G3LA, VOA Special Report Video W/Scripts

Feature	S.Nbr	Title	Feature	S.Nbr	Title
technology	0001	Part 1: Living in a World With Facial Recognition	economics		Facebook Finds New Friends in the World of Private Finance
technology	0002	Part 2: Facial Recognition Systems Bring Privacy Concerns	agriculture		New Law in US Aims to Increase Food Safety
health	0003	For Lots of People, Getting Older Means Getting Happier	technology		Looking to Robots and Other Technology to Improve Health Care
education	0004	Coming to Terms With Academic Titles at US Colleges			Iron, Vitamin D May Lead to Smarter, Healthier Children
economics	0005	A Credit Downgrade for Japan, but Some Signs of Hope			Are You Learning English? These Songs May Help
	0006	Experts Link East Africa Drought to La Niña in the Pacific			2010 Marked by Debt Problems in Europe and Growth in the Developing World
	0007	WHO Urges Ban on Blood Test for Tuberculosis			Seeing Stars: Amateur Astronomers Aim Thousands of Eyes at the Universe
	0008	Dallas Creates a Public School for Boys			An 'Image Problem' for a Food That Could Save African Lives
	0009	Germany, France Seek 'True European Economic Government'			Dictionary Says 'Austerity' Topped 2010 Words
	0010	African Film Shows Tensions Between Banana Growers, Villagers			Slow and Gentle Are Best in Treating Hypothermia
		Local and Global Pressures Threaten Coral Reefs			A Whole New World, Brought to Us by Gizmos and Gadgets
		Bigger Ships, So a Bigger Panama Canal			Drum Circle Widens Into a United Nations of Beats
		Wising Up About Wisdom Teeth			Remembering Math Teacher Jaime Escalante
		How Much Should a Teacher's Job Depend on Test Scores?			Archi's Acres Guides Returning Veterans Toward Business Success
		Debt, Recession Worries Bring Volatility to World Markets			Broken Instruments Are Music to the Ears of These School Repairmen
		Hot in the Garden: Too Much Sun Can Be Bad for Vegetables			Pads, E-Readers, Notebook Computers Topped Wish Lists
		Stylist's Job Is to Make Food Look Pretty for the Camera			Advice for Staying Warm and Safe in Freezing Weather
		How Much Screen Time Is Too Much for Children?			Testing New Ways to Recognize What Makes a Good Teacher
		A Study Looks at Environmental Influences on Children			Holiday Season Brought Brighter Time for Stores
		An Archive of English, Spoken in Many Different Accents			The Evergreen Industry in Christmas Plants
		A Debt Deal in US, but Stocks Still Slide			TV Over the Internet Pushes Broadband Growth
		Gardening: Vegetables Made in the Shade			Kids, Germs and Day Care; A Meningitis Vaccine for Africa
		Bats Are Welcome in This Home			Lessons From Shanghai's Top Scores on International Test
		Brains Gain From Physical Activity by Older People			Obama Agrees to Extend Tax Cuts for 2 Years
		Nick Jonas' Lesson for Other Teen Musicians			Activists Say Fishing Limit Not Enough to Save Bluefin Tuna
		Indonesia's 'Technopreneurs' Help Fuel Economic Growth			Pinball Lover Goes Full Tilt in Collecting 'Historic Art'
		How to Do It: Making Paper by Hand			Mobile Phones May Soon Test for STIs and Blood Pressure
		Ideas for Getting a Firm Grip on Weed Control			Autism Test Could Use Images of Brain
		A New Generation of Buddhism in America			These Jazz Students Play for Justice
		Students Compete to Find Tech Solutions for World Problems			Commodity Prices Reach a Two-Year High
		Study Says AIDS Drugs Can Raise Life Expectancy in Africa			US Farm Exports May Set Record in 201
		Economy Pushes Spanish to Learn English			Inside the World of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
		Paying Someone Else to Worry About Your Online Image			For Martin Luther King, a Memorial in Washington Designed by a Chinese Artist
		Inventor of Weed Eater Started a Revolution			New Site Maps Reports of Sexual Harassment in Egypt
		Flying Car Moves Closer to Reality			Prevention, Treatment Efforts Have 'Broken' the Direction of AIDS
