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Here and Now for Tuesday, October 7, 2008
How will each candidate's plans to change healthcare affect you? Join us for that story, plus the latest on the Fed's action to buy short-term business debt, a preview of tonight's presidential debate, a look at homelessness in Massachusetts and a conversation with Dugald Steer, author of "Monsterology: The Complete Book of Monstrous Beasts."
Audio|Tue, 7 Oct 2008|More from PRI: Here and Now Podcast
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“…individuals -- in shelters also an increase of 100 according to the state department of transitional assistance. And since shelters can't keep up more than 500 families are being put up in hotels and motels. From …”
Gov. Patrick expected to cut spending
(Scot Yount, NECN: Boston, MA) - The economic slowdown is hitting Massachusetts right in the pocketbook. Governor Deval Patrick is expected to cut spending based on a sizable shortfall in September tax collections. The state Department of Reve...
Video|Wed, 1 Oct 2008|More from Boston.com
Battle for Bolivia #40-08 October 1, 2008
Conservative, pro-business forces that oppose constitutional reforms are trying to provoke a civil war. DONATE at radioproject.org
Audio|Wed, 1 Oct 2008|More from National Radio Project/Making Contact Podcast - 64k version
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“…of an international campaign to discredit the social movements here. The US State Department in particular doesn't like having an Indian like at the morality as president. The US ambassador warned the people of the Libyan …”
Newt Gingrich
The former US House speaker talks about the financial bailout and John McCain suspending his campaign.
Audio|Fri, 26 Sep 2008|More from WRKO - Tom Finneran
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“…it would have been consulting with a variety of generals and State Department officials and others. And she went I would describe it more as a kind of an official visit touch base the way …”
FOREIGN POLICY AND THE NEXT U.S. ADMINISTRATION
MIT scholars Barry Posen, Taylor Fravel, and Carol Saivetz are participating in a roundtable discussion on foreign policy and the next U.S. administration. This discussion is the first in a series of forward-thinking talks on pressing global issues in which MIT experts offer advice to the next U.S. president. The Starr Forum event, Foreign Policy and the Next U.S. Administration , will be on Thurs, Sept 18, at 6:00p, in the Tang Center, MIT Bldg 51-315. CIS Starr Forums are free and open to the public. BARRY POSEN , Ford International Professor of Political Science at MIT and director of the CIS Security Studies Program, is widely published and makes frequent media appearances to discuss the Iraq War, a nuclear Iran, international security, and other pressing issues. Most recently, he testified before Congress on a new grand strategy for the next U.S. president. CAROL SAIVETZ , a visiting scholar at MIT’s Center for International Studies and research associate at Harvard University’s Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies, has written widely on Soviet and now Russian foreign policy issues and is currently working on a book on Putin’s foreign policy. TAYLOR FRAVEL , an associate professor of political science at MIT and member of the CIS Security Studies Program, studies international relations with a focus on international security, China and East Asia. His recent book, Strong Borders, Secure Nations, examines China security and is cited as a benchmark study.
Video|Fri, 26 Sep 2008|More from - MIT TechTV (beta)
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“…dialogue out of the Treasury Department and the senior dialogue out of State Department. . I've been incredibly helpful and deepening and consulting. The relations between China and the United States. And I also think the United …”
Schools Experiencing Nurse Shortage
Schools Experiencing Nurse Shortage
Video|Tue, 23 Sep 2008|More from bos
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“…This state department of public health report recommended schools with 250. Students and more -- nurse. That was ten years ago it's still not happening …”
Arkansas church raided in child-porn investigation
FOUKE, Ark. (NECN/AP) - Arkansas state police say six children are in temporary custody after a raid on a church compound as part of a child-porn investigation. State police spokesman Bill Sadler said Sunday that the children will be i...
Video|Sun, 21 Sep 2008|More from Boston.com
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“…taken from the compound and placed into the temporary care of the state department of human services. …”
Central Figure in Mob Drama on Trial This Week
A half-century of organized crime in Boston is the backdrop for a trial in Miami this week. The central character, retired FBI agent John Connolly, is charged with murder.
Audio|Fri, 19 Sep 2008|More from WBUR: Daily News Update
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“…Drinking among Massachusetts teenagers is D increasing according to the state department of public health. It says 46% of high schoolers he used alcohol in the past month compared with 53%. In the same …”
Philippe Sands’ Torture Team
First, the Spencer Tracy “verdict” from “Judgement at Nuremberg” (1961). Click to listen to Chris’ conversation with Philippe Sands (45 minutes, 21 mb mp3) Who will pay for the illegal abuse of detainees at Guantanamo? If violations of the Geneva Conventions — and specifically of Common Article 3, against torture, cruelty and “outrages upon personal dignity” [...]
Audio|Wed, 17 Sep 2008|More from Open Source
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“…loyalist. Who spent years in the US and of the treaty and State Department on giving. Promoting the United States positions with some very small. Oval is parachute -- Mostly from polls. Many of whom have …”
John Ashcroft visits College of the Holy Cross
(Danica Pecirep, NECN: Worcester) - It’s been seven years since 9/11 and the violence against America continues. Wednesday four coalition troops were killed in Afghanistan and the top American general there says more troops are needed to win th...
Video|Wed, 17 Sep 2008|More from Boston.com
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“…comes as the US embassy in Yemen was attacked killing sixteen people. State Department thinks there's now kinda link. Danica passed around has more. …”
“…the US embassy in Yemen was attacked sixteen people were killed. The State Department believes that there's a link to Al Qaeda. President Bush said the attack reminds us that the war on terror is not …”