Sat, 26 January 2008
We look at how human activities are affecting some of our more--and less--photogenic flora and fauna.
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Sat, 19 January 2008
New York City's no longer known as one of the crime capitals of
America...but for Brooklyn DA Charles Hynes, crime--and police
corruption--are still very much on the radar. His new crime novel,
"Triple Homicide", looks at the Blue Wall of Silence.
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Sat, 5 January 2008
One of
your new years resolutions might have been to get more in touch with
your heritage...but if you're Irish-American, what does that mean
exactly? We talk with author Peter Quinn about Irish-American identity;
and we look at what playing the tin whistle does for your Irishness.
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Thu, 3 January 2008
There doesn't seem to be too much hassle every year with the
birth of the New Year (except for the hangover)...but Fordham sociologist
Jeanne Flavin says that birth is one of increasingly few that's allowed
to go unmolested by the criminal justice system. In her new book, "Our
Bodies, Our Crimes: The Policing of Women's Reproduction in
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