		Europe's Economic Problems Linked to Rise in Suicides			A High School Offers Single-Sex Classes to Top Students
		For Some Teens, a Busy Life Takes Fun Out of High School			How a Promise to Guarantee Bad Debts Came to Haunt Ireland
		Debt Limit Talks Show Deeper Debate on Government's Duties			Scientists Recycle Oyster Shells to Aid Chesapeake Bay
		Building a Windbreak to Protect Crops			Some New Yorkers Don't Miss the Train -- They Miss the Old Station
		'Walking Miracle' Inspires Others			Taking a Closer Look at the Future of Video Conferencing
		Game Over for Limits on Violent Video Games			WHO Says Health Debts Push 100 Million a Year Into Poverty
		Returning Migrants Often Bring Their Health Problems Home			Giving Thanks for a Winning Soccer Team
		Inmates Find Hope in College Classes at San Quentin Prison			Groups Offer Ideas to Cut US Deficits
		Oil Spill in US Puts Attention on Pipelines, Waterways			Traditional Thanksgiving Meal, With Modern Shortcuts
		Putting Worms to Work to Help Your Garden			Aiming for Work in the Video Game Industry
		Defending Free Speech With a 'Panic Button'			Music Promoter Turns American Women Into 'Bellydance Superstars'
		Unequal Treatment Drives Disability Rights Movement			New System May Let You Appear Someplace You Have Never Been
		Women Inmates Train to Start Businesses After Prison			World Health Officials Consider New Tobacco Control Measures
		Greek Spending Cuts Clear Way for Loans			China Passes India as Top Country Sending Students to US
		Grow It Yourself: Onions Are Nothing to Cry About			Indian State Seeks Limits on Microfinance After Reports of Abuses
		US Seeks 'Shadow' Internet, Mobile Networks in Repressive Countries			An African Grain Joins the Gluten-Free Market for People With Celiac
		Health Problems Slow Gains in US Life Spans			Making the World Wide Web More Usable to a Wider World
		Girls Lacrosse Team Raises Hopes at School			Haiti's Cholera Outbreak Puts Pressure on Capital
		Why Wal-Mart Won a Big Ruling in Sex Discrimination Case			Prison Program Aims to Get Teens to Avoid a Life of Crime
		Groups Press for US Ban on Antibiotics in Healthy Animals			Fed Gets Ready to Pump $600 Billion More Into US Economy
		Behind the Music: The Making of a Paul Reed Smith Guitar			Integrated Pest Management Can Increase Crop Production
		Shortage of Internet Addresses, but a Slow Move to New System			Hero Pilot Now Turns to Stopping a Descent in New Pilots
		WHO Finding Adds to Debate Over Mobile Phones, Brain Cancer			What, No Digital Camera? Capturing the Beauty of the Grand Canyon With a Brush
		Child Vaccine Efforts Get Big Boost			PC Recycler Strikes Gold in Old Computer Chips
		Children of AIDS Face Mental Health Needs			2 Billion People Expected Online by End of 2010
		No National Standards: Strength or Weakness for Schools in US?			Defeat Malaria, or Just Control It?; A Better Vaccine for Polio
		Should All US Students Learn the Same Thing?			For Black Men in US, How a Haircut Could Mean a Longer Life
		Apple's Lion Is Latest to Join Download-Only Trend in Software			Music Teacher in Boston Offers Life Lessons to Young
		Helping European Farmers After the E. Coli Outbreak			Obama, Democrats Aim Voting Appeals at Young People
		Teaching Rural Farmers With Cell Phone Videos			'Put-Backs,' 'Robo-Signers' Put New Pressure on US Housing Market
		Trying to Improve Food Safety With a Camera			Fight to End Rinderpest Is Declared a Success
		What You Can Do to Help Bees			3-D Printers Are Here -- and They Make More Than You Think
		Paying Tech Talents to Drop Out of College			New Attention Given to Child Cocoa Workers in Ivory Coast and Ghana
		Study of Paralyzed Man May Offer Hope for New Treatment			What Happens When the Living Race With the Undead
		Lecture or Interactive Teaching? New Study of an Old Issue			Training Medical Teams to Communicate Better During Operations
		Hope of Profit, Social Change Meet in New College Programs			What Next for Michelle Rhee and Her School Reform Campaign?
