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Protestors Target Military Recruiting Center
A military recruitment center draws young people on either side of the war debate, those who want to sign up and those who are protesting the war. Aileen Humphreys visited the center and brought back this story.
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The Edwards Campaign Continues
John Edwards hosted a fundraising event in New York last night, the same day his wife, Elizabeth, announced that her cancer has returned. Lily Jamali Reports.
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New York Looks to Move Up Primary
David Gura talks with Rachel Leon from Common Cause New York.
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Working the Coffee Shop Drive Through
Even the worst jobs can be enlightening. Peter O'Dowd reflects on his days of underemployment.
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The Genetics of Growing Grapes
Gretchen Cuda tells us why grapes are best grown from cuttings, not seeds.
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Hindu Guru Is All About Hugs
Thousands of people line-up to receive a hug from Amma. Rebecca Kaufman visited one of these hugging ceremonies on a recent trip to India and brought back this story.
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The Tap Project Draws Attention to Clean Water
March 22nd is Clean Water Day and UNICEF commemorated the day with the Tap Water Project. Irene Liu Reports.
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U.N. Secretary General Visits Iraq
Tania Haas talks with the Iraqi Ambassador to the U.N. about the Secretary General's trip to the country.
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How Did Houdini Die?
A group of scientist want to exhume Harry Houdini's body to find out just how he died. Chris Bragg Reports.
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Robotic Device Helps People Walk
A robotic brace developed by researchers at the University of Michigan can help people with spinal cord injuries walk. Gretchen Cuda reports.
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