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May 24, 2012, Kalamazoo MI USA

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Front Page Events A&E Weather Year's Top News Bronco Athletics Miller Auditorium About WMU Media Contacts News Archive News Links News Search News by Topic Radio News Service		Radio stations are welcome to use the audio as provided, revoice the transcript or just download soundbites. If you are not able to play the MP3 files in Radio News Service, you may need to download a free copy of QuickTime. You will want to download the Radio News Service audio file to your computer for best sound quality. To download an audio file to your computer, place your cursor over the link for the headline of the story and "right-click" on an IBM-clone PC or "control-click" on a Macintosh. A dialogue box should appear, giving you the option to "save this link" to your computer.   Cyber bulling and the Rutgers spying case (May 24) The case shows how badly misguided young people are when it comes to appropriate ranges of behavior when engaging in social media, says Patricia Kelley Criswell, a WMU social work instructor and bullying expert. Radio transcript Gretchen Kauth   The pros and cons of vegan dieting (May 17) A vegan diet does have some health benefits, says Gretchen Kauth, coordinator of nutrition services at the WMU Sindecuse Health Center. Radio transcript Linda Borish   Concussions, violence in football and other sports (May 11) Despite the NFL's efforts cut down on violence, the prevailing attitude is that it's part of the game, says Dr. Linda Borish, a WMU associate professor of history and sport historian. Radio transcript   The lost art of conversation (May 3) We live in a technological universe, but all that connection may be diminishing the amount of actual social engagement, says Dr. Autumn Edwards, a WMU associate professor of communication. Radio transcript

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