2008 February | Here & Now
Election 2008; “Clean Coal”; Covert Government Bailout; Three Cups of Tea; Frank Deford
more »Bush Push; Thin Democracy?; Student Loan Fallout; The Week in Sports; Drinking Again
more »Florida Power Outages; A Profile of Hillary Clinton; Potter Pillaging?; Leaplings; Ken Jennings
more »The Economy; Mortgage Crisis Hits Tenants; Counting the Vote; Bat Deaths; NY Philharmonic in North Korea
more »The Governors and the President; The New Cold War; Campaign ང; The Post-Birthday World; A Craving for Caving
more »John McCain and the Lobbyist; Gitmo Legal Rights; Satellite Fallout; Thank You For Not Smoking; Thriller
more »Exit Polls; Profile of Candidate Obama; Dollar Days; Tagging Asteroids; The Reserve
more »Castro Resigns; The Cost of Our Meaty Habits; State of Science; Lincoln Museum; Lori McKenna
more »Kosovo Independence; The Next President; Essay on Lying; Foreclosures and Pets; Presidential Trivia; Ed Viesters
more »School Shooting; Who is McCain?; Choking Game; Letters; Wass ‘Up With Hip-Hop?
more »FISA; Future of U.S. Troops in Iraq; Valentine’s Day; Dating Coach; Valentine’s Day Films
more »Clemens Testifies on Steroids; Presidential Primary; The Future of Marriage; Trader Joe’s; Bill T. Jones
more »More Home Loan Help; Foreclosure Fall-Out in Flint; Gary Hart; Clemens Showdown; Modern Love
more »September 11 Detainees; Iraq; The Youth Vote; What Would Jesus Do?; Meg Rosoff
more »Romney Suspends Campaign; Economy and Politics; Romney Suspends Campaign; Severe Weather
more »Super Tuesday Analysis; Counting Delegates; Recession Road Trip; Tornadoes in the South; Adventure Racing
more »Tsunami Tuesday; Chad; Brattleboro, VT Petition; Classical African-American Gospel
more »BUSH BUDGET; Bush Budget; Primary Students; Super Tuesday Preview; Super Bowl Shocker; Herbie Hancock
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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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