The Rowan Report
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Student manager Waldy Diez, Co-operations Manager Ellen Hardy, and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed President Obama saying he has no tolerance for sexual assault in the military, Prince Harry visiting New Jersey next week, and the owner of a national debt relief firm being charged with fraud.
Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Ellen Hardy, and the Rowan Radio news team discussed President Obama being optimistic about immigration reform efforts in the Senate, Governor Christ Christie now appearing to be the third Presidential choice among Republicans, and the Federal Open Market Committee kicking off a two-day meeting.
Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Ellen Hardy and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed the surviving Boston Marathon bombing suspect claiming his brother masterminded the attack, a South Jersey husband and wife who owned and operated vacation travel club companies being indicted on charges that they stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from customers and a measure requiring out-of-state retailers to collect sales tax for online purchases moving forward in the Senate.
Ellen Hardy, Matt Kazin, and the Rowan Radio news team discussed 17 people being in critical condition after being wounded in yesterday's Boston Marathon, the New Jersey police checking unattended bags, and details being revealed about the new Google Glass.
Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Ellen Hardy, and the Rowan Radio news team discussed fourteen people being injured in a stabbing attack at a college near Houston, a six-year-old being in stable condition after a four-year-old neighbor shot him in the head, and the window for claiming income tax refunds from 2009 closing.
Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack and Ellen Hardy discussed several New York politicians facing charges in connection with an alleged to rig the city's mayoral race, New Jersey police saying the body of a boater who disappeared in Round Valley Resevoir being recovered, and nearly 500 people in the White House budget office soon having their hours cut.
News Director Waldy Diez, Ellen Hardy, and the Rowan Radio news team discussed the U.S. Supreme Court justices considering the hot-button issues of same-sex marriage, a little boy being found alive inside an apartment where his mother had been dead for as many as six days, and all banks in Cyprus closing until Thursday as part of a financial rescue deal.
News Director Waldy Diez, Ellen Hardy, Allie Volpe and the Rowan Radio News team discussed White House spokesman Jay Carney citeing what American troops and civilians did as the country makrs the ten year anniversiary of the US-led invasion of Iraq, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's star power possibly slipping and legislation averting a government shutdown clearing a big hurdle in the Senate.
News Director Waldy Diez, Ellen Hardy, and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed the trial of accused Colorado theater shooter James being scheduled to begin in early August after a not guilty plea was entered on his behalf today, New Jerseys first lady being quick to raise Sandy relief funds, but slow to distribute them, and Senate Democrats raising the curtain on a plan to avert a government shutdown the end of this month.
News Director Waldy Diez and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss the University of Pittsburgh helping manage the archives of the late U.S. Senator Arlen Specter, a leading scientist who won the Nobel prize for discovering HIV saying a cure for AIDS might be possible, and Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez being close to death, after it was announced he had a serious setback in his battle with cancer.
News Director Waldy Diez, Ellen Hardy and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed the 20th anniversary of the 1993 terrorist bombing of the World Trade Center, the apparant snub of Republican Governor Christie by CPAC and First Lady Michelle Obama encouraging the nation's governors to support and promote veteran's jobs programs.
News Director Waldy Diez, Ellen Hardy and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed President Obama challenging Republicans in Congress to compromise in an effort to avoid automatic spending cuts, Newark Mayor Cory Booker saying hes concentrating on this years New Jersey state elections before turning his sights to a possible senate run, and fragments from the meteor that rocketed over a Russian city fetching big bucks.
News Director Waldy Diez, Ellen Hardy, and the Rowan Radio news team discussed speculation continuing about who will be chosen to become the next head of the Catholic Church after Pope Benedict XVI resigns, a new poll finding New Jersey Governor Chris Christie maintaining his high post-Hurricane Sandy ratings, and Karen Mills stepping down as head of the Small Business Administration.
News Director Waldy Diez, Ellen Hardy and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed three schools in Yuma, Arizona being on lockdown over a report about a gun, Governor Chris Christie hosting a Mobile Cabinet in Union Beach to meet volunteers and help residents rebuild and recover following superstorm Sandy and the Justice Department going after Standard & Poor's in civil court.
News Director Waldy Diez, Ellen Hardy, Nick Lopes, and Landon Jones discussed President Obama saying the nation cannot ignore the presence of 11-million illegal immigrants, billions in relief funding soon being made available to victims of Hurricane Sandy, and Hostess reportedly nearing a deal to sell its Twinkies brand.
News Director Waldy Diez, Ellen Hardy, Matt Kazin, Greg May and Landon Jones discussed at least three people being injured in a shooting at a college in Houston, two teenage brothers being tried in court for killing a 12-year-old South Jersey girl last year and the US House of Representatives voting this week on extending the country's debt limit.
News Director Waldy Diez, Allie Volpe and Ellen Hardy discussed the missing five-year-old girl abuducted from her West Philadelphia school being found near the 69th Street Terminal in Upper Darby, Governor Christie touring a restoration project in the storm-impacted community of Bradley Beach and Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner continuing to push Conress to increase the debt ceiling.
News Director Waldy Diez, Ellen Hardy and the Rowan Radio News team discussed lockdowns affecting all schools in the Steubenville, Ohio district being over, the New Jersey governor's address focusing almost exclusively on how to rebuild after the state's worst natural disaster and a new report finding the United States may run out of ways to avoid default as early as mid-February.
News Director Waldy Deiz, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack and the Rowan Radio News team discussed students going back to class at most of the schools in Newtown, connecticut, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie calling the Connecticut shooting massacre "an unspeakable tragedy" and Instagram saing it has the right to sell photos posted by users.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Mike DeMora and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed the nation's longest-serving U.S. Sentator being in the hospital, the New Jersey National Guard receiving high praises for its performance during Hurricane Sandy and Newt Gigrich predicting a "permanent war" between Republicans and Democrats.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed New York Governor Andrew Cuomo making an in-person request for billions of dollars in Hurricane Sandy relief funds, Governor Christie calling on the federal government to reimburse the Garden State for 100 percent of emergency costs related to Hurricane Sandy and Rupert Murdoch rebranding the film and television arm of his media empire.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss the White House continuing to defend UN Ambassador Susan Rice, Governor Christie saying he has filed paperwork to run for re-election, and a plan to generate more money for the 42 states that take part in the Powerball lottery being successful.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Mike DeMora and the Rowan Radio News team discussed Japan continuing to get more and more bad news after a tsunami rocked the country, New York and New Jersey authorities still investigating two bus accidents that left 17 people dead and the G8 being unable to come to an agreement over the No Fly Zone over Libya.
News Director Waldy Diez, Allie Volpe, and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss White House spokesman Jay Carney saying President Obama thinks very highly of General John Allen, more than one thousand New Jersey residents still waiting to get the lights back on, and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo asking the federal government for roughly $30 billion to help New York state recover and rebuild from Sandy.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg closing parks and beaches as a Nor'easter approaches, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie saying getting kids back to school is an important part of the state's recovery from Hurricane Sandy, and the New York attorney general's office taking a closer look at Craiglist ads offering to sell gas for as much as eight dollars per gallon.