		In the Garden: Getting Started With Roses			US Mining Companies Show New Interest in Rare Earths
		Is NASA's James Webb Space Telescope a Time Machine?			Hunger Rates Fall, but the Decrease Slows
		People With Chronic Hepatitis B Often Do Not Know It			Unwrapping the Genetic Secrets of a Chocolate Bar
		Dealing With Sexual Violence on Campus			Turning Images Into Sensations to Assist the Blind
		Investing in the Arab Spring			Sleepy Teens, Early Classes: Your Comments
		An American Cowboy Aims to Help Russia's Beef Herd			China-Japan Dispute Shines Light on Rare Earth Metals
		For Woman Jockeys, Part of Racing Is Proving 'You're Just as Good as Any Other Guy'			Nations and Groups Promise $12 Billion to Fight AIDS, TB & Malaria
		A Smartphone App for Eye Exams in Developing Countries			In the Garden: Growing Your Own Lettuce
		A False Sense of Security on the Internet?			Drivers Can Turn to Technology to Save Them From the Distractions of Technology
		How Early Treatment Can Limit the Spread of HIV			What a Couple's Arguing 'Style' May Say About Their Marriage
		Chronic Diseases an 'Impending Disaster' for Some Nations			Early Classes = Sleepy Teens (Duh!)
		US Schools Under Pressure to Deal With Sexual Violence			With Bedbugs, Some People See Pests, Others See Profits
		A School That Teaches Children to Eat Better			Calling Attention to Mental Health as a 'Neglected Issue'
		Who Should Be the Next Chief of the IMF?			US Considers First Genetically Modified Animal for Food
		'You Are Your Brand:' Using Social Media to Find a Job			Hand Washing Is Up in Public Restrooms in US
		Study Links Climate Change to Changes in Crop Yields			For Some, Free Citizenship Classes; For Others, a Dream Delayed Again
		In Africa, the Greening of the Sahel			15 Months Out of Recession, but Not Feeling Like It
		Radio-Controlled Hummingbird Represents a New Breed of Drone			Project Seeks to Cut Deaths, Build Market for Clean Cookstoves
		Mobile Devices' Location Tracking Raises Privacy Concerns			Many Farmers and Gardeners Turn Away From Tilling
		In Texas, a Museum for a Larger-Than-Life Hero, Sam Houston			A Prosthetics Center Helps Athletes Stay a Step Ahead
		Why Sleep Apnea Raises Risk of Stroke, Heart Attack			Basel Plan Aims to Force Banks to Increase Capital
		Thousands of US Teachers Lose Jobs as States Cut Budgets			New Findings on Surgery for Women With Cancer Genes
		Using the Internet and Social Media to Search for a Job			Peace Corps Volunteers Find a Wired World
		Much of Africa Not Investing Enough in Agricultural Research			Why Development Projects Fail: One Size Does Not Fit All
		An American Cowboy Aims to Help Russia's Beef Herd			World Leaders Urged to Meet Development Goals by 2015
		How to Make Your Own Solar Water Heater			Developers Find New Jobs for Robots
		Travelers May Spread Drug-Resistance Gene From South Asia			Groups Seek $4 Billion for Child Vaccines
		A Social Network Aims to Speed Up Progress in Science			Women Edge Past Men in Getting Doctorates
		Bernanke Meets the Press in a First for US Central Bank			Obama Urges Steps to Strengthen Economy
		Growing Chili Peppers: A Heated Subject			Getting NGOs to Celebrate Failure, So They Can Learn From Others' Mistakes
