2004 December | Here & Now
Tsunami Relief Effort Gathers Pace; The World in 2005; Kidnapped Photojournalist; Reporter’s Notes from Indonesia; Scots in America
more »Top News December 30; Tsunami Toll Climbs to over 100,000; Calls for Reform in Islam Spark Debate and Controversy; EPA Toxic Study Rumor; Father Joe; Idaho Caviar; Band’s Big Day
more »Top News December 29; Looking for Ways to Help; The Year in Sports; Atlantic Tsunami?; Robert Johnson; Your Turn; Survivor’s Diary; Robert Johnson Biography
more »Aid Workers Worry that Disease Could Follow Tidal Wave; Tsunami Early Warning Systems; Review of Health Stories of 2004; X-Rays at Airports; Wisdom of Big Bird
more »Thousands Killed in Earthquake, Tsunami; The Future of the Democratic Party; Holiday Travelers Stranded; Ukrainian Elections; Business Check In; Finding a Few Good Cartoonists
more »New Vote for Ukrainian President; Iraq’s Looted Treasures; Business Mergers; Rumsfeld in Iraq; Bizarre Christmas Bazaar; Bright Horizons; King’s College Choir; King’s College Choir
more »Tensions with Cuba; Belief in Black and White: Religions’ Texts; View of Mosul; Army Psychiatrist on Returning Soldiers; Retiree Radio: The Real Oldies Station
more »U.S. Investigates Bomb Attack on Mess Hall; Growing Strain of Caring for Aging Parents; Putin Consolidates Power; Trees for Sale; Last Minute Gifts for Readers
more »Celebrex, Aleve, Latest in Medication Concerns; Marilynne Robinson’s “Gilead”; Wounded Veteran Returns Home; One Hundred Dollar Holiday; Independent Bookstores
more »Attacks in Iraq Kill Over 60; Museum World Roundup; BTK Serial Killer; Countdown for Seasonal Shopping; Listener Letters; Jazz Gift Ideas
more »Calls for Rumsfeld’s Resignation; Those Incredible Shrinking Greenbacks; Hospitals Taking Uninsured to Court; Ah Nuts!; Gift Tips for the Theatrically Minded
more »European Union Considers Turkey; ETA in Spain: Terrorists or Wrongly Accused?; Elections Begin in Iraq; Profiles of Military Families — After One Year of Deployment; Hockey Season Delay; Boston’s New Nutcracker
more »White House Economic Summit; Pro-Choice vs. Pro-Life on Abortion Policy; Governors Race in Washington State; Softened Approach from Palestinians; Klezmatics on Hanukkah Songs; Favorite Cookbooks of 2004
more »Googling Academia; Work and Labor and China; U.S. Math Ability Lags; Stress and Health; Up and Down: Archeology and Skyscrapers for Children
more »White House Scrambles for New Homeland Security Chief; Puerto Rico’s Contested Governor Race: Statehood a Key Issue; Human Trafficking: Modern Slavery; Listener Letters; Wrestling Through Girlhood
more »Rumsfeld Raises the Shields; Karzai Vows to Fight Afghan Drug Trade; Denver Post Barred from Coverage on Base for Story on Soldiers; Deserter Charges U.S. Commits War Crimes; Conductor Allen Lannom Lays Down Baton
more »Down in the Dollar; Wal-Mart, Retailers and China; 109th Congress Outlook; Ireland Talks Stalled; Wounded Soldiers, Treatment on the Frontlines; Ohio Nightclub Shooting
more »Conflict in Government Over Prison Tactics; Problems With Prescriptions; Daniel Pearl’s Father Reflects on Son; Hard Look at Ohio; Steroids in Baseball
more »Secret CIA Document Warns on Iraq; The Name of Valerie Plame, and the Word of the Journalist; Religious Freedom in Afghanistan and Iraq; Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, Don’t Sue; Hidden Lives of Nuns; Hidden Lives of Nuns
more »U.S. Consulate in Saudi Arabia Attacked; Taliban in Afghanistan; Intelligence Overhaul; Saw Whet Owl; John Irving: “Widow for One Year”
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Here & Now’s Alex Ashlock recently sat down with Alberto Salazar, one of the top distance runners in American sports history.
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“People think of Dickens as that old guy with the beard that’s not relevant. And he is relevant! In fact, I think of him as sort of like Jon Stewart, he uses wit,” said Diana Archibald, a Dickens scholar. Dickens was born 200 years ago, we look back on his trip to the famous mills of Lowell, Massachusetts in 1842.
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