Assisant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Allie Volpe and Ben Panella discuss Governor Chris Christie calling Hurricane Sandy's damage to the New Jersey shore "unthinkable," at least 80 people getting killed after a pair of powerful explosions rocked Damascus, and the housing market getting better across the United States.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss the body of missing New Jersey twelve-year-old Autumn Pasquale being found in a recycling center, a poll taken just after last nights presidential debate showing President Obama as the winner, and investors still selling Monster Beverages shares because of a government report that linked five possible deaths to the companys energy drinks.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Mike DeMora, and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed President Obama being in New York ahead of tonights debate at Hofstra University in Long island, President Obama maintaining his lead in New Jersey at about the same rate he was a month ago, and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney continuing to trail President Obama when it comes to raising campaign funds.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss police in Westminster focusing todays continuing search for missing child Jessica Ridgeway on areas near her home, New Jersey voters remaining mixed over their governor, and the International Monetary Fund cutting its global growth forecast and putting more pressure on the U.S. and Europe to do something about the economy.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Mike DeMora, and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss President Obama and Republican Mitt Romney preparing for tomorrow nights first presidential debate in Denver, a Glassboro man being sentenced in January for bilking several banks out of more than ten million dollars, and taxes possibly rising for 90 percent of Americans next year if Congress is unable to keep the country from falling off a fiscal cliff.
Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Mike DeMora, and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss President Obama putting Iran on notice over its nuclear ambitions, a New Jersey Assemblyman looking to crack down on reality TV shows filming in the Garden State, and the Obama administration warning hospitals about abuses in the way they usee electronic records to bill for Medicare and Medicaid.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Rob Cunningham and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed presidential spokesman Jay Carney anticipating no change in President Obama's withdrawal strategy from Afghanistan, Governor Christie holding his 91st town hall meeting of the year in Elmwood Park and the U.S. Treasury having no interest in selling a big chunk of its General Motors stock.
News Directer Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Mike DeMora, and the Rowan Radio News Team discussPresident Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama marking the eleventh anniversary of 9/11 and flags being raised at half-staff in New Jersey as the Garden State commemorates the anniversary of 9/11.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack and the Rowan Radio News team discussed Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal declaring a statewide public health emergency in response to Hurricane Isaac, police charging a 31 year old man in connection with a Camden, NJ bedroom stabbing that killed a six year old boy and left his 12 year old sister in critical condition and President Obama saying working men and women built the foundation of a strong US economy.
Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Rob Szczepanik, and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss President Obama urging Gulf Coast residents to protect themselves from Hurricane Isaac, Governor Christie being expected to give the big speech tonight at the Republican National Convention, and Apple looking to stop Samsung from selling as many as eight of its mobile devices in the U.S.
Derek Jones, Rob Szczepanik, and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss Missouri Republican Todd Akin being under fire for controversial remarks regarding rape, a spending update on President Obama's reelection campaign, and JetBlue shelling out ninety thousand dollars.
Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Rob Szczepanik, Nick Lopes, and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss President Obama going deep into the nation's heartland to woo voters, Governor Christie getting a big spotlight at the Republican National Convention, and General Motors recalling more than ten thousand vehicles.
Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Nick Lopes, and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed Mitt Romney mounting an attack on changes to a welfare-to-work law, the New Jersey Supreme Court upholding Kyleighs Law, and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke addressing educators across the nation in an online town hall meeting on teaching economics.
Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Rob Szczepanik, and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney wrapping up his visit to Poland today amid more controversy, a New Jersey man being officially been indicted on murder charges after he allegedly killed his ex-girlfriend by running over her several times with his car, and opening statements getting underway today in the federal case between tech giants Apple and Samsung.
News Director Waldy Diez, Rob Szczepanik and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed the Cooper Medical School of Rowan University's grand opening, President Obama saying he and First Lady Michelle Obama "were deeply saddened" to learn of Sally Ride's death, Governor Chris Christie signing a bill aimed at bringing more solar energy projects to the Garden State and a new poll showing voters' belief that Mitt Romney could better manage the economy than President Obama.
News Director Waldy Diez, Mike DeMora, Rob Szczepanik and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed President Obama's saying his primary focus on boosting the struggling middle class has not changed and will not change, dozens of Garden State residents describing their "Jersey Guy" Governor as a bully and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke saying the US economy has weakened.
07/10/2012 - 7/10/12 - The Rowan Report
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Rob Szczepanik, and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed President Obama asking voters to avoid cynicism after noting a barrage of negative ads in the 2012 campaign, a New Jersey teenager escaping serious injury after she jumped from a chairlift ride that stopped in midair as a thunderstorm approached, and Spain getting another year to meet its deficit-reduction targets.
News Director Waldy Diez, Rob Szczepanik, Mike DeMora, and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano saying FEMA teams will be helping to assess damage cause by the Waldo Canyon Fire, there still being more than 80,000 homes and businesses without power in South Jersey following a vicious storm that knocked down trees and power lines Saturday, and many gas stations across the Washington, DC area not selling gasoline due to the lack of electricity.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Rob Szczepanik, and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed President Obama portraying the upcoming election as a stark contrast between competing ideologies, Democrats submitting their version of a $32 billion spending plan to Governor Chris Christie, and Senator Chuck Grassley saying its time to take a long, hard look at government spending in the U.S.
News Director Waldy Diez, Rob Szczepanik, Mike DeMora and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed Attorney General Eric Holder and California Congressmand Darrell Issa meeting in an effort to resolve a dispute over documents on Operation Fast and Furious, a massive ongoing search for a five-year-old Mercer County boy who was allegedly abducted by his grandfather and the eurozone members of the Group of 20 leading economies having agreed to move toward generating growth and restore confidence.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Mike DeMora and the Rowan Radio News team discussed the teen whose sex abuse allegations led to a criminal investigation of Jerry Sandusky testifying at the former Penn State coach's trial, the ongoing search for the hoaxster who reported a yacht explosion off the New Jersey cast and the head of General Motors saying the U.S. government needs to have a plan in place to sell shares of the company that would not hurt stock price.
News Director Waldy Diez, Rob Szczepanik, and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice lending support to a super PAC that supports female Republican candidates, a controversial bill being introduced in the Senate that would merge Rutgers University in Camden with Rowan University, and Democrats expecting to bring the Paycheck Fairness Act to the Senate floor.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss Mitt Romney being expected to formally clinch the Republican partys presidential nomination with a win today in the Texas primary, Ocean County authorities trying to track down a suspect who stabbed a teenager to death over the weekend in Lakewood, and thousands of jobless Americans set to be cut off early from unemployment benefits in the next few months.
News Director Waldy Diez, Vicki Steinmetz, EJ Campbell and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed a French woman aboard a U.S.-bound flight from Paris under arrest after the plane was diverted to Bangor, Maine, both the prosecution and defense plan to appeal a 30-day sentence for the former Rutgers student convicted of spying on his gay roommate and Senators are probing JP Morgan's recent two billion dollar trading flap.
News Director Waldy Diez, Vicki Steinmetz, Rob Szczepanik, and the Rowan Radio News Team talk about Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal saying that President Obama has a terrible record on improving the economy, a Newark Liberty Airport security supervisor who allegedly used a stolen identity for 20 years faces his first court hearing, and President Obama telling ABCs The View that massive trading losses at JP Morgan Chase shows the need for more Wall Street oversight.
News Director Waldy Diez, Rob Szczepanik, Vicki Steinmetz, and the Rowan Radio News Team talk about authorities finding the bodies of a missing Tennessee woman and her eldest daughter, Governor Chris Christie reaching a contract agreement with New Jerseys largest workers union, and the Senate taking a key procedural vote aimed at ending a looming crisis over student loans.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Liz Loshikian, and Michael Youngkin, and the Rowan Radio News Team talk about Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney repeating his claim that he would have issued the order to kill Osama bin Laden, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie trying to help fellow Republican Governor Scott Walker avoid being thrown out of office, and President Obama prodding congressional Republicans to authorize money for more job creation.
E.J. Campbell spoke with Jess Ortuso, from the Gloucester County Regional Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition, to discuss various Alcohol Awareness Month initiatives on and around campus this Thursday, April 26, 2012.
Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Liz Loshikian, Tyler Mulvey, and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss President Obama having a significant lead over GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney in a new nationwide poll of younger voters, New Jersey State Attorney General Jeffrey Chiesa being grilled by lawmakers regarding the frequency of State Police escorts, and analysts expecting the Federal Open Market Committee to not make any major changes to its economic forecasts this week.
Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Liz Loshikian, Tyler Mulvey, and the Rowan Radio News Team talk about President Obama outlining new efforts to guard against manipulation in oil markets, one of NJs first medical marijuana facilities being given the okay from the state to start growing the drug, and stocks advancing today on bullish earnings reports from several major U.S. companies and positive news from Spains debt crisis.
News Director Waldy Diez speaks with Organ Donor Awareness Day Chair Cheryl Resnick. Resnick shares with us the history of Organ Donor Awareness Day, the importance of tissue and organ donations, and informs us on how to become organ donors. She also informs us about the festivities happening on Monday, April 16.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assitant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Liz Loshikian, Tyler Mulvey, and the Rowan Radio News Team talk about former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum suspending his presidential campaign, NJ residents remembering the late vertebral CBS Newsman Mike Wallace, and Yahoo employees expecting to learn more today about the companys massive reorganization.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Liz Loshikian, Tyler Mulvey, and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss President Obama talking about a revered Republican leader as he describes the frustration of dealing with the U.S. budget, Governor Christie meeting with Israel President Shimon Peres today, and the Treasury Department inching closer to naming some companies as posing a financial system risk if they fail.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Liz Loshikian, Tyler Mulvey, and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss the beating death of an Iraqi immigrant in San Diego drawing the attention of the FBI, NJs tough new anti-bullying law, and German Chancellor Angela Merkel saying her country may be agreeable to boost the eurozones bailout funds to $930-billion on a temporary basis.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Tyler Mulvey, Liz Loshikian, and the Rowan Radio News Team talk about House Republicans unveiling their new budget proposal, New Jersey ranking number one in a new list of states with the most integrity in government, and Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner testifying about the global economic situation during a House hearing today.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, John Early, and the Rowan Radio News Team talk about former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich expecting to make a statement tomorrow before heading to prison, the defense in the Rutgers webcam spying case has concluded its closing arguments, and the Federal Reserve leaving key interest rates unchanged.
Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack , Liz Loshikian, Tyler Mulvey, and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed reports that the body of al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden was buried at sea are being called into question, New Jersey Congressman Donald Payne has reportedly lost his months-long battle with colon cancer, and gas prices are doing something that they havent done in almost a month.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Liz Loshikian, Tyler Mulvey and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed a third student wounded in a shooting at Chardon High School in Ohio, the prosecution in the trial of a former Rutgers University student accused of spying on his gay roommate is cross-examining a star witness today and White House spokesman Jay Carney is applauding an announcement by TransCanada.
New Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Liz Loshikian, Tyler Mulvey, and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss President Obama praising the extension of payroll tax cuts and unemployment benefits, the NTSB joining in the investigation of a fatal school bus crash in Chesterfield, NJ, and the DOW hitting the 13,000 mark as investors reacted to the news of a new EU bailout of Greece.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Liz Loshikian, Tyler Mulvey, and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss President Obama calling on Congrsss to extend payroll tax cuts and federal unemployment benefits, millions of dollars going to flood planning in NJ under President Obama's $3.8 trillion budget proposal, and vocational training programs being in for a big boost under President Obama's 2013 budget proposal.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Liz Loshikian, Tyler Mulvey, and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss President Obama talking up science as robots roam the White House, New Jersey lawmakers gearing up for a vote on gay marriage, and the Super Bowl Host Committee in Indianapolis calling Super Bowl 46 and all events leading up to it a success.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Liz Loshikian, Tyler Mulvey, and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss Millicent West leaving her post as DCs director of homeland security, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie lashing out at Democrats who are comparing him to segregationists of the South following comments he made on gay marriage, and investors hoping for a rebound after the ongoing debt crisis in Greece sent the markets off to a sluggish start.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, Liz Loshikian, Tyler Mulvey, and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss President Obama focusing on economic fairness in the State of the Union address, a Senate committee holding a public hearing today on the possibility of making same-sex legal in the Garden State, and the United Nations calling on Italy to pass laws stopping cruise ships from sailing too close to the coast.
News Director Waldy Diez, Assistant News Director Ryan Whitenack, and the Rowan News Team talk about President Obama getting a look at job creation ideas from business leaders, a Chinese chemist faces up to ten years in prison for stealing trade secrets from drug-maker Sanofi-Aventis, and the Internal Revenue Service promotes its Free File system.
News Director Waldy Diez, Allie Volpe and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed the White House being confident that the man replacing White House Chief of Staff William Daley will work well with Congress, New Jersey lawmakers grieving over the loss of one of their own and new numbers on borrowing show consumers may be gaining confidence in the economy.
News Director Waldy Diez, Allie Volpe and the Rowan Radio News Team discussed President Obama's rallying the Democratic faithful in Iowa, toll increase on the Garden State Parkway and the New Jersey Turnpike and New York City recovering from a massive New Year's Eve celebration that included Occupy Wall Street arrests.
News Director Waldy Diez, Chris Capitanio and the Rowan News team discussed police in Indiana recovering the remains of a missing nine-year-old girl, investigative reporting by Rowan University students brings renewed interest and some new evidence to a cold case, President Obama being expected to ask congress to raise the debt ceiling by $1.3 trillion this week and new teen driving restrictions in effect in Pennsylvania.
News Director Waldy Diez, Allie Volpe, Ryan Whitenack and the Rowan News Team discussed President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden attending a ceremony at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland to formally makr the end of the Iraq War, New Jersey State Police have identified five people who were killed in a small plane crash in Morris County today, and the federal government is reporting Shell spilled thousands of gallons of oil and drilling fluid in the Gulf of Mexico.
News Director Waldy Diez, Allie Volpe, and the Rowan News Team discuss five people being arrested in connection with the shooting death of an NYPD officer, relief being on the way home to some NJ families constantly being flooded out of their homes, and the IRS remind taxpayers they only have about three weeks left to finalize their 2011 taxes.
News Director Waldy Diez, Allie Volpe and the Rowan News team discussed three young children who were allegedly abducted at the hands of their biological father being found safe, two Wenham teens wo reportedly ran away from home turned themselves in to police in Newark Monday night and Senate Democrats giving up on a plan to lower the payroll tax for businesses.
News Director Waldy Diez, Allie Volpe, and the Rowan News Team discuss a toddler no longer being in danger after escaping from a Valley Daycare, the FBI stepping up its national manhunt for a NJ man wanted for killing his two-year-old daughter, and White House representative Jay Carney saying key Republicans in the Senate have flip-flopped on cutting payroll taxes
New director Waldy Diez and the Rowan news team discuss President Obama being interrupted by protestors during a speech at a New Hampshire high school, New Jersey parents have lost custody of their three children over neo-Nazi names, and there is no deal as the congressional super committee on debt and deficits close up shop.
News director Waldy Diez and the Rowan news team discuss Police have declared a SAARA Alert in search for a missing Affton baby, the parents of Tyler Clementi are co-sponsorin a symposium on the use and misuse of social media and gas prices could be headed toward a record high.
News director Waldy Diez and the Rowan news team discuss President Obama using another executive order to push education, voters in New Jersey are deciding the fate of all 120 seats in the Legistlature and President Obama remains optimistic that the congressional super-committee on debt and deficits can reach a deal this month.
News director Waldy Diez, Allie Volpe and the Rowan news team discuss National Drug Facts week and texting with devices may be banned statewide in Pennsylvania, and Rowan University students conducted a fundraiser.