		A Better Computer Mouse Cursor for the Disabled			Pretty Flowers Lead Two Scientists to a Discovery
		What Do You Know About the Common Cold?			Now, Some Gardening Advice, Brought to You by Thomas Jefferson
		Kids in Britain + Online Tutors in India = Divided Opinions			GM to Test Investors' Hunger for Risk With Stock Offering
		How an Allowance Helps Children Learn About Money			How Failure Can Lead to Long-Lasting Knowledge
		Beauties in the Garden: Growing Ornamental Trees and Bushes			Bringing Attention to Differences in Suicide Around the World
		Far From Any Ocean, a Home for Dolphins			Want Truly Homemade Sweaters? Try Raising Your Own Goats
		Brain-Computer Interfaces Could Mean More Freedom for the Disabled			Do-It-Yourself: How to Dry or Smoke Fish, Part 2
		A New Reason for Why the Deaf May Have Trouble Reading			A Quick Lesson in Ways Businesses Are Organized
		A Push to Get More Indonesians to Study in US			Coming to Terms With Academic Titles at US Colleges
		Gold Keeps Shining, 40 Years After Nixon Ended Gold Standard			For Lots of People, Getting Older Means Getting Happier
		Grow It Yourself: Turning Bulbs Into Beautiful Blooms			Test Your Word Knowledge With a Quiz About Farm Terms
		Test of Big Space Rocket Set for Late 2012			Do-It-Yourself: Preparing Fish for Drying or Smoking
		Why Hands-Free Faucets May Be a Risk to Some Hospital Patients			Verizon and Google Propose Rules of the Road for the Internet
		A School Newspaper Links Sioux Indian Teens to Their Community			San Francisco Educator Works to Keep Young People 'Alive and Free'
		Obama Enters 2012 Race on Good News About Jobs			Experts Urge More Efforts to Fight Cancer in Poor Countries
		Next Step After Carbon: Knowing Your Nitrogen Footprint			Russian Housing Plan Threatens Seed Bank
		Chuck Brown: Still the Go-To Guy for Go-Go Music			Imported Foods Raise Obesity, Health Issues for Pacific Islanders
		A New Life of Hope for a Young Burn Victim			The Making of the Best-Known Bat in Baseball, and Pop Culture
		Designing a Quake-Resistant Building Starts at the Soil			For 'Cabaret Stars of Tomorrow,' a Chance to Train Now
		Doctors Lack Many Ways to Treat Radiation Exposure			Scientists Look for Answers as More US Girls Enter Puberty at an Earlier Age
		Children at US School Show Their Support for Victims in Japan			The Rise and Fall of Mark Hurd as H-P Chief
		Microsoft Says Google Blocks Competition in Europe Search Market			Killing of 10 Aid Workers 'Horrific' but Not Uncommon
		For Japan Farmers, Radiation Fears Mean Economic Pain			Phone Call About Fertilizer Could Be a Big Help to Philippine Rice Farmers
		Adding Up the Costs of Bullying in the Workplace			Study Finds No Reason to Delay Pregnancy After a Miscarriage
		Tens of Thousands of Technology Lovers Head South to Austin			Obama Signs Spending Bill to Protect Teachers' Jobs
		Japan's Early Warning System One of the Best in the World			UAE, Other Nations Target BlackBerry for Access
		Breast Cancer Study Could Change How Early Growths Are Treated			A Simple Operation Can Cure Tragic Condition in Mothers With Fistula
		Meet Some Top Students in the Intel Science Talent Search			Ideas for Getting a Firm Grip on Weed Control
		How High Will the Price of Oil Go This Time?			Breastfeeding, a Skill Mom and Baby 'Learn From Each Other'
