2005 October | Here & Now
Samuel Alito’s Nomination; The Democrats React; Sex Offenders Get Halloween Curfew; Tutus and Tiaras; Orchestra Brings Phantom to Life
more »The Plame Indictments; Sex Offenders Limited on Halloween; Big Money in Big Oil; Artists in Exile
more »Miers Withdrawal; Who’s Next?; Indefinitely Detained; Sweep Home Chicago; Science of Star Wars
more »Bombing in Israel Kills Five; Iraq Death Toll Reaches 2,000; Quilts Honor the Fallen; Fuel: Back To Basics; Interview with a Space Tourist; Jazz Treasures
more »Cheney’s Role; Lewis Libby; The FedEx Economy; Quiet Strength; The Space Tourist; Rooftop With a View
more »Reporters Under Fire; Hostage Experience; Hurricane Wilma; Aging Concerns; Capote; An Actor’s Challenge in Capote
more »Political Round-up: Dark Days for Republicans; Divided Minds; Who is Pat Fitzgerald?; Bill Littlefield’s World Series Preview; North Country
more »Fighting Breast Cancer; Abbas in Washington; Driver Profiling; Natural Gas Prices on the Rise; Chris Elliott
more »Now Here Comes Wilma; Hussein on Trial; Reporter Vanishes in Iraq; In the Shadow of Saddam; Workers Take a Hit; Finding Fall Foliage; Artists Without Borders
more »Homeless in the Himalayas; Plame Indictments; Billing the Wounded; Evacuations in Taunton; Love Your Body
more »Valerie Plame Affair; The Iraq Vote; Earthquake Aftermath; Supreme Court Check-in; An Interview with Cynthia Lennon
more »The GOP’s “Perfect Storm”; Avian Flu Arrives in Europe; LA Archdiocese Releases Files on Priests’ Abuse; Remembering Cummings; A Dido and Aeneas for the 21st Century
more »Filing for Broke; At Homes in Iraq; Expert Training; Strike Three You’re Safe; Best of Science Writing
more »Syria Says Interior Minister Commits Suicide; Preventing SIDS; Quake Aid; Interview With Dr. Leon Kass; Homework is Garbage; Food Fiascos
more »Gulf Revival; Killings at Tal Afar Market; Liberians Line Up; Mr. Mardi Gras; Joyce Maynard
more »Quake in Pakistan; 1491: New Revelations of the Americas before Columbus; Angel Island: American Dreams Shattered; Ig Nobel Awards; Michael Penn
more »Nuclear Watchdog Wins Nobel Peace Prize; Church at a Crossroads; President Asks Nation to Conserve; The Whirling Dervishes of Istanbul; Memoir Writing’s Rough Edges
more »President Defends Iraq Policy; Post-Aristide Haiti; Iraqi Journalists Under Fire; White 2, Red 0; DJ Mash
more »Conservatives Divided over Miers; Author Nathaniel Fick; New Orleans Economic Woes; New Labor Federation Inagurated; Chef Jacques Pepin
more »Presidential Press Conference; Tracking the Flu; Militant Islam in Southeast Asia; Intelligent Design Goes to Court; Louise Erdrich
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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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