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Thursday      
May 1, 2003
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Israelis, Palestinians Get “Roadmap” to Peace

International mediators have presented Israelis and Palestinians with a “road map” to peace, even as violence continues in the region. We examine the provisions of the plan.

Ethics and the World Stage

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Justine Rosenthal, Director of the Executive Office, Council on Foreign Relations, argues that international diplomacy has gone through a transformation in recent years, with ethics now playing a critical role in determining how nations act on the world stage.

Frontline’s “Burden of Innocence”

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A new PBS Frontline special examines the lives of people wrongly convicted of crimes.

Bush to Address Nation

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President Bush will address the nation tonight regarding the war in Iraq from the aircraft carrier “Abraham Lincoln.”

HMV Closes in Cambridge

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We pay a visit to a large HMV music store that’s about to close its doors in Cambridge, Massachusetts, due to a decrease in customer traffic.

Mailbag 5/1/2003

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Listener letters and comments.

Five Classic Plays Released on DVD

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Bill Marx reviews film versions of classic plays that are now available on DVD and video.

RECENT SHOWS
"Diary of a Wimpy Kid" star Zachary Gordon attends a special screening earlier this month (AP/StarPix)

Raise Taxes Or Cut Education In Illinois, Legislating Screening For Postpartum Depression, Why Russian Hackers Are So Successful, Ken Starr On ‘The Al Qaeda 7,’ Listener Letters, ‘Wimpy Kid’ Author

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Colleen LaRose, the self-described "Jihad Jane," faces terrorism charges in Pensylvania (AP/SITE Intelligence Group)

Jihad Jane Under Scrutiny, Inside The Magazine Industry With “Mr. Magazine”, School Closings In Kansas City?, The Latest From Israel, Ella Fitzgerald At “The Crescendo”

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RECENT STORIES

The mother of one of our colleagues Stef Kotsonis died late last year at age 77. In eulogizing his mom, Helen Panopalis Kotsonis, Stef remarked on one thread of her life that involved a woman named Masha Leon, and led us to a remarkable story that begins with the Holocaust and ends with a gift [...]

(Friday, March 5, 2010)
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Patrick Sylvain

When unimaginable disaster strikes, can poetry help? At a benefit event called “Poets For Haiti,” Here and Now’s George Hicks introduces us three Haitian-American writers who use poetry to come to terms with Haiti’s devastation after the earthquake.
Hear Patrick Sylvain read his poem “Boulevard Jean Jacques Dessalines”
Hear Patrick Sylvain read his poem “Ports of Sorrow”
Hear [...]

(Friday, March 5, 2010)
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NOTES & UPDATES

Welcome to our newest listeners in Orlando, FL, Chicago, IL, Morris, IL and Chesterton, IN! In the past few months we’ve been joined by new stations in Alaska, Arkansas, California, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Washington and Wisconsin.

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Some recent stories we thought you’d enjoy- from our conversation with oncologist Jerome Groopman about the status of the war on cancer, to accordion champion Cory Pesaturo.

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Here & Now producers share their favorite music, books and websites.

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Looking for a book for the young person in your life? We share our favorites.

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