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March 14, 1998
Host: Dan Coffey
Official Judge and Scorekeeper: Carl Kasell
In studio players this week:
•Roxanne Roberts, Washington Post Style Section Reporter (Washington,
DC)
•Peter Sagal, Playwright (New York)
•Margo Kaufman, Hollywood Correspondent for Pug Talk Magazine (Los
Angeles)
Round 1: Week in Review
Asteroid Near Miss, Indonesia's Electoral Efficiency, David Brock Repents
and more...
Round 2: "We'll Wait, You Tell Us" (Listener Segments)
•James Bond Gadgets of the Future...Today
•European Delicacy To Be Protected By Law
Round 3: Lightning True or False
Zhirinovsky: Temper, Temper, Do Men Remember Where Their Keys Are?, The
Fate of "Immigration" and more...
Round 4: "Gossip, Rumor & Innuendo" (people, entertainment news)
Christopher Darden on the Small Screen...Again, Woody Allen and Soon Yi
Documentary, Monty Python Reunited and more...
Round 5: "Why Should We Know Who You Are?" (mystery newsmaker)
Thomas Schatz, president of Citizens Against Government Waste--a non-profit,
non-partisan organization. CAGW has just published the 1998 Congressional
Pig Book, detailing some 300 so-called pork projects that will be funded
by the 1998 fiscal year budget.
Round 6: "News Etymology"
The origin of PORK BARREL
Round 7: "Why Should We Know Who You Are -- Final Round"
Jim Wilkerson, director of trademark licensing at Duke University.
Duke has just announced a code of conduct to insure that products
bearing the university's insignia are not made in sweatshops.
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