		How Women Farmers Could Feed More in Developing World			Muslim College Opens in US With Hopes -- and Suspicions
		Nuclear Crisis in Japan Raises Worries About Radiation Risks			An Air Show for Showing Off; West Bank's Speed Sisters
		Debating the Display of Ten Commandments in Public Schools and Buildings			Bringing Color to Life (and Tears to Eyes) With a Natural Dye
		Getting to the Bottom of a Fish Die-Off in Southern California			Slaughterhouses on Wheels Come to the Aid of Small Farms
		Scientists Use Radar to Study Bats, Birds and Insects			Marking the 20th Anniversary of the Americans With Disabilities Act
		More Young Women Find a Calling in Catholic Order			Financial Reform Law Aims to Change Some Ways of Wall Street
		For Many People, First the Doctor's Office, Then the Web			For-Profit Colleges in US May Face Tests on Federal Student Aid
		Are People Who Speak More Than One Language Smarter?			Got Baboons in Your Crops? Offer Them a Snake Sandwich
		Teaching Children How to Think Internationally			Film Captures Risky Work of Doctors Without Borders
		Future Payments for Retirees Are Big Issue Now for US States			Companies Aim for the Sky, and the Road, With Flying Cars
		Food Makers See Crunch Time Against New Maize for Fuel			Preparing for Duty at the U.S. Naval Academy
		Fancy Cowboy Boots, but No Problem Finding Buyers			Inventors Given Hope on Patents for Business Methods
		A Victory for Computers as Watson Wins 'Jeopardy!'			National Standards for US Schools Gain Support From States
		After Brain Study, New Questions About Mobile Phones			Researchers in South Africa Announce a New Weapon in AIDS Fight
		In Class With Peace Corps Volunteers in Africa, Asia			Uncooperative Goat Becomes the Mother of an Invention
		States Put Pressure on Public Worker Unions			Staying Safe: Food Safety After a Flood
		Long History, Unclear Future for 'Golden Rice'			Obama Looks to Exports, Hoping to Create Jobs
		How Can a Country Disconnect Itself From the Internet?			In Treating Athletes, Is Trainer's Sex an Issue? Sometimes It Is
		A Possible Safe New Way to Kill Mosquitoes That Spread Malaria			A New AIDS Plan for Americans, and New Hopes for a Vaccine
		South Sudan Works to Rebuild Higher Education			Growing Trees in the Desert, With the Aid of a 'Waterboxx'
		A Stock Market Big Enough to Stretch Across the Atlantic			Rift Valley Fever Hits South Africa
		'Green Super Rice' About Two Years Away for Asia, Africa			Visitors to Colonial Williamsburg Get a History Lesson in the Roots of US Democracy
		At Frederick Douglas House, Learning How an Escaped Slave Became a Leader			Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of 'To Kill a Mockingbird'
		Studying How Plastic Pollution Enters Ocean Food Supply			Physical Activity in Teens Linked to Mental Skills Late in Life
		Looking for Answers to Rising Coffee Prices			Major Economies Caught in Debate Between Debt, Growth
		Egypt Not Alone in Its Economic Problems			How Manute Bol Used His Sports Fame for a Greater Good
		Next Google Chief Knows Company; Jobs' Latest Leave at Apple			Farming in the City: Joys of Growing Food
		Comparing American and Chinese Parents			G-20 Nations Wonder: How Soon Is Too Soon to Cut Spending?
