2008 June | Here & Now
Bidding on Iraqi Oil; Author Mark Kurlanksy; McCain to Woo Evangelicals; The Fastest Man in the World?; Anne with an ‘E’
more »North Korea and Atomic Reactor; Domestic Surveillance; Bride and E-Bay; The Mysterious Montague; Abigail Breslin
more »Supreme Court Rejects Gun Ban; Zimbabwe Radio in London; Democrats in Unity; Sports Roundup; Maple Bats and More; Evolution of a Bluegrass Standard
more »Supreme Court Decisions: Exxon-Valdez and Child Rape; Sierra Leone Mental Health; China’s Military Power in Review; Biking to Work; Musician Josh Ritter
more »Dueling Reports on Iraq; Middle East Check In; Flooding; Pregnancy Pact; Wall-E
more »Missouri Floods; Midwest Floods/Development; Bees; Zimbabwe Run-off Elections; Sports with Bill Littlefield; Medal of Honor Winner Remembered
more »Obama Opts Out of Public Financing; Leisureville; Teen Pregnancy Pact; Celtics of Today; Anish Kapoor
more »Oil Drilling; Transracial Adoption; Floods of 1993; American Cheerleaders in India; Celtics; Educational Rap
more »Torture Hearing; Blue Fin Tuna; Foreclosures Increase Homeless; Shakespeare in a Church Basement; Children’s Literature
more »Iowa Floods; Fuel Efficiency Tips; Canada Apologizes to Native Americans; Science for Kids; Music of Cyprus
more »Iowa Flooding; Maurice Sendak; Parental Leave; Letters; Sports; Ellis Paul
more »Guantanamo Detainees; Asperger’s and the High Tech Industry; Iran; Students Change the Margins; Summer Music
more »Midwest Flooding; A Beautiful Struggle; South Korean Protest; Edith Wharton’s House; Tony Preview
more »Tomato Salmonella Scare; Gay Marriage; Presidential Politics from the European POV; Ubunto; Young Adults Moving Back Home
more »First Hand Account of Strife in Zimbabwe; The Politics of Food; Risk Premium; Rescuing Race Horses; Massachusetts Art
more »Presidential Politics; Constantine’s Sword; Energy Drinks; Tradio; NBA; Men’s Tennis
more »Obama as “Presumptive Nominee”; Vice President; Arraignments at Guantanamo Bay; Obama-Kenya Reaction; Among the Cannibals
more »Presidential Politics; Space Walk; Iraqi Boy in Boston Hospital; John Harbison’s “Ulysses”
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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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