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Npr: A Survey Course on Alito Legal Views
In this November, 2005 radio report, U.S. Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito's views based on prior legal opinions and rulings are discussed. This is an audio report.
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Npr: Iraq Central to War on Terror, Pm Tells Congress
The Prime Minister of Iraq gives a speech before Congress in July, 2006.
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Npr: u.s. Population Tops 300 Million
A short glimpse at America at 300, 200, and 100 million. A gallon of milk was $.36 in 1915 when we reached 100 million. Listen to an interview about this number and where it comes from.
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Npr: Christenberry Photos Capture the Changing South
As part of a segment for All Things Considered, this site captures the news caption played on NPR radio highlighting the art of photographer William Christenberry. In addition to the article by Michele Norris, several of Christenberry's...
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Npr: 10 Presidents One dictator/u.s. Cuba Policy
NPR provides a discussion about the different U.S. presidents who have served during Castro's rule in Cuba. Also discusses Washington's policy toward Cuba over several decades. The article is dated 8/4/06.
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Npr: A First for Latinos: Remembering Raymond Telles
An interview with Henry Cisneros, who was a mayor of San Antonio, Texas in the 1980s. The discussion centers on the life and accomplishments of Raymond Telles, who was the first Latino mayor of El Paso, Texas, and later on became an...
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Npr: The Trail of Latino Migration
NPR's Morning Edition chronicles the plight of Latino migrants who attempt to cross the border into the United States.
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Npr: India Embraces Christmas Consumerism
This radio feature story discusses how India, with its small Christian population, has embraced the traditions of gift-giving and decoration which are part of Christmas celebrations in other parts of the world.
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Npr: The Chili Queens of San Antonio
Cultural diversity is important in the study of history: it makes dry history textbooks come alive. Here's an almost forgotten bit of culture from the plazas of San Antonio. The Chili Queens of Haymarket Plaza made pots of chili over...
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Npr: A Close Bond Sheds Light on Race Relations
A friendship between a black and white teen helps us explore race relations in our country. Take a look at how these two girls became friends, and how they view race and racism. Part of a series on the current generation of 16- to...
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Npr: Edouard Vuillard: Behind Closed Doors
NPR offers a look at a new exhibit of works by Edouard Vuillard. Includes biographical information, links to great resources, and images of several paintings of everyday life.
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Npr: Pomp and Circumstance
Commencement music directors! Looking for a fresh approach to a tired "Pomp and Circumstance?" Use this National Public Radio broadcast story of British composer Edward Elgar's famous ceremonial music.
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Npr: Strom Thurmond at 100
The NPR offers a summary of the political career of Strom Thurmond, the oldest serving Senator in the United States.
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Npr: Open Wide the Freedom Gates
This intriguing interview with Dr. Dorothy Height discusses her experiences as a leader in the African American community. Dr. Height talks about her experiences in the civil rights movements and about the strides made for African...
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Npr: Exploring "We the People"
At this site from NPR you can learn all about the Constitution Center that opened in Philadelphia on July 4, 2003. This interactive museum teaches visitors about the Constitution and has live shows, fascinating exhibits, and videos.
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Npr: Season Underway for West Nile Virus
Informative article from NPR describing the threat of the West Nile Virus for citizens in the United States for the summer of 2003. Heavy spring rains have increased the number of mosquitoes and the risk of West Nile. There is also a map...
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Npr: The Tipping Divide
NPR provides this interresting article that explores the reasons behind the difference and looks at the cultural history of each group.
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Npr: Wmd Flap 'Far From Over'
This article from NPR explores the faulty information and the possibility the case for war was based on invalid information. As part of President Bush's case for war with Iraq, he cited sources indicating that Iraq was attempting to...
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Npr: Hiking in Orgeon's Kalmiopsis
Use this site to learn about life in the Kalmiopsis wilderness after forest fires destroyed the forest in 2002. Related links available.
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Npr: Sam Cooke, Portrait of a Legend
This NPR Morning Edition profile features text and sound to celebrate the life and work of soul singer Sam Cooke whose string of hits includes "Cupid," "Wonderful World," "Chain Gang," and "Twistin' the Night Away."
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Npr: The Photos of Edward Weston
This site from NPR tells the work of Edward Weston in a brief story. There are links to images off this page.
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Npr: Arne Duncan Hopes to Overhaul Education
This June 2009 interview with the Obama Administration's Secretary of Education Arne Duncan explores the administration's plans to reform the American system of education. Available only in audio format. Provides links to other NPR...
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Npr: Will Clinton's Trip Get North Korea Talking Again
This August 6, 2009 NPR story examines the prospects of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's trip to North Korea after two American journalist were released by the North Korean government earlier in the week. This site also provides a 4...
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Npr: Senate, Despite Doubts, to Ok Cash for Clunkers
In this August 6 ,2009 story from National Public Radio, Andrea Seabrook reports on the Senate debate to add additional money to the Cash For Clunkers program. Provided in both print and audio format with links to other NPR related...