Many of us have wanted to get in touch with an old teacher to let them know how they changed our life. But how about a former prison inmate who tracks down his old warden to say “thank you.” In the 1950s Ramone Tapia made headlines for his escape attempts and leading a prison riot in the Nebraska Penitentiary. After the state hired a new warden, Ramone dropped out of the headlines. That was good news. Recently he shared his story with “Statewide’s” Bill Kelly. It’s a story of how the prison system changed, and how that changed the life of one man.
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The Omaha News: March 27, 2013 | Student produced Omaha news broadcast. |
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ICU Learning English, Episode 719 | A weekly program teaching basic English for adults and young adults |
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Did'st Thou Know- Identity Crisis | Discover a shroud of mystery that hangs over the identity of William Shakespeare. |
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Youth Center Speaker | Lee Sanchez, a junior at Loup City High School, performs the persuasive speech he presented at the... |
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Hastings Symphony Rehearsal | Rehearsal of Hastings Symphony Orchestra prior to performance of Februrary 24, 2013 |
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The State of Education in Nebraska: Dr. Heckman Keynote - The Skills Problem | Dr. Heckman discusses early childhood and the problem of marketable skills not being taught to... |
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The State of Education in Nebraska: Dr. Heckman Interview - Early Childhood Development | Interview with Dr. Heckman about Early Childhood Development. It's costly to society to have... |
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NET Sports: More Than A Game | From Husker Volleyball to NSAA High School Championships, NET Sports goes in depth with coverage to... |
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The Omaha News: March 14, 2013 | Student produced Omaha news broadcast. |
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Capitol Conversations: Sen. Mike Gloor | Sen. Mike Gloor of Grand Island says he'd like to support Medicaid expansion, but he sees lots of... |