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	<title>Comments on: &#8216;A Journey to Darfur&#8217; Airs on Making Contact</title>
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	<description>journalism by pauline bartolone</description>
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		<title>By: Lyra Halprin</title>
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		<dc:creator>Lyra Halprin</dc:creator>
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		<description>Hi Pauline, You are amazing. I loved the story you did in Kitchen Sisters class on Katrina almost 3 years ago; I was the auditrix, &amp; still remember your work. Your life/career progress is fantastic--not surprising, either! I will click on the Darfur piece after I send this. I&#039;m still a public info person at UC Davis for the campus and statewide sustainable agriculture programs--wonderful changes I&#039;ve seen over 21 years. Food/ag is connected to everything, of course. I&#039;m working on a story on a painting we have by Chiura Obata, a Cal art professor who taught my dad. My dad bought the last painting Obata did before being interned in WWII. Now I&#039;m friends with Obata&#039;s granddaughters, who are my age. Odd twists of life. Your enthusiasm &amp; compassion are evident--&amp; contagious. Cheers!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Pauline, You are amazing. I loved the story you did in Kitchen Sisters class on Katrina almost 3 years ago; I was the auditrix, &amp; still remember your work. Your life/career progress is fantastic&#8211;not surprising, either! I will click on the Darfur piece after I send this. I&#8217;m still a public info person at UC Davis for the campus and statewide sustainable agriculture programs&#8211;wonderful changes I&#8217;ve seen over 21 years. Food/ag is connected to everything, of course. I&#8217;m working on a story on a painting we have by Chiura Obata, a Cal art professor who taught my dad. My dad bought the last painting Obata did before being interned in WWII. Now I&#8217;m friends with Obata&#8217;s granddaughters, who are my age. Odd twists of life. Your enthusiasm &amp; compassion are evident&#8211;&amp; contagious. Cheers!</p>
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