Mr. Steven Collins This is Me

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1. 1. Sandhills Emergency Physicians - Physicians Directory - Dr. Rogers

   www.sandhillsep.com/coggin.htm - [Cached]

   Published on: 6/20/2008   Last Visited: 6/20/2008

   Steve Collins, PA-CStaff emergency physician assistant with SEP

2. 2. www.forchicanaostudies.org

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   Published on: 6/28/2000   Last Visited: 5/26/2008

   2. Steven Collins
   
   Steven Collins testified that he is a radio broadcaster on WDAS radio in Philadelphia where he has worked for 19 years.WDAS is the number one radio station in the Philadelphia area with respect to listenership of Afro-American adults between the ages of 25 and 54 years.Mr. Collins testified he was 40 years old and a native Philadelphian.He has a degree from Temple University in radio, television, and film and is a graduate of West Catholic High School.Mr. Collins is a member of the Philadelphia Chapter of the Association of Black Journalists, a member of the board of directors of the Philadelphia Ad Club, and is involved in a number of community organizations including the Police Athletic League and Concerned Black Men. (7/26/95 PCRA Tr. 75-76)
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   A few weeks later, by coincidence, Mr. Collins met Mr. Jamal at a news conference and a close relationship developed between the student reporter and the professional reporter in which Mumia Jamal became Mr. Collins "mentor" and helped him pursue a career in commercial news broadcasting in Philadelphia.
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   According to Mr. Collins this was a tremendously important event in his life and career: "Mumia was my age but had an exceeding wealth of experience, an understanding and a genuine care about me and other people who wanted to be in broadcasting.
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   What made Mumia Jamal stand out as a reporter, according to Steve Collins, was "a serious concern for people which transcended just reporting a news story.
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   Mr. Collins explained that: "Radio is a medium of imagination ... [but you] have to tell a story in 30 or 45 seconds ... Mumia had an ability to tell story in a relatively short period of time that was piercing ... people used to say radio news is a tune out.
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   (7/26/95 PCRA Tr. 86) Mr. Collins had no hesitation in saying of Mumia Jamal: "I thought he was the greatest voice and greatest journalist I had met, beyond [even] some of the people that I had worked with at the [Philadelphia] Inquirer [newspaper]."
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   When asked if Mumia had any kind of bent toward violence , Mr. Collins replied: " ...
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   In stating to witness Steve Collins in the course of cross-examining him, "I will take your word as to the immense talents of Mr. Jamal," (7/26/95 PCRA Tr. 98) the Commonwealth attorney clearly accepted the "word" of Mr. Collins, given under oath in open court, as truthful.
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   In stating to witness Steve Collins in the course of cross-examining him, "I will take your word as to the immense talents of Mr. Jamal," (7/26/95 PCRA Tr. 98) the Commonwealth attorney clearly accepted the "word" of Mr. Collins, given under oath in open court, as truthful.
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   By himself vouching for the truthfulness of Mr. Collins' testimony, the Commonwealth attorney adopted that testimony and made it his (and the Commonwealth's) own, just as if he had himself given that testimony or presented it through another witness who testified under oath.

3. 3. Sandhills Emergency Physicians - Employment Opportunities- Bulletin Board

   www.sandhillsep.com/directory. - [Cached]

   Published on: 6/20/2008   Last Visited: 6/20/2008

   Steve Collins, PA-CStaff emergency physician assistant