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July 2002

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• Rome Sweet Home August 1, 2002

  Writer Garry Wills is well-known not only as a historian but as a Catholic. Sometimes a vociferous critic of the church, Wills is also defender of its institutions. The Pope, he write... (episode)

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  • It's Payback Time July 31, 2002

  • Home Sweet Homeland July 31, 2002

  • Continental Drift July 31, 2002

  • Keep the Faith July 31, 2002

  • Open Phones July 31, 2002

• Le Meilleur de la France July 31, 2002

  French bestsellers are a provocative bunch: one book claims that no plane hit the Pentagon; another accuses all Muslims of being accomplices in terrorism. Josyane Savigneau, book edit... (episode)

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  • Hardly Any Mozart July 30, 2002

  • Joel who? July 30, 2002

  • A Congregation of Presidential Wannabes July 30, 2002

  • La Folie des Lecteurs July 30, 2002

  • Chen in America July 30, 2002

• The Prodigal Father July 30, 2002

  With Andrew Cuomo deep in a spirited race with Carl McCall for the Gubernatorial Democratic nomination this Fall, many wonder if his father's legacy is a boon or a baine. Find out wha... (episode)

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  • Even Bankruptcy Isn't Secure July 29, 2002

  • Big Daddy July 29, 2002

  • In Praise Of City Living July 29, 2002

  • I. Feminist July 29, 2002

  • OPRA Gets a Whacking July 29, 2002

  • The White Plains Stock Exchange? July 29, 2002

  • Coffee, Tea or WTC July 29, 2002

• The Fat Of The Land July 27, 2002

  America is one of the most fitness- and diet-crazed nations on earth, so why are more and more Americans becoming obese? Conventional science has long touted the benefits of a low-fat... (episode)

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  • The Big Fat Lie July 26, 2002

  • It's The Calories, Stupid! July 26, 2002

  • The Fat Of The Land July 26, 2002

• History of the Kashmir Conflict Part II July 26, 2002

  How did a small mountainous kingdom become a world flashpoint? We revisit the immediate aftermath of Indian partition, when a peace brokered between India and Pakistan promised to res... (episode)

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  • Lines in the Sand July 25, 2002

  • Best and Worst July 25, 2002

  • Lines in the Sand July 25, 2002

  • He's No Puppet July 25, 2002

  • Putting The MEN Back In Menopause July 25, 2002

  • India-Pakistan History Part Two July 25, 2002

  • Ridge Over Troubled Waters July 25, 2002

• Could You Put That in Writing? July 25, 2002

  And you thought buying a house was the most paperwork you'd ever have to go through. To avoid family feuds over cryogenics, two attorneys tell us everything you'll need to know when s... (episode)

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  • The Worst Form of Government -Except for All the Others July 24, 2002

  • Viral Staircase July 24, 2002

  • Viral Staircase July 24, 2002

  • Should Beef Go Nuclear? July 24, 2002

  • Extra-Terrestrial July 24, 2002

  • Visiting Royalty July 24, 2002

  • You're Dead... Now What? July 24, 2002

  • Anti-Semitic Or Just Anti-Israel? July 24, 2002

• Wall Street Hangover, Hong Kong Handover and Anchorman Caretaker July 24, 2002

  John Johnson was an Emmy-award winning anchorman and prominent journalist in an industry with few African-Americans. When his father was diagnosed with lung cancer, Johnson gave up hi... (episode)

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  • I Just McCalled to Say I Love You July 23, 2002

  • Holding the Torch to the Fire July 23, 2002

  • It's No Hangover July 23, 2002

  • Family Business July 23, 2002

  • Hong Kong Handover July 23, 2002

  • Only Son July 23, 2002

  • Secretive Mr. McGreevey July 23, 2002

• Bad Sports, Snobs and TIPS July 23, 2002

  More and more parents are choosing to hold back their athletically talented progeny so they will perform better relative to their peers. Are parents bending the rules, or responding t... (episode)

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  • Bottoms Up? July 22, 2002

  • The TIPS of the Iceberg July 22, 2002

  • Staying Behind To Get Ahead July 22, 2002

  • Listening to Allison July 22, 2002

  • As Snobbery Goes, So Goes The Nation July 22, 2002

  • Open Phones July 22, 2002

• Cigarettes, Microflats and Pirates July 20, 2002

  In 1998, the tobacco industry suffered a legal defeat to the tune of $243 billion. Four years later, does the largest payment ever in the American justice system seem a fair one? Plus... (episode)

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  • Token Gesture July 19, 2002

  • Maple Leaf To Cover Our Privates? July 19, 2002

  • A Slice of Tort July 19, 2002

  • Expanding The Shoebox July 19, 2002

  • Where There's Smoke There's Money July 19, 2002

  • Open Phones July 19, 2002

• Baseball, State Secrets and Rock and Roll July 19, 2002

  After reporter Joel Mowbray quoted a classified document during a press conference, he was held for 30 minutes of questioning by State Department officers. Find out what Mowbray think... (episode)

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  • Open Phones July 18, 2002

  • "Too Similar And Too Sterile" July 18, 2002

  • State Secrets July 18, 2002

  • The Air Out There July 18, 2002

  • Who Is The FCC? July 18, 2002

  • The Price Of Diamonds July 18, 2002