual
performances in this concert "in honor of LynnAnn." |
Follow this link to learn more about LynnAnn
Wojciechowicz.
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| Recorded September 23, 2009, in the Performance
Hall at South Mountain Community College. |
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| Masters of Acoustic Guitar Series: |
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Featuring Tommy Emmanuel (Part 1) |
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| Internationally renowned Australian acoustic guitarist Tommy Emmanuel
in concert at SCC's Performing Arts Center. Opening act features
New York's quintessential harp guitarist, Stephen Bennett. |
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| Stephen Bennett
& Tommy E. |
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| Masters of Acoustic Guitar Series: |
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Featuring Tommy Emmanuel (Part 2) |
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| Continuation of above concert. Emmanuel entrances the audience
with a percussive and reverberant excursion into the phantasmagoric dreamtime
of an Aboriginal right of passage. Then Emmanuel and Stephen Bennett
are joined briefly for the encore by local musician and National Fingerstyle
Guitar Champion, Todd Hallawell, forming an acoustic guitar trio
extraordinaire. |
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| Bennett, Hallawell
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