Here and Now
Shakespeare returns to Kabul
"Love's Labour's Lost" is the first Shakespeare play to be performed in Afghanistan since the Soviet invasion of 1979.
Mainstream tech opens doors for blind people
How conventional technologies like iPhones can help blind people find better, more affordable ways to level the playing field.
How to find whole grains
Whole grains can reduce the risk of diseases, but separating real from fake can be confusing.
Japan's earthquake-resistant buildings
The reason why more buildings didn't collapse in Japan's earthquake is because engineers prepared them to bend, but not break.
Shady home loans and bad mortgage offers
Crazy low rates? No income verification? No appraisals? Could be a big problem.
The fantasy side of Florida in 'Swamplandia!'
A new novel about a family of bogus Native American alligator wrestlers offers a critique of Florida culture.
Why Teach for America works
Twenty years after the program started, Teach for America is still producing teachers. The program could hold clues into how to improve the US education system in general.
Libyan protester speaks out
A protester from the streets of Libya talks about the situation in the country and his hopes for the future.
Iowa politicos try to sell Pollock's "Mural"
Politicians are trying to force the University of Iowa to sell Jackson Pollock's painting "Mural" for some $140 million.
An American detained in Egypt
An American student, detained by the Egyptian military police, talks about her 16 hours of incarceration.
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PUdden N Tane (20 May, 2013 09:40:50)Take her crayons away then put her in the corner. How could anyone even 'think' they are doing right by the picture when they make ... -
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