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Creating Characters that Thrill  December 13, 2011
Cornwell

Where do riveting characters come from and what goes on in the minds of the authors who create them?

The Stories You Missed in 2011  December 13, 2011
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What are the big stories that we haven’t been hearing in the news this year?

Giving Thanks and Expressing Gratitude  December 12, 2011
Nora Firestone

What are you thankful for this holiday season and how do you express your gratitude to family and friends?

Tried and True Advice from the Wisest Americans  December 12, 2011
Karl Pillemer

What can we learn by listening to the stories and heeding the advice from the older generations of Americans?

Your Guide to Holiday Movies  December 8, 2011
Xmas Movie

What are the hot and not-so-hot holiday movies this season?

A Cry for the Tiger  December 8, 2011
A mother rests with her two-month-old in Bandhavgarh National Park ©Steve Winter National Geographic

Will the planet’s estimated 4,000 remaining wild tigers survive ongoing habitat loss and poaching?

Alternative Theories of Everything  December 7, 2011
Wertheim

Who really has a claim on the study of the sciences?

The Last Day of the Soviet Union  December 7, 2011
Conor O'Clery

What events actually led to the 1991 dissolution of the U.S.S.R. and how did the bitter relationship between Mikhail Gorbachev and Boris Yeltsin contribute to the superpower’s demise?

One Woman’s Journey Through Afghanistan  December 6, 2011
Fariba Nawa

What is life like for most of the people of Afghanistan and how important is the drug trade to the country’s economy?

Pearl Harbor Christmas  December 6, 2011
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What was the first holiday season of World War II like for Americans?

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