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June 2003

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• Don't Tread On Me! July 1, 2003

  About one third of Californians today are Latino and immigration from Mexico may soon put them in the majority. Victor Davis Hanson, a fifth-generation Californian farmer and historia... (episode)

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  • Dean Streets June 30, 2003

  • Music to their Fears June 30, 2003

  • California Teeming June 30, 2003

  • Open Phones June 30, 2003

• The Revolution Wants To Be Televised June 28, 2003

  Every day thousands of Iranians tune in by sattelite to Farsi-language talk shows produced by Iranian exile groups based in Los Angeles. The exiles believe that the country is ripe fo... (episode)

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  • Tardy in Trenton June 27, 2003

  • "Entitled to Respect for Their Private Lives" June 27, 2003

  • Pulp Friction June 27, 2003

  • The Revolution Wants To Be Televised June 27, 2003

  • Open Phones June 27, 2003

• Once You Pop... June 27, 2003

  Author Peter Pringle recently set out to find out if, now it's begun, the biotech revolution could or should be stopped. Humans have been playing with the genes of corn, tomatoes, and... (episode)

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  • A Failing Grade June 26, 2003

  • Congress Says Yes to Drugs June 26, 2003

  • Hey! That's My Taxi! June 26, 2003

  • Gene Genie June 26, 2003

  • The Great Homeless Hotel Swindle June 26, 2003

• Muse At Your Own Risk June 26, 2003

  As in the case of the word "nurse", if a "muse" is a man, there's a strong impulse to put the word "male" in front. Muses of the stronger sex aren't nearly as famous as their female c... (episode)

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  • Careless Whispers June 25, 2003

  • Muse At Your Own Risk June 25, 2003

  • The Cost of College June 25, 2003

  • Look! Down on The Street! It's A Bull! It's A Bear! What Is It? June 25, 2003

• Kid Lit June 25, 2003

  Though children's literature is seldom given much respect, reputable "adult" novelists like Michael Chabon, Toni Morrison, and Clive Barker have all recently written for kids. Carl Hi... (episode)

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  • A Bargain At A 25% Higher Price? June 24, 2003

  • Bakke with a Vengeance June 24, 2003

  • Pick Your Candidate June 24, 2003

  • Everyone's Orwell June 24, 2003

  • Kid Lit Big Hit June 24, 2003

• Under Your Spell June 24, 2003

  Spelling bees have recently undergone a renaissance, first with the publication of Myla Goldberg's Bee Season, and now with the unexpected success of the documentary Spellbound. The f... (episode)

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  • Did The Patriot Act Really Make It Possible? June 23, 2003

  • Affirmative Reaction June 23, 2003

  • Under Your Spell June 23, 2003

  • High School Roundtable June 23, 2003

• A Fine Place for Romance June 21, 2003

  Harry and Sally from the film "When Harry met Sally" are made up characters who never existed, but Katz's Deli, where their romance blossomed, is very real. It's just one of the place... (episode)

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  • Can You Spare Some Climate Change? June 20, 2003

  • Let's Agree To Not Agree…On Anything At All! June 20, 2003

  • A Fine Place For Romance June 20, 2003

• Bridge To The 19th Century June 20, 2003

  Filmmaker Ken Burns reflects on New York firsts: the opening of the world's longest suspension bridge between the City of New York and what was the nation's fastest-growing city, Broo... (episode)

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  • Canada Throws Rice At Gay and Lesbian Couples June 19, 2003

  • A Bridge To The 19th Century June 19, 2003

  • How Much New York History Do You Know? June 19, 2003

• Legally Blond June 19, 2003

  Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton is an accomplished lawyer, first lady, Senator, and now author. Her Living History treads gingerly over controversies like the White House Travel Office... (episode)

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  • A Blank Slate June 18, 2003

  • Legally Blonde June 18, 2003

  • From Donizetti to De La Soul June 18, 2003

• City of Hurried and Sparkling Waters! City of Spires and Masts! June 18, 2003

  From the stench of the gutters to the pinnacles of Manhattan's skyscrapers, New York has something to inspire every poet great and amateur. Today WNYC poet-in-residence Philip Levine ... (episode)

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  • Unplugged, But Not Silenced June 17, 2003

  • Do You Feel A Draft? June 17, 2003

  • City of hurried and sparkling waters! city of spires and masts! City nested in bays! my city! June 17, 2003