News director Waldy Diez and Allie Volpe discussed a five year old Phoenix-area girl is still missing after two weeks, Governor Christie says he's planning to travel to Israel next year, the rising gas prices and New Jersey residents who suffered damage from Hurricane Irene will have more time to register for possible disaster assistance.
News Director Waldy Diez, Allie Volpe and the Rowan News team discussed the start of National Teen Driver Safety Week, New Jersey voters convinced Governor Chris Christie is a smart and strong, but stubborn leader, Goldman Sachs reported a net loss of 393 million dollars and Philadelphia police are trying to track down dozens of people who may have been the victims of a multi-state kidnapping ring.
News Director Waldy Diez, Allie Volpe, and the Rowan News Team talk about Kansas City police searching a well behind a vacant home for signs of a missing infant Lisa Irwin, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie endorsing former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, Occupy Wall Street protesters were getting support from religious groups, and the Rowan Chapter of Students for Sensible Drug Policy holding a box city protest at the Chamberlain Student Center.
News Director Waldy Diez, Allie Volpe, and the Rowan News Team talk about music producer Russell Simmons helping out with the Wall Street Protests, the Wall Street Protests coming to New Jersey this Thursday afternoon, the House passing another short-term measure to avoid a government shutdown, and Governor Corbett supporting a plan to privatize State Stores in Pennsylvania.
News Director Waldy Diez, Allie Volpe and the Rowan News team discuss President Obama's annual back-to-school speech, New Jersey governor Chris Christie will not run for president next year and unions and community members rallying nationwide to show support for U.S. Postal Service workers.
News Director Waldy Diez, Allie Volpe and the Rowan News Team talk about the Defense Secretary calling an end of "don't ask, don't tell," FEMA officials wanting all survivors of Hurricane Irene to receive maximum assistance for which they are eligible, White house is defending President Obama's plan to lower the soaring debt and a student of Chatham University is diagosed with typhoid fever.
News Director Waldy Diez, Allie Volpe, Lindsay Ezykowich, and the Rowan News Team talk about a statewide Levis Call in Georgia, the U.S. Senate striking down a bill that would have provided thousands of New Jerseyans with federal money to help them clean up from Irene, and the Senate subcommittee approving a defense spending plan that freezes the Pentagons base budget.
News Director Waldy Diez, Allie Volpe, Lindsay Ezykowich, and the Rowan News Team dedicate a portion of the Rowan Report to a remembrance show for the September 11th attacks ten years ago. They then proceed to broadcast all the latest news stories from around the nation, NJ, and the world.
News Director Waldy Diez, EJ Campbell, Carli Griffin, and the Rowan News Team talk about National Guard Helicopters delivering food and water to some areas of New England after Hurricane Irene washed out roads and bridges, New Jersey being eligible for government aid to help repair hurricane damages, President Obama unveiling a major new proposal on jobs and the economy next week, and State Senator Jane Orie being ready to face all the charges filed against her.
News Director Waldy Diez, Shane Donahue, EJ Campbell, and the Rowan News Team talk about the 5.9 magnitude earthquake rocking the east coast and parts of Kentucky, Ohio, and Michigan, 4 NJ teens dying in a single vehicle crash this weekend, and striking Verizon workers began working again.
News Director Waldy Diez, Vicki Steinmetz, and the Rowan News Team talk about Obama thinking the U.S. economy will rebound quickly from the recession, Governor Christie allocating 10 million dollars for historic site preservation, and President Obama unveiling a rural jobs initiative.
News Director Waldy Diez and the Rowan Radio News Department dissected the day's latest news stories including the London riots, President Obama attending a service for the American soldiers that died in an Afghanistan helicopter crash, and the White House revealing new fuel efficiency standards for heavy-duty vehicles.
News Director Waldy Diez, Tim Bunting, Tom Lyons, and the Rowan News Team talk about President Obama signing a bill to avert a debt crisis, Governor Chris Christie announcing that senior citizens and disabled citizens receiving help with cooling expenses, and the Boston Bridge opening up to pedestrians again.
News Director Waldy Diez, Shane Donahue, and the Rowan News Team talk about the U.S. military reinstating their "don't ask, don't tell" policy, Governor Chris Christie may be restoring some 139-million dollars in cuts, President Obama citing "some progress" in the showdown over the federal debt, and Cardinal Justin Rigali expected to be stepping down today.
News Director Waldy Diez, EJ Campbell, Chris Capitanio, and the Rowan News Team talk about President Obama awarding the Medal of Honor to U.S. Army Sergeant First Class Leroy Petry, several roads being closed down in Morristown on Thursday night, and eBay being liable for trademark infringement.
News Director Waldy Diez, Tim Bunting, and the Rowan News Team talk about Casey Anthony not being found guilty, the town of Roxbury planning to honor a Marine who lost his life while serving in Iraq, and the governor of Montana taking a closer look at an oil spill in the Yellowstone River.
News Director Waldy Diez, Eric Dolezar, and the Rowan news team talk about overnight lane closures on I-95 southbound, fewer New Jerseyans traveling over the 4th of July weekend and Obama is again touring the country and promoting American manufacturing.
News Director Waldy Diez, Shane Donahue, and the Rowan News Team talk about President Obama unveiling his Afghan withdrawal plan in a nationwide address tomorrow night, Washington Lake Park Amphitheater having an Independence Day Celebration, and existing home sales having hit a six-month low.
News Director Waldy Diez, Shane Donahue, Maranda Sayers, and the news team report on fire crews pushing to keep several Arizona communities protected from what is now a record wildfire, investigators still trying to figure out what happened in the Moreys Piers ferris wheel death, and the National Park Service providing a funding boost to the Flight 93 National Memorial.
News Director Waldy Diez, Chris Capitanio, and EJ Campbell talk about the state of Alabama canceling an Amber Alert, the Federal Environmental Protection Agency granting money to NJ, and Wall Street coming back to life on Monday.
News Director Waldy Diez, Tim Bunting, and the Rowan News Team talk about Oklahoma requesting financial aid from the federal government to help with the tornadoes that hit there last week, Governor Christies first nominee for the state Supreme Court testifying today in her confirmation hearing, and a vote on raising the U.S. debt ceiling scheduled to take place today in the House.
News Director Waldy Diez, Maranda Sayers, and the Rowan Radio news team talk about President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama spending the night at Buckingham Palace, a New Jersey state senator planning to introduce legislation this week that would overhaul New Jerseys current tenure law for teachers, and Vice President Joe Biden convening another bipartisan meeting on deficit reduction.
News Director Waldy Diez, Chris Capitanio, Shane Donahue, and the news team talk about Queen Elizabeth visiting Ireland, U.S. Senator Robert Menendez wanting to upgrade New Jerseys poor water infrastructure, and the price of generic AIDS drugs falling for HIV-positive patients worldwide.
News Director, Waldy Diez and her news team talk about a Burlington County girl who went missing on Monday, Osama bin Ladens sons believing President Obama illegally assassinating their dad, and the possibility of NJ being the new home for the Sears Corporation.
News Director Eric Dolezar and Alison Mechanic talk about Russian Prime Minister not being happy with NATO military action in Libya, New Jersey having school board elections, and The U.S. Supreme Court will not be looking at President Obamas healthcare overhaul law anytime soon.
News Director Eric Dolezar and Co-host Kevin Britton talk about the United Nations pressing Libya for a ceasefire in Misrata, Carl Lewis failing to meet residency requirements to run for office, and support for offshore drilling is on the rise.
