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Love Stories from StoryCorps  February 9, 2012
dave isay

Everyone’s got a love story. What’s yours?

Summer Programs and Children’s Learning  February 9, 2012
Making Summer Count

Could engaging summer programs close the achievement gap between high and low-income students and change the face of education in our country?

Glenn Ligon’s AMERICA  February 8, 2012
LIGON

Where do we find the pivotal cultural moments in American history and how might an artist’s distillation of those experiences enhance our identity as Americans?

Debt, Money, and the New World Order  February 8, 2012
Paper Promises

How will the ongoing European financial crisis and overall political uncertainty affect the potential for economic recovery here in the United States?

Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother  February 7, 2012
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What’s the best way to rear children? Every parent wants to do best by their kids, but whose method is correct and who should decide?

America’s Imperial Dream  February 7, 2012
Honor inthe Dust

Hour 1:           Where and when did American ambition for empire fade from possibility? We’ll spend this hour with journalist and historian Gregg Jones, author of the new book “Honor in the Dust: Theodore Roosevelt, War in the Philippines, and the …

The Case for Conscious Media Consumption  February 6, 2012
The Information Diet

How are the 24-hour news cycle and our always-available and on-line knowledge culture both helping and hurting us?

The Calm Before the Wave  February 6, 2012
A U.S. Marine helicopter loaded with food flies over Lampuuk in northern Sumatra on January 4, 2005, nine days after a tsunami killed most of the village's 7,000 residents and some 230,000 people on coastlines around the Indian Ocean. Many locals believe divine intervention saved the Rahmatullah mosque. ©John Stanmeyer/National Geographic

Tsunamis are nothing new, but how is the ever-increasing human population along coastlines amplifying the threat from these killer waves?

The Education of General David Petraeus  February 2, 2012
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Did the command of David Petraeus fundamentally change the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan? How did his background prepare him for leadership and should we expect the same sort of results at the CIA?

Becoming a Citizen in North Texas  February 2, 2012
Civic Engagements

s North Texas a good place to become a citizen? What challenges and benefits do new immigrants face when they choose to settle here?

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