On Monday, October 22, Temple University Libraries, the College of Liberal Arts, the General Education Program and the Office of the Provost welcomed distinguished journalist and NPR Senior Correspondent Juan Williams to a packed house.<\/p>\n
Williams, one of America\u2019s leading political writers and thinkers, gave his engaging lecture, \u201cEyes on the Prize: The Truths of American Race Relations\u201d to a capacity crowd in Paley Library Lecture Hall. Williams is a Senior Correspondent for National Public Radio, a political analyst for Fox Television and a regular panelist on FoxNews Sunday. He has written prize-winning columns and editorials for The Washington Post. Williams has also worked extensively in the documentary medium, having won an Emmy Award for his television writing.<\/p>\n
After his lecture, Williams sat down with reference librarian Fred Rowland to talk about his most recent book,\u00a0Enough : the phony leaders, dead-end movements, and culture of failure that are undermining Black America– and what we can do about it<\/strong>. The interview was recorded and is available as a downloadable mp3 file:<\/p>\n Listen to the audio (22:00, 5.2MB mp3 file)<\/a><\/p>\n You can also\u00a0subscribe to our podcast feed<\/a>\u00a0for future audio content from the Temple University Libraries.<\/p>\n -Nicole Restaino, Library Communications Specialist<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" On Monday, October 22, Temple University Libraries, the College of Liberal Arts, the General Education Program and the Office of the Provost welcomed distinguished journalist and NPR Senior Correspondent Juan Williams to a packed house. Williams, one of America\u2019s leading … Continue reading