2005 August | Here & Now
The Aftermath; Rising Tides; Natural Barriers Disappearing; Petroleum Reserve Tapped; Red Cross Mounts Relief Operation; A Global Chanteuse
more »Katrina Devastates Gulf Coast; A Closer Looks at John Roberts; China Seeks to Quench Oil Thirst; Streamlining FEMA; Fringe Politics
more »Katrina Plows Through New Orleans; Should the U.S. Stay or Go?; New Orlean Faces Flood Risk; Katrina and Baton Rouge; Hybrid Gets Great Mileage; Crude Oil Prices Surge
more »Final Draft; The Facebook; The Valerie Plame Affair; Return of the Beasts; Grinding Act
more »Base Closings and the BRAC Commission; Islamic Extremism in Europe; U.S. Reaction to the War in Iraq; Your Letters; Sports Roundup with Bill Littlefield
more »Staunching the Bleeding; Moral Killing; Steamy Politics in the Big Apple; Reuniting Foster Care Children; Divine Garbo
more »The Price of Gas; Northwest Strike; Impact of the Northwest Strike; Afghanistan Insurgents in Training; Trent Lott Memoir; Raul Midon
more »Iraqi Constitution; Liberian Election; Tools That Help Save Children’s Lives; The Stones; Death of Moog
more »Northwest Negotiations; Internships in India; Stress in High School Students; Geocaching; Hanna-McEuen
more »Gaza Pullout; Transnationalism and Nation State Iraq; Atta and the Pentagon; Boxing U.S.A.; Biography of Thomas Paine
more »Gaza Pullout; School Calendar; Lung Cancer; Mental Health for Veterans; This Man’s Army
more »Reaction to Abu Ghraib; Be Your Own Lawyer; Free in Guantanamo; Gas and the Economy; No Tips, Thank You; Secret Critic
more »Final Draft; Gaza Withdrawal; Ambassador Ross on Gaza; Soldiers of Fortune; God Bless the Economy; Camp Training
more »New Set of 9/11 Transcripts Released; Britian Plans to Rewrite Rules For the War on Terror; Burning Gas; One Mother’s Iraq Vigil; New Drug May Help Addicts Seeking Treatment; Negro League Legend Dies
more »London Investigation; Gaza’s Future; N.Y. Times: 9/11 Commission Rejected Hijacker Report; Supreme Court Ads; Mascot Ban; Remembering an Icon
more »Alleged 9/11 Intelligence Flaws; Bioterror: How Prepared is the U.S.?; Should Daylight Saving be Saved?; Money, Money, Money; Saving the Pipes
more »Congressman: 9/11 Hijackers Were Surveilled; Gaza Pullout; Rare Map Thefts; The New Bad Boy of Graffiti Art; Letters; Touchy Stories
more »Rethinking Homeland Strategy; Fight Against Famine; Police Lineups Reconsidered; Hysterectomy Concerns; The Last of a Long Line
more »Iraq Update; Notes Recount A-Bomb’s Devastation; The Forgiveness of Nations; Walking the Walk; Ohio Remembers Fallen Marines; Wartime Propaganda
more »New Al Qaeda Tape; Ohio Community’s Reaction to Iraq Loses; Cell Phone Tracking; Prescription: Fewer Drugs; Field of Dreams, Hope and Prayers
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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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