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news & viewsby the YWCA of Greater Pittsburgh, focusedattention on practical, sustainable nonviolentalternatives.Reporting fromthe HillDavid Greene, NPR (National PublicRadio) White House correspondent, visitedPoint Park Dec. 1 and 2 as part of a grantprovided by the Pennsylvania Association ofBroadcasters. During his visit he met withclasses, interviewed with student mediaand observed and offered post-newscastcritiques for Field Reporting, Interviewing andEditing students. Greene also gave a formalpresentation to the University communityand met with University officials. Greenecan be heard on NPR programs includingMorning Edition, All Things Considered,Weekend Edition, Day to Day and Talk of theNation. Diane Sutter, president and CEO ofShootingstar Broadcasting of New England,will bevisiting campusas an invited speakerin the spring.Soup ’s OnMembers of the Point Park baseball teamvolunteered at the Jubilee Soup Kitchenin the Hill District during the month ofDecember2008. At leasta dozenplayershelpedout bypreparingfruit andvegetablesalads,servingfood, cleaningtables, doingdishes, stocking shelves,unloading shipments of foodand mopping floors. The Jubilee SoupKitchen is located on Wyandotte Street offof Fifth Avenue in Pittsburgh. The kitchenserves food to the hungry of Pittsburgh atnoon 365 days a year. For information onvolunteering, call the Jubilee Soup Kitchen at412-261-5417.With Annual Fund support,is left behind...• Every gift no matter the size, makes a differencein the lives of our students.• Strong alumni participation helps increasePoint Park’s ranking for Alumni Support.• With the increasing changes in federal funding,a weakening economy and family struggles, studentsface more challenges than ever before. Your support,now more than ever, helps to keep their dream of acollege education alive despite the times.To donate online or for more information visitwww.pointpark.edu/annualfund or call 412.392.3999.