		Jakarta Holds Southeast Asian English Olympics			Teaching the Dangers of Distracted Driving, Before It's Too Late
		Can America Win the Education Race?			Eating White Rice Increases Risk of Diabetes
		WHO Says Alcohol Abuse a Leading Cause of Death, Disability			In the Garden: Getting the Most Out of Mums
		A Fatter World, Yet Fewer Cases of High Blood Pressure			Using Paper Beads to Improve Ugandan Lives
		Why Doctors May Not Always Try to Save a Fingertip			Three Sisters Follow in the Flight Path of a Family of Pilots
		US Lets Farmers Plant Biotech Sugar Beets, With Conditions			A Compromise on Trials for Crimes of Aggression
		Fish Farms May Soon Supply More Than Half the World's Catch			Young Workers Lead Growing Labor Unrest in China
		Bags Help Farmers Protect Harvests From Air and Insects			Before the G-20 Summit, a 'G(irls)20 Summit' in Toronto
		Group Offers Shortwave Radios to Poor Communities			Study Finds Improved Way to Treat COPD
		Egyptians Gain a Voice With Social Media Service Used by Stars			World Food Prize Honors Heads of Two Groups Based in US
		2000 Years of Computing History at a Museum in California			Job Market an Extra Hard Test for New College Graduates
		Virginia Ages Into a Fine Winemaking State			English and Spanish Speakers Learn Together, and From Each Other
		Giving Awards to People Who Make Peace by Seeking Common Ground			Study Ties New Doctors to Jump in Hospital Deaths in July
		When a Cut Finger Is More Serious Than It Might Seem			In the Garden: Getting Started With Roses
		Classes Start in March at Internet Training Center in Togo			Human Trafficking a Problem in Major Cities Across US
		Airport Security Could Go to 'Electronic Sniffer Dogs'			Oil Spill Puts Financial Pressure on BP
		WHO Chief Warns of Risk to 'Winning Streak' for Public Health			How the Great Coach John Wooden Defined Success
		Anxious Students Gain on Tests by Writing About Fears			Study Links Bedtime Rules to Better Skills in Preschool Children
		Business English Speakers Can Still Be Divided by a Common Language			Farmers in East Africa Struggle Against Cassava Disease
		Finding Capital in 'Dark Pools' and Angel Investors			Shortage of Nurses Is Worldwide, but Worst in Poorer Nations
		Looking to Africa for Ideas About How to Fight Hunger			Reused Pacemakers May Aid Heart Care in Developing World
		World Food Prices Expected to Stay High or Keep Rising			Privacy Concerns Hit Facebook, Google
		Mentors Try to Improve Lives of Homeless Children			For Young Offenders, a Sentence of Shakespeare's Sentences
		All Eyes Were on Tablets at CES in Las Vegas			A Chicken in Every Pot: Finding New Uses for Feathers
		Congresswoman May Owe Life to Luck and 'Battlefield Lessons'			On World No Tobacco Day, Special Attention Goes to Women, Girls
		More Young Women Find a Calling in Catholic Order			A Shelter for Abused Animals, Where Volunteers Also Find Healing
		With Resistant Crops, Progress Can Raise New Problems			Effort to Enforce 'Net Neutrality' in US Takes New Direction
		Simple, Low-Cost Ways to Cut the Risk of an Early Birth			For Foreign Students, Top Choice in US: USC
		Digitizing the World's Biggest Library			Study Ties Some Pesticides to Risk of ADHD in Children
		Nobel Recognizes Research Into Economic Governance			A Cotton Plant Kills One Kind of Bug, but Is Blamed for Another
		College Guide Aims to Help Students Avoid a 'Thin Education'			Small Drug Pouch May Offer New Tool to Protect Newborns From HIV
		Punishment or Reward: Which Works Better on Behavior?			Britain Gets a Government, as Europe Gets a Plan to Save the Euro
		Learning the Secrets of the Potato, and an Enemy			Greater Efforts Are Urged to Get and Keep Girls in School
		Report Calls Attention to Millions of Preterm Births			Finding New Ways to Treat Rheumatoid Arthritis
		Cities Now Home to More Than Half of All People			Why Grafting Still Fits Nicely Into Agriculture
		Getting Students Excited About a Life in the Biosciences			Taking Action Against Child Labor
		Leprosy: An Old Disease That Claimed a New Saint			A Student Orchestra, Where the Players Decide What to Play
		Scientists Help Cut the Mystery Behind Pruning			Greek Lawmakers Pass Spending Cuts Required for Loans
