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January 7, 2005
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General to Review Iraq Policy

A retired four-star Army general will travel to Iraq to review U.S. military operations there.

Religious Views on Tsunami Catastrophe

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We’ll take a look at how different religious traditions are responding to the devastating tsunami.

Iran Update

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Vivian Walt reports on the current situation in Iran.

What’s the Word?

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The American Dialect Society will pick it’s “Word of the Year, 2004″ today. We’ll talk with a word watcher about the contenders.

“Syringa Tree”

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The American Repertory Theater is featuring South African plays right now. We talk with the actress in the one woman production: “Syringa Tree,” about growing up white in apartheid South Africa.

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