November 17, 1994 - MPR’s Lorna Benson reports on the official sanctioning of girls hockey in Minnesota high schools. Many players and coaches see it as something long overdue.
November 17, 1994 - A Midday pledge drive hour, with a re-broadcast of the 1991 documentary by Steven Smith and Chris Julin about Indian boarding schools in the 19th century. “Learning the White People Way: A Documentary Essay on the History of Federal Indian Boarding Schools” is narrated and co-written by Ted Mahto, a Native American from the Red Lake band of Chippewa in northern Minnesota. Mahto reflects on his experience at boarding schools in Pipestone, Minnesota and Flandreau, South Dakota.
November 17, 1994 - Minnesota Governor Arne Carlson comments on what he expects in the upcoming session at the State Capitol in regards to spending, taxes, and overall budget.
November 23, 1994 - MPR’s John Rabe profiles Edina alternative country trio The Carpetbaggers. Rabe interviews band members Mike Crabtree, John Magnuson, and Rich Copley. They discuss rockabilly and influential country artists.
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November 24, 1994 - MPR’s John Rabe interviews Minnesota singer-songwriter Barbara Cohen about “Dark Houses” album. Cohen also discusses source material behind songs, and local collaborations.
November 24, 1994 - Independent Republican Steve Sviggum, the Minnesota House minority leader, shares his views on property taxes debate in the upcoming session at the State Capitol.
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November 26, 1994 - On this Saturday Midday, Paul Naumann, assistant director of the St. Paul Voluntary Action Council, discusses opportunities to volunteer for kids, adults, families and senior citizens. Naumann also answers listener questionsOn this Saturday Midday, Paul Naumann, assistant director of the St. Paul Voluntary Action Council, discusses opportunities to volunteer for kids, adults, families and senior citizens. Naumann also answers listener questions.
November 29, 1994 - Senate DFL leader Roger Moe on status of senators Skip Finn, John Marty, Bob Lessard, and developing new leadership team in the DFL caucus for upcoming session at the State Capitol.