		Need an Answer? Just Ask the Box			A Class Where Teens Learn Mothering, and Are Mothered
		B.J. Adams at Work in Her Studio			Obesity Becomes a Big Killer in India
		Rebalancing the World Economy			In Kenya, Low-Cost Crop Insurance for Small Farmers
		'Ghost' and 'Guest' Authors Still a Concern for Medical Journals			US Launches Effort to Support Muslim Entrepreneurs Around the World
		Three Scientists Win Nobel Prize in Medicine			Georgia O'Keefe Exhibit Presents the Familiar With the Unfamiliar
		Do-It-Yourself: Pruning Plants (First of Two Parts)			One Group's Fight for Understandable Language
		Building a Straw House			How an Involved Parent Can Help Prevent Bullying
		New Proposals Intensify Debate on Net Neutrality			Study Finds Risk of Early Death Lowest for Adults in Iceland, Cyprus
		Authors of Medical Studies Not Always Who They Seem			Oil Spill Puts Fisheries, Birds at Risk Along US Gulf Coast
		How to Strike Oil (From Seeds, That Is)			In Developing World, Health Services May Be Just a Phone Call Away
		For Health of Young People, a Mixed Picture			World Bank Sees Progress on Development Goals
		Saving the Bog Turtle, One of the Rarest Kinds in North America			Adding Up the Costs of Lost Travel in Europe
		Using Computer Games to Support Democracy and Conflict Resolution			South Africa's Huge HIV Testing Campaign
		New York City Celebrates Its 400th Anniversary			Bullying: Comments From Around the World
		Maine Boat Builders Hope for Smoother Seas After the Recession			Transgenic Crops Get Good Marks in General in US Study
		What Happens When Child Prodigies Grow Up?			Reform of Financial System Is Obama's Next Goal in Congress
		Looking Back: Wall Street, a Year Later			Girl's Suicide in US Brings Fresh Attention to Bullying
		Getting a Fellowship, From the Ford Foundation			Hospital Infections in US Continue to Rise
		Vitamins: D and the Diet			Study Warns of Dangers to World's Mangrove Forests
		Remembering Norman Borlaug			India's Aravind Eye Care System Gets Hilton Prize
		Diseases Threaten Banana Crops in Africa			Building Art Out of Legos
		Illegal Marketing of Drugs: Pfizer's Record Fine			New US Law Cuts Out Private Lenders for Student Loans
		Stanley Kaplan: Remembering a Test Prep Pioneer			Study Finds Drop in Deaths of Mothers in Developing World
		Deficits Found in Brain's Reward System in ADHD Patients			'Net Neutrality,' Gene Patents Face Legal Setbacks in US
		New Findings About Disorder in Bees			In Haiti, a Struggle to Get Crops in the Ground
		Working With Clay: A How-to Guide			Computers, Children and the Digital Divide
		Poultry Farms With Unhappy Neighbors? Plant Some Trees			Remembering Duke Ellington
		Commercial Real Estate Could Be Next Economic Threat			More Than $5 Billion Promised to Rebuild Haiti
		Facing America's High Dropout Rates			Higher Education in US: What Does It Cost?
		Understanding Down Syndrome			For Africa, a Possible New Way to Treat Sleeping Sickness
		Brazil Launches First Fuel Cell Bus in Latin America			Deforestation Decreased Over the Past 10 Years
		50th Anniversary of VOA Special English			Water Shortages Continue to Threaten the World's Growing Population
		Obama Nominates Bernanke for a Second Term			Visiting the National Arboretum in Washington
		Going Digital: The Future of College Textbooks?			Historic Measure Expands Health Coverage
		Doctors Are Advised on Treating a Hoarse Voice			Too Few Women in Science
		Study Finds More Trees on Farms Than Was Thought			Ear Care: Do-It-Yourself Wax Removal
		Dangerous Lead-Based Paint Common Around the World			Study Documents Effects of Market Policy Changes on Three West African Countries
		Recession Easing, but Many Americans Still Afraid to Spend			Protecting Children Against Pneumonia
		Going Digital: California's Textbook Project			Plan Aims to Expand Broadband Across US
		Researchers Link Gene to Need for Less Sleep			Considering National Education Standards
		Watching Out for 'Wicked Plants'			Obama Signs Historic Health Care Bill
		'Non-Formal' Schools Aim to Fill Need in Kenya's Slums			West Africans, Free Markets and the '08 Food Crisis
		Study Finds Some Ocean Fisheries Are Recovering			One-Hour Blackout to Go Green