News Director Eric Dolezar talks about Former Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak is in intensive care at a local hospital because of heart problems, the Gang of Six continues to work on a plan to cut the deficit, former Jersey City Council President Mariano Vega Junior gets 30 months behind bars for accepting a bribe, and a La Salle University professor is suspended after being accused of hiring strippers to perform at a lecture.
News Director Eric Dolezar talks about Moammar Gaddafi's military capacity dropping by 30 percent due to airstrikes, former New Jersey Congressman John Adler dies, police are investigating the theft of computers and electronics at a West Philadelphia School, and President Obama meets with congressional officials about the government shutdown.
News Director Eric Dolezar and Waldy Diez talk about Japan continuing to get more bad news after a tsunami rocked the country, New York and New Jersey authorities are still investigating two bus accidents that left 17 people dead over the weekend, the G-8 which stands for Group of Eight countries hasnt been able to come to an agreement to institute a no fly zone over Libya, and the Philadelphia 76ers lose a heart breaker in Utah last night.
The Rowan Radio News Team talks about the U.S. and its NATO partners are discussing the Libyan crisis, autopsy reports have just been released in the Tucson Arizona shooting, and the republican nomination race is underway, even though we are a year-and-a-half away from the 2012 presidential election.
News Director Eric Dolezar talks about U.S officials continuing to protest against Libyan Dictator Moahmar Gahdolfee, firefighters fight a massive brush fire in central Florida, and Attorney General Eric Holder is addressing problems with the 2013 Guantanamo Bay prison facility closure.
News Director Eric Dolezar talks about a powerful earthquake hitting New Zealand, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie laying out his plan to tackle the states budget deficit, Four Americans are killed on their yacht off the coast of Oman, and Carmelo Anthony is traded to the Knicks in a 15 player trade.
News Director Eric Dolezar talks about Secretary of State Hillary Clinton promoting global internet freedom, President Obama awarding fifteen medal of honors to distinguished individuals, and New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez wants no limits on the amount of economic damages an oil company can be held accountable for.
News Director Eric Dolezar talks about the White House calling on the Egyptian Government to stop harassing, beating and arresting protestors, The IRS is launching a new program that encourages offshore tax evaders to come forward under a new amnesty program, and the Obama Administration is giving a big push to build a new high-speed rail system.
News Director Eric Dolezar talks about the massive anti-government rallies that are continuing across Egypt, Chicago's Department of Aviation preparing itself for one of the biggest storms of the season, Google is launching a new innovative project about the worlds most prominent art museums, and a report from media day for Super Bowl XLV.
News Director Eric Dolezar talks about President Obama giving his State of the Union Address tonight, Michael Jackson's former doctor is pleading not guilty to involuntary manslaughter, the Garden State is in for another round of snow within the next couple of days, and the Internal Revenue Service has just rolled out its first smart phone application.
WGLS-FM News Director Eric Dolezar and the Rowan Radio News Team reported on the capture of the alleged gunman who shot two students in a Los Angeles high school, the major earthquake hitting South Western Pakistan, the approval of the NBC Universal and Comcast merger by the Federal Communications Commission, and the announcement of Regis Philbin's retirement from his hit morning show.
News Director Eric Dolezar talks about tensions rising between The White House and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, a car exploding outside a home in Arlington, Virginia, Apples iPhone making its long awaited debut on Verizons network, and New Jersey is preparing for its third snow storm within a week.
WGLS-FM News Director Eric Dolezar and the Rowan Radio News Team reported on the return of 13 deepwater oil-drilling companies to the Gulf of Mexico, Israeli Prime Benjamin Netanyahu Minister requests President Obama to grant clemency for former U.S. Navy Intelligence Analyst Jonathan J. Pollard, and new allegations of sexual harassment against Brett Favre from massage therapists.
News Director Eric Dolezar talks about an airline pilot under investigation by the TSA, states in the Northeast are still recovering from the weekends blizzard, a new report is out today about tanning, and the Philadelphia Eagles play the Minnesota Vikings tonight on Tuesday night football.
News Director Eric Dolezar talks about the census bureau is getting ready to release the report on the 2010 census, the FCC to set new rules dealing with internet traffic, snow storms in Europe slowing air traffic, and Brett Favre gets knocked out of last night's Monday Night Football game.
WGLS-FM News Director Eric Dolezar and the Rowan Radio News Team reported on President Obamas mission to pass tax deal and extending unemployment benefits, Senators remembering a U.S. diplomat Richard Holbrooke, research showing that Americans spend as much time on the internet as they do watching television, and Cliff Lee returning to the Philadelphia Phillies.
News Director Eric Dolezar talks about the ceremonies that will be held in Honolulu to mark the 69th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Also, WikiLeak's Julian Assange has been denied bail from a judge in London, a new concussion law for high school students in New Jersey has been established, and tolls on the Pennsylvania turnpike are increasing in 2011.
News Director Eric Dolezar and the Rowan Radio News Team talk about the Pentagon report just released on the military's Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy, the continuing hunt in Michigan for three lost boys, the controversial site Wikileaks getting hacked, and how President Obama is trying to pass a pay freeze for all federal workers.
News Director Eric Dolezar and the Rowan Radio News Team talk about North Korea firing missiles into South Korea, an imposter posing as a high ranking Taliban official, toxic chemicals making their way into childrens toys, and Netflix raising their prices on its DVD subscriptions.
News Director Eric Dolezar and the Rowan Radio News Team talks about President Obama giving out the first Medal of Honor since the Vietnam War, New Jersey passing a bill that will enforce harder penalties on bullying, a women sexually assaulted in a porta potty, and the debate rages on about Four Loko.
News Director Eric Dolezar talks about the Presidential Commission investigating the BP oil disaster, Keith Olbermann returns to the anchor desk tonight after being suspended from the network, Governor Chris Christie was found to be using taxpayers money during business trips, and the U.S. is increasing security checks on cargo planes.
News Director Eric Dolezar talks about the upcoming elections and about the different races in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. The Rowan Radio news team also covers national breaking news from around the country.
News Director Eric Dolezar reports on the Tsunami that hit a remote island in western Indonesia, the Obama Administration pressuring schools to crack down on bullying, the problems Four Loko is creating for college students, and a new study on smoking is released.
News Director Eric Dolezar and the Rowan Radio news team talks about an American soldier in custody after a prisoner dies, the White House continues to defend the administrations move on the Don't Ask Don't Tell policy, Police are still on the hunt for a gunman outside the Pentagon, and Vice President Joe Biden is visiting Allentown Pennsylvania.
News Director Eric Dolezar and the Rowan Radio News Team talk about Lower Merion School district paying out thousands of dollars, President Obama signing a NASA Act, a PA man under arrest after going on a rampage, and the first clinical trial of embryonic stem cells on humans.
News Director Eric Dolezar talks about the Times Square bomber getting sentenced to life, nine people die in Afghanistan after insurgents attack a convoy, gunshots in Little Egg Harbor Township, and a man killed outside Temple University Hospital.
News Director Eric Dolezar and the Rowan Radio News Team covers a school shooting in Texas, President Obama's trip to New Mexico, Former President Jimmy Carter's hospitalization, and American Idol auditions in New Jersey.
News Director Eric Dolezar and the Rowan Radio News Team discusses how President Obama's nominee is speaking out against the Don't Ask, Don't Tell, a helicopter crash in Afghanistan has claimed the lives of American Troops, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is attempting to cut state income taxes, and a PA Governor Race update.
News Director Eric Dolezar and the Rowan Radio News Team covers breaking news from Paris, President Obama giving students in the region advice, and a British teenager is banned for life from the United States.
News Director Eric Dolezar and the Rowan Radio News Team goes over issues involving President Obama heading to Ohio to talk about the economy, wild fires blazing in Colorado and the news surrounding the signing of a New York Jets cornerback.
