2005 February | Here & Now
Retail Mega-Merger; Drunken Girlhood; Mideast Changes and Challenges; BTK Suspect; Quabbin Secrets
more »Privacy and Medical Records; Right to Die; I Can Kick the Denial, Not the Disease; Conference Title at Issue; Alabama Legislation; Difficult Decisions about Dogs; Oscar Preview
more »Bush to Meet Putin; John James Audubon; Spring Training; Love Contracts; Iraq Film: Gunner’s Palace
more »Britain Penalizes Sinn Fein; Bangladesh Riven by Political Violence; Soggy California; The State of the Governors; Milton Academy Scandal; “I’m Not Going”; Good Eats
more »ID Theft Scam; Problems at PBS; GOP Strategy; Telecom Merger Mania; “Hotel Rwanda”
more »Bush Pushes Unity on Europe Trip; Tempest in Academia; Presidential Secrets; Dinner Dates; “Dude, Where’s My Ghetto Pass?”
more »Study: Antidepressants Increase Risk of Suicidal Behavior; Order in the Court; Harvard President’s Stormy Tenure; A Look at Fire Saftey Two Years After; First Contact
more »Bush Picks Intelligence Czar; Potent AIDS Strain Has Health Officials Concerned; American POWs Seek Compensation for Torture; NHL Season on Ice; Listener Letters; Body Image
more »FDA Weighs Safety of Painkillers; Arthritis Sufferer Speaks Out; Reports: Pain Medication Tied to Heart Problems; Kyoto Takes Effect; Casual Carpooling; Who is Kanye West?
more »What will Greenspan Tell Congress?; A Conversation with Malcolm Gladwell; Iran Looks East; Hariri Killing Raises Fears of Instability in Lebanon; Flu News; Sledding Safety
more »Blast Kills Former Lebanese Prime Minister; Who is Jeff Gannon?; Homeless Gadfly Mulls Another Lawsuit; The Poetry Game Show; Love Among Rockers
more »Nuke Material Missing for Over a Month; Indispensable Nation?; Journey to Darfur; Playwright Arthur Miller Dead at 89; Teacher Fights Deportation; Queen Camilla?
more »FAA Warned About Hijacking Pre-9/11; Medicaid and the Elderly; Money Management and 20-Somethings; Watergate Reporters’ Notes Go on Display; Rising from the Rails
more »Tempest in the Vatican?; The State of the Unions; Anesthesia Awareness; Your Turn; Fired Smoker; Blood and Honor; Remembering Minnie Mae
more »Whistleblower Speaks Out Against Homeland Security Nominee; Mideast Leaders Announce Cease-Fire; Mistreatment of Iraqi Women Prisoners Alleged; Seeking Spiritual Solice in a Rowdy City; Parade of Champions; Mardi Gras Jazz
more »Abbas, Sharon Accept White House Invitation; Belichick’s Other Champions; The White House Budget; Documentary Chronicles Chisholm’s Presidential Bid; Gauging the Numbers; “Juvies”
more »Rice Rules out Attack on Iran; The Ibogaine Underground; Pay for Play; Those Were the Days; Jamaica Kincaid
more »State of the Union Wrap-Up; One View: President’s Spending Initiatives; President’s Call for Mideast Democracy; Trouble in Nepal; Superbowl Preview; Good Medicine; Success Stories
more »Report: N. Korea Sold Uranium to Libya; A Progressive View of the State of the Union; Medical Bills and Bankruptcy; Is White House Journalist a GOP Plant?; It’s About Time
more »The Race is On; Right Looks to State of the Union; Gay Marriage Battle Brewing in Virginia; The Shanely Trial; Death Penalty Cases Raise Issue of Jury Composition; The Economics of Mergers; Not Your Grandmother’s Ballet Troupe
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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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