Evening with Smokey Robinson
Through My Eyes: Charlie Kelman Story
100 Years of EIU Basketball
Eastern Illinois men’s basketball celebrates 100 years of intercollegiate basketball. WEIU and Eastern Athletics present this 30 minute documentary that chronicles the moments, the memories and the teams. The program looks at the early years of the game: playing in “The Crackerbox” or Pem Hall Gym, followed by the transition the Lantz Gym in 1938 which was the envy of sister state institutions.
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This program provides an inside look into the life and career of Motown legend Smokey Robinson. Taped in 2009 in front of an audience at Northwestern University Law School's Thorne Auditorium, "An Evening With Smokey Robinson" is hosted by veteran journalist Gwen Ifill. The program also features musical tributes from artists Teena Marie, Howard Hewett and Musiq Soulchild.
Through My Eyes: The Charlie Kelman Story celebrates the jazzy double life of medical maverick Dr. Charles D. Kelman, the saxophone-playing ophthalmologist who reinvented cataract surgery with his groundbreaking phacoemulsification procedure. The one-hour documentary is at once a fascinating study of scientific discovery; a rumination on the dynamic of fathers and sons; a cloak-and-dagger adventure; and a one-of-a-kind success story launched at the intersection of failure, fame and fate that gives hope to anyone who has ever harbored a secret dream.
Eastern Illinois men’s basketball celebrates 100 years of intercollegiate basketball. WEIU and Eastern Athletics present this 30 minute documentary that chronicles the moments, the memories and the teams. The program looks at the early years of the game: playing in “The Crackerbox” or Pem Hall Gym, followed by the transition the Lantz Gym in 1938 which was the envy of sister state institutions.

The Celtic Tenors, Ireland's most successful crossover artists, meld together elements of classical, folk and pop, with each tenor expressing a distinct musical style influenced by their individual regions of Ireland.