News Director Eric Dolezar goes over issues involving President Obama making a speech on Nation Television, Roger Clemens being in court, and Hurricane Earl coming close to the East Coast.
News Director Eric Dolezar and Production Director Chris Beears discuss the nine states which will share more than four billion dollar in federal grants, the rate of Arizona border deaths reaching an all-time high and the power problems for New Jersey Transit trains.
Hosts Christina Maxwell and Katrina Coleman discuss the potential verdict on former Illinois Senator Rob Blagojevich and the passing on baseball legend Bobby Thomson, who hit "The Shot Heard 'Round the World."
Hosts Christina Maxwell and Katrina Coleman discuss the passing of Ted Stevens and the continuing struggle to clean up the Gulf, among other issues affecting the country.
WGLS-FM News Director Eric Dolezar and Katrina Coleman covered the day's top news stories including a workplace shooting in Connecticut, and also Brett Farve rumors that claim the quaterback is retiring.
WGLS-FM News Director Eric Dolezar and Katrina Coleman covered the day's top news stories including BP naming a new CEO for their company and thousands of classified documents being posted on the website WikiLeaks.
Hosts Christina Maxwell and Katrina Coleman discuss the appointment of Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court, Barack Obama's visit with the British Prime Minister, and the Phillies' struggles against the Cardinals.
News Director Eric Dolezar and co-host Katrina Coleman details BP's test with a containment cap on the oil leak. The two also discuss the passing of Yankees owner George Steinbrenner and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's new tax law.
News Director Eric Dolezar and co-host Christina Maxwell discuss the tri-state area heating up with temperatures reaching into the hundreds, the Justice Department beginning suit against Arizona's tough new immigration bill, and Phils looking to take back their vital series against the Atlanta Braves.
News Director Eric Dolezar and co-host Katrina Coleman review the change in the lead of the troops in Afghanistan, updates on Tropical Storm Alex's path near the BP oil spill, and a New Jersey budget update.
Stanley McChrystal is in hot water after being called to the capital to have a meeting with President Obama. A fire is raging in Northern Arizona and the iPhone 4 is being released on Thursday.
Christina Maxwell and Katrina Coleman recap the world and local headlines, including the continuing strategies of dealing with the BP oil spill.
Eric Dolezar and Katrina Coleman provide updates about the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and the Flyers-Blackhawks Stanley Cup Final series. Also, the two discuss the New Jersey primaries.
New Director Eric Dolezar and the Rowan Radio News Crew update the situation involving the BP oil spill and the 2010 Stanley Cup Finals, among other major headlines across the country and state.
News Director Eric Dolezar and the Rowan Radio News Team discuss the news stories throughout the country, including officials attempting to plug the BP oil leak and the Flyers making the 2010 Stanley Cup Finals.
News Director Eric Dolezar and the rest of the Rowan Report News Team discuss the big news stories throughout the country including the ongoing battle between Arlen Specter and Joe Sestak in Pennsylvania. Also, they talk about the Louisiana oil spill and its ramifications.
News Director Eric Dolezar talks about the arrest of Al-Queda terrorists in Yemen and how crews are attempting to fix a crude oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico.
This week on the Rowan Report the Rowan Radio News Team talks about the Space Shuttle Discovery, legalizing medical marijuana and an update on what is happening in Afghanistan.
This week on the Rowan Report the Rowan Radio News Team talks about how you can lower your risk of Alzheimers and how to prevent the H1N1 virus.
The Rowan Radio News Team talks about the general elections, campus news, and about yesterday's disaster.
The Rowan Radio News Team discusses the debate of the new health care bill, our nations employment status and how college students can get loans for school.
This week on the Rowan Report topics include the national health care bill, the South Street fights in Philadelphia and what is going on this week on campus.
The Rowan Radio News Team talks about the latest news regarding the state of New Jersey including the day's speech by Governor Chris Christie. Also, find out the latest on the nation's jobless rate, entertainment, sports and more.
The Rowan Radio News Team talks about talks about campus news, gay marriage, the 2012 election, and what is going on is South Jersey. All this and more on the Rowan Report.
The Rowan Radio News Team discusses new communications equipment, the presidents new ideas for clean energy and what is going new on campus this week.
This week on The Rowan Report, the Rowan Radio news team talks about campus news, stocks, and sports.
Top news stories include President Obama's new 8 million dollar loan, the Olympics and a look at the markets.
President Obama has asked for a long-standing policy of "don't ask don't tell" to be repealed, while roughly 18,000 additional U.S. troops should arrive in Afghanistan by late spring. Negotiations are also underway that could end with three U.S. citizens detained in Iran being swapped for jailed Iranians in the U.S. Also, new to the Rowan Report is the Rowan News section, the News Team reports on upcoming Rowan Events and news.
Rowan Radio News Director Kasra Houshmand hosts this January 19th edition, focusing on aid efforts after the earthquake in Haiti, medical marijuana laws in New Jersey, Iraqi insurgents switching to the U.S. side, the NFL playoffs, and President Obama's plan for healthcare and education.
Rowan Radio News Director Kasra Houshmand hosts this edition of the Rowan Report. Hillary Clinton takes a nine day tour of the Pacific, Jay Leno goes back to late night television, and medical marijuana laws get passed in New Jersey.
The January 5th edition of the Rowan Report recaps the day's top news events and stories from throughout the world.
The latest edition of the Rowan Report includes information on the snowstorm that blanketed the east coast, President Obama pulling a prank, a rundown of entertainment news and much more.
The Rowan Radio News Team covered numerous stories including the passing of Oral Roberts, President Obama's push for energy efficiency and the Philadelphia Phillies' acquisition of starting pitcher Roy Halladay. Also, the entertainment segment covered the nominations for the 67th annual Golden Globe Awards.
The Rowan Radio News Team discusses the Leonid meteor shower, the availability of the new version of the H1N1 vaccine, and the President's mission to join forces with China to halt Iran's nuclear program.
The Rowan Radio News Team discusses the charges pending against the family of the Colorado balloon boy, the availability of the H1N1 vaccine, and the loss of eight more US troops in Afghanistan.
The Rowan Radio News Team discusses the approval of President Obama's healthcare reform bill by the Senate Finance Committee, a deal between the UAW and Ford, and the release of the H1N1 vaccine.
The Rowan Radio News Team discusses President Obama's continued campaign for agressive heathcare reform. The nation's highest court has opened its fall session with a new justice to start its new term, and General David Petreaus announces his battle with prostate cancer.
The Rowan Radio news team discusses President Obama's take on healthcare reform, Vice President Joe Biden's visit to Iraq, and the death of actor Patrick Swayze.
The Rowan Radio News Team discusses healthcare reform, the death of Robert Novak, and the end of a popular American magazine.
The Rowan Radio News Team discusses health care reform, Secretary of State Hilary Clinton, and GM's innovative way of selling automobiles.
The day's top stories included President Barack Obama celebrating his birthday, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton making a trip to Africa, and Senator John McCain opposing the nomination of Sonia Sotomayor.
The Rowan Radio News Team discusses the approval of Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor, entertainment news and the hot streak of the Philadelphia Phillies.
The Rowan Radio News Team discusses President Obama's plan for healthcare reform, senate hearing for Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor, and the trial of Pennsylvania State Senator Vincent Fumo
The Rowan Radio News Team discusses healthcare reform, Sonia Sotomayor, and the latest on the swine flu.
The Rowan Radio News Team discusses Bernard Madoff, the recovery of Senator Robert Byrd, and US troop withdrawl from Iraq.
The Rowan Radio news team discusses President Obama's new legislation, a Metro Train accident in Washington, DC, and new global warming laws.