		Making a Difference: Tanya Pinto			How a TV Appearance Did the Trick for a Rising Young Magician
		Seeking Opinions on Health Reform, and Getting an Earful			What 'Citizens United' Does for US Companies, Unions
		In New Jersey, a Summer Jobs Program With a Bigger Purpose			Obama's 'Blueprint for Reform' in Education Goes to Congress
		Study Links Aspirin to Colon Cancer Survival			Snacking Adds to Weight Issue for Children in US
		In Afghanistan, Preparing for a Threat to Wheat Plants			Rise in Food Gardens in US Brings Crop of Questions for Experts
		The Importance of a Simple Water Pump			For World's Poor, a Personal Toilet and Source of Fertilizer
		More Physical Education, but Also More Injuries in Class			How a Corporation Is Like a Person
		California Gets a Budget			World's Oldest Barber Can Still Give 25 Haircuts a Day
		The Life of a School Nurse? Busy			The Battle of the Brains
		Battling a Stroke, and the Clock			Almost 5 Million Lives Saved Through AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Treatment
		Getting Clunkers and Distracted Drivers Off the Road			Broccoli and Cauliflower Their Tops Make Good Eating
		Pregnant Women at Greater Danger From H1N1 Flu			Marking International Womens Day
		New Ways for Poor Countries to Diagnose Infectious Diseases			'I Am Deeply Sorry,' Toyota Chief Tells US Congress
		Some Crops (Like Some People) Do Well as Companions			Studies Link Girls' Sports to Gains in Life
		E-Books Hold Next Chapter for Book Industry			The Argument Over Salt and Health
		US States Will Compete for School Reform Aid			Want to Grow a Root? Beets Are Hard to Beat
		South Africa Tests AIDS Vaccine			The Danger of Counterfeit Drugs (Second of Two Parts)
		Unbalanced Fertilizer Use, in an Uneven World			Disney Family Museum Honors Mickey's Father
		Development Report: A Service Group Built on 'Friendship'			Vaccine-Autism Study Is Withdrawn
		Number of Foreign Students in US Hits New High			Treating an Abnormal Heartbeat
		Screening for Breast, Cervical Cancer: The New Advice			8 US States to Test High School Changes
		Earl Cooley: Remembering an Early Smokejumper			An English Test, and a Warning
		Results of UN Food Summit Seen as Disappointing			With Loan Guarantees, Obama Looks to Nuclear Energy for Jobs
		On the Road to Health Reform, Congress Moves a Step Closer			EU Offers Words of Support to Greece
		US Colleges Set Enrollment Record			Winter Gives a Hard Chop to Washington's Cherry Trees
		Debate Over New Guidelines for Breast Cancer Screening			The Dangers of Counterfeit Drugs (First of Two Parts)
		Two Efforts Seek to Increase Food Security in Africa			Burros Can Do More Than Work Just as Pack Animals
		Project Finds New Homes for Unwanted Bikes From US			UNICEF Appeals for Aid for Women and Children
		So Where Are the Jobs?			High-Speed Trains May Be Coming to California, Florida
		Bringing Young People Together by Video			How People Like Levi Strauss Put Their Mark on the American West
		Why Holding Fruit on Trees May Limit Next Year's Crop			A Rough Road for Toyota
		Plan Aims to Fight Child Diarrhea in Developing World			Need Help With Your Writing? Try This Web Site
		Buzz Aldrin: Still Looking to the Stars, and Hoping Others Will Too			Needle Injuries to Medical Students Often Go Unreported
		US to End HIV Travel Ban in January			Some Crops Can Help Farmers Prepare for Disasters
		US Says Economy Grew 3.5 Percent in Third Quarter			Increasing Food Security in Dry Areas of the Middle East
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		An International Treaty Targets Fishing Abuses			Electronics Industry Hopes for a Reset in 2010
		Experts Say as AIDS Epidemic Changes, So Should Prevention Efforts			A Military Education at West Point
		Junior Achievement Marks 90 Years of Business Education			Keeping Plants and Trees Warm When Temperatures Drop
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		Disabilities in Old, Young Studied in Developing Nations			New Alliance to Study Greenhouse Gases in Agriculture
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		Letting Religion Into the Classroom, but Setting Limits			Where Every Day Is Christmas
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