The Rowan Radio news team discusses Sonia Sotamayor, Chrysler production and new child health concerns.
The Rowan Radio News Team discusses the future of Chrysler, tensions in North Korea, and recent violence in Philadelphia.
The Rowan Radio News Team discusses Memorial Day festivities, the Big 3 automakers, and Proposition 8.
The Rowan Radio news team discusses President Obama, Former President Bill Clinton's new mission, and Congress tackling the credit card industry
The Rowan Radio news team brings you all the latest headlines
The Rowan Radio news team discusses issue of the day, such as Senator Arlen Spector changing his political party affiliation; three British men accused of plotting London suicide bombings being cleared of charges; and "Operation Pressure Point" in Philadelphia working effectively.
A recap of the days events, featuring Mandy Rippert, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Angela Colligan, Robbie Biggs, and Paul Moreno.
News Director Ron Patrick, Angela Colligan, and the rest of the Rowan Radio News Team analyzes the news that matters including: President Obama sat down with Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso, US airways have reversed its policy of charging passengers for in-flight beverages, a Philadelphia Newspaper company is filing for bankruptcy, North Korea is getting ready to launch their first satellite, anger can kill people who are living with bad hearts, all this and more on the Rowan Report.
News Director Ron Patrick, Angela Colligan and the rest of the Rowan Radio News Team examine all of the news that matters including : am man who preaches non-violence is charged with beheading his astranged wife, the British government is accused of exloiting the fear of terrorism to restrict civil liberties, "underwater mortgages" are up next on Obama's economic agenda. All this and more on the Rowan Report.
News Director Ron Patrick, Angela Colligan, and the rest of the Rowan Radio News Team discuss all the news that matters including: President Obama mad another pitch for an economic stimulus, the man who threw a shoe at George W. Bush is headed to trial, Egyptian archeologists have hit the mummy jackpot, French President Nicolas Sarkozy is in Iraq on a surprise visit and he is aiming at showing support for the budding democracy. All this and more on the Rowan Report
News Director Ron Patrick, Co-host Angela Colligan and the rest of the Rowan Radio News Team discuss all the news that matters to the South Jersey area including: President Obama has tapped conservative Republican Senator Judd Gregg as Commerce Secretary, a vital military basein Afghnaistan is closing, Iran launched a satellite into space, Hilary Clinton has now officially been sworn in as Secretary of State, Great Britain is pulling out of Iraq very soon.All this and more on the Rowan Report
News Director Ron Patrick, Angela Colligan and the rest of the Rowan Radio News Team discuss all of the news effecting the South Jersey area including That President Obama met with House Republicans to discuss growing unemployment., analysts say the increase in bombings prove that the Taliban is resurgent and deadlier than ever; suspicious fires in a neighborhood hit by a flurry of recent arsons have destroyed 15 homes in Coatesville, Pennsylvania , all this and more on the Rowan Report.
On the January 20th edition of the Rowan Report, News Director Ron Patrick and the rest of the Rowan Radio News Team discuss President Barack Obama's inaugeration cermony including the Oath of Office, his speech, and the luncheaon at which Senator Ted Kennedy's collapse. Also U.S troops led a series of raids in Afghanistan; an alliance between Chrysler and Italy's Fiat has been struck; closing stocks in business and much more of the news that matters on the Rowan Report
In this Edition News Director Ron Patrick and Co-host Mandy Rippert discuss all of the news that matters to the south Jersey listening area and abroad including: a top Isreali general warned that another phase of the fighting is yet to come; Governor Ed Rendell might end up having to bet against himself; Iran has arrested 4 men behind a plot to topple its government; closing stocks in business. All this and more on the Rowan Report.
News Director Ron Patrick and Mandy Rippert discuss all of the news effecting the south jersey listening area and on this edition: A former Army arsenal employee has pled guilty to being an Isreali spy during the '80s, Isreali air strikes continued to bomb Hamas targets for the 4th straight day, Russia is going to cut Ukraine's gas supply until it agrees to pay its dept and NASA released the report on what happened to the space shuttle Columbia. All that and more on The Rowan Report.
News Director Ron Patrick, Angela Colligan and the rest of the Rowan Radio news team talk about Senator Dianne Feinsdein becoming the 1st woman to head the Senate Intelligence Comittee, a German company has agreed to pay $800 million in penalties to settle a massive U.S. bribery case, and Caroline Kennedy wants to take the place of Hillary Clinton in the U.S. Senate.
News Director Ron Patick along with Angela Colligan and the rest of the Rowan Radio News Team report news effecting the South Jersey area as well as Global issues. Highlights from this edition: Two People died in a military jet crash, Iraq has made impressive security gains in the past two weeks, shops in England and Wales are to be banned from displaying tobacco in a bid to reduce smoking, and OJ Simpson is going to prison for a long time. All this and more on the December 9th Rowan Report
News Director Ron Patrick and Angela Colligan discuss President Bush's claim that his biggest regret in the White House involves incorrect intelligence that Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction; the Pentagon's plans to deploy as many as 20 thousand American troops within the next 3 years to counter terrorist threats; and six children die from a toxic milk formula.
News Director Ron Patrick, along with Angela Colligan, Many Rippert, and John Early discuss President-elect Obama and former opponent John McCain's pledge to support one another. They will also mention the U.S.-Iraq Pact, which will see the U.S. keep forces in Iraq for three more years. Also discussed will be the U.S. and International leaders involved in the "Governor's Global Climate Summit."
WGLS-FM News Director Ron Patrick and the Rowan Radio News Team reports on an 8 year old Arizona boy accused of murdering his father and another man last week, Iraq's government has recieved the final draft of a security agreement wiht the United States regarding American Troops to be out of the country by the end of 2011 and NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander has run out of solar power and is no longer transmitting data.
Host Angela Colligan talks about West Palm Beach Congressman Tim Mahoney who agreed to pay 121-thousand dollars to his former girlfriend to prevent a sexual assault lawsuit. Also Obama now leads McCain by ten points among registered voters 51% to 41%. Finally, the US is optimistic about keeping the troops in Iraq past Dec. 31st.
Rowan Radio News Director Ron Patrick, along with Angela Colligan, discuss all of the news affecting South Jersey and the surrounding communities. This week's installment talks about headlines, such as the damage of Hurricane Ike and a race for the White House update. All that and more, including PA, NJ, sports, and entertainment on the Rowan Report.
Rowan Radio News Director Ron Patrick, along with Angela Colligan, discuss all of the news affecting South Jersey and the surrounding communities. This week's installment talks about headlines, such as Hurricane Ike, a race for the White House update, as Obama and McCain continue their campaigns, and an Iraq update, like President Bush selecting a modest troop withdraw. All that and more, including PA, NJ, sports, and entertainment on the Rowan Report.
The Rowan Radio News Team which includes Derek Jones and Joe Staudenmayer recap the news of the day. The top news stores includes coverage of the Democratic national convention, information on a possible assassination attempted on Senator Barack Obama and updates on hurricane Gustav.
Host WGLS-FM Assistant Station Manager Derek Jones and Omarey Williams recap the top stories of the day. The stories include Tropical Storm Eduouard is barring down on Texas. The Chicago area was hit by devastating storms, tainted beef makes kids sick at a Virginia Boy Scouts camp, Senators Obama and McCain discuss the energy crisis and a magnitude 6 earthquake hits China.
WGLS-FM Assistant Station Manager Derek Jones and Omarey Williams recap the day's top stories. These include a 5.8 magnitude earthquake near Chino Hills, California, firefighters battling fires in Yosemite National Park, The U.S. budget deficit for 2009 is assessed at 482 billion dollars and the race for the White House heats up but is still very close according to a USA Today/Gallup Poll.
Host WGLS-FM Student Manager Joseph Staudenmayer and Omarey Williams recap the day's top stories. These stories include Tropical Storm Dolly's impact on oil prices, Secretary of State Condolezza Rice in Singapore regarding North Korea's nuclear weapons program, the White House responds to U.S. troop withdrawl from Iraq, and China increases security for the Olympic Games.
WGLS-FM Assistant Station Manager Derek Jones and Omarey Williams recap the day's top news stories. These stories include: Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke expresses his concerns over the economy, Senator Obama speaks about his plan to end the Iraq War, and plans for the demolition of the Philadelphia Spectrum is revealed.
Host Stephen Maiorana recaps the day's top stories. Senator Edward Kennedy is in Massachusetts General Hospital following two seizures, two more Democratic primaries take place, and investigation continues into the case of a 19 year-old that was found dead two years ago.
Host Stephen Maiorana reports the news for March 11, 2008. Top stories include Governor Corzine and former Governor Richard Codey weighing in on a controversy surrounding New York Governor Eliot Spitzer and his alleged involvement in an international prostitution ring. Other stories include officials at the University of Maryland are announcing what they say is a breakthrough in the production of biofuels.
Host Stephen Maiorana shares the news with his listeners for March 3,2008.
Host Stephen Maiorana reports the news for February 26, 2008. Top stories in his report include Governor Jon Corzine delievering a 25 minute address detailing a new spending plan as a solution to New Jersey's chronic spending problem. Governors wrapping up three days of meetings for the National Governors Association, and Starbucks closing all their doors early for the day.
Host Stephen Maiorana reports the news for February 19, 2008. Top stories in this episode of The Rowan Report include Fidel Castro stepping down as leader of Cuba, the United States is facing the biggest meat recall in its history, and a business group is floating an alternative to Governor Jon Corzine's plan for New Jersey's roadways.
Host Stephen Maiorana reports the news for February 12, 2008. Top stories in the report include Governor Jon Corzine meeting at Rowan University to pitch his budget plan. Presidential primaries continue as people head to the polls in Virginia, D.C. , and Maryland, and Rutgers University study calls for more investment in New Jersey's transportation network.
Host Stephen Maiorana reports the news for February 5, 2008. The top stories in the report include the voters head to the polls to vote for their favorite candidate in the N.J. presidential primaries. Senator Arler Specter says he wants to know if the New England Patriots have a history of spying on other teams, and President Bush's annual budget proposal boosts military spending while nearly freezing domestic programs.
Host Omar Williams and Angela Colligan bring you the top news stories of the day. The stories include: the death of a student at Richard Stockton college, the withdraw of U.S. troops in Iraq recieving a kick start, and much more.
Host Stephen Maiorana reports the news for January 22, 2008. The top stories of the report include Governor Corzine travelling out of the country to visit the 2008 World Economic Forum. The Federal Reserve cuts interest rates by 3/4 of a percentage point to ease the economy, and the two opponents in Superbowl 42 have been determined following the Giants victory over the Green Bay Packers.
Host Stephen Maiorana reports the news for January 15, 2008. Top stories include a recent segment of the television show, "America's Most Wanted," features a story on the murder of Rowan University student Donald Farrell. The FBI is on the lookout for a marine who is the subject of a nationwide manhunt, and police recently arrested ten members of a dangerous street gang in Camden, New Jersey.
Host Stephen Maiorana reports the news for January 8, 2008. The top stories include coverage of Jon Corzine's "State of the State" speech for New Jersey. Presidential candidates are battling in the New Hampshire primary. Mayor Nutter was sworn into office in Philadelphia, and several late night shows return to air in spite of the writer's strike.
Rowan Radio News Director Stephen Maiorana and other members of the WGLS-FM News Deparment take you around headlines in local and national news. This special presentation of the Rowan Report also includes "Code Blue: Keeping our Students Safe" a WGLS FM documentary on college campus security.
Rowan Radio News Director Stephen Maiorana and other members of the WGLS-FM News Deparment take you around headlines in local and national news.
Rowan Radio News Director Stephen Maiorana and other members of the WGLS-FM News Deparment take you around headlines in local and national news.
Rowan Radio News Director Stephen Maiorana and other members of the WGLS-FM News Deparment take you around headlines in local and national news.
WGLS-FM News Director Stephen Maiorana gives this week's news.
WGLS-FM News Director Stephen Maiorana moderates the 4th District Assembly Debate on the campus of Rowan University. The Candidates: Democrat: Paul Moriarty and Sandra Love, Republican: Patricia Fratticcioli and Agnes Gardiner
WGLS-FM News Director Stephen Maiorana moderates the 3rd District Assembly Debate on the campus of Rowan University. The Candidates - Democrat: John Burzichelli and Douglas Fisher, Republican: Phil Donohue and Jeffrey Stepler, Green: Margie MacWilliams and Charles Woodrow.
Rowan Radio News Director Steve Maiorana takes listeners around all of the local news as well as media releases.
Stephen Maiorana, Ashley Smith, Colin Weir and Omarey Williams recapped the day's top news stories including hundreds of thousands of people being evacuated from homes in Shanghai to avoid a typhoon; New Zealand police were concerned about the mother of an abandoned toddler in Australia; doctors finalized surgery on Governor Corzine; and the latest on Rowan University football. Also, Omarey Williams and Ashley Smith previewed new CD and DVD releases.
Stephen Maiorana, Joe Staudenmayer, Ashley Smith, Jim Vassallo, Colin Weir and Omar Williams recapped the day's top news stories on the Rowan Report. The program provided extensive coverage of the 9-11 memorials across the country; New Jersey Homeland Security Director Richard Canas stressed the importance of protecting the state; further testimony on Iraq was given on Capitol Hill; and a psychiatric hospital escapee was caught in Southern New Jersey.
Stephen Maiorana, Colin Weir, Ashley Smith, and Omarey Williams updated the day's news. The top stories of September 4th included at least two people dying after being hit by Hurricane Felix; an eight-foot thresher shark beached itself Monday afternoon in Atlantic City; news regarding the future of the Rowan bookstore; and an update on the latest CD and DVD releases from Omarey Williams and Ashley Smith.
The day's top stories included an earthquake hitting northwestern Japan; a Texas man facing a murder charge after setting his girlfriend on fire; and concerns over east coast freight rail security.
The day's top stories included more backlash from the public regarding the war in Iraq; a deadly plane crash killing five people in Sanford, Florida; and a sweltering heat wave gripping the Northeast. Also, Men's Fitness Editor-In-Chief Roy S. Johnson provided insight into the world of Tiger Woods.
The top stories on the Rowan Report included a heat advisory issued for Philadelphia; President Bush put pressure on lawmakers to pass a comprehensive immigration reform bill; and U.S. House of Representatives agreed to reopen the Statue of Liberty.
WGLS-FM News Director Stephen Maiorana recaps the day's top news stories including the latest happenings with Scooter Libby, the anniversary for the Battle of Midway and much more.
WGLS-FM News Director Stephen Maiorana recapped the news of the day. Six suspected terrorists were placed under arrest, four from Cherry Hill, NJ; the Jose Padilla domestic terrorism case began in Miami with jury selection; and New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine returned to work.
WGLS-FM News Director, Nicole Chiaravalloti and Erica Guidetti report on the news for March 6, 2007.
Topics covered: Property tax reform, Health Care, Transportation
The Rowan Report is a weekly show featuring news about Rowan University and the surrounding areas. This special edition of the Rowan Report is a series of interviews with Washington Township Mayor Luongo by Dr. Ed Streb, President of University Senate, Barbara Green, Gloucester County Times reporter and a member of The Whit staff.
