Learning to be a 1)Lobbyist

Broadcast: Jan 27, 2003 When Congress returned to session earlier this month, one of the first orders of business was to revise an ethics standard known as the

Chicago, The Hours Top Golden Globe Winners

Broadcast: Jan 20 20031` The movie musical Chicago and the drama The Hours have taken top honors in Hollywood's Golden Globe awards. Martin Scorsese was named best director for Gangs of New York, whil

A Visit to Stalin's Birthplace

Jan 31,2003 The small town of Gori would most likely be an unremarkable outpost along Georgia's east-west highway, if it were not for Josef Stalin. Gori is where the Soviet dictator was born and where

Roman Forum Recreated in California

Jan 31,2003 Students and researchers can 1) stroll through the Roman Forum for the first time in 1,500 years, thanks to computer technology. Historians and architects have created a virtual tour of an

Military 1)Reservists Face Disruption in Wartime

Broadcast: Feb 12,2003 More than 111,000 military reservists around the United States have been plucked out of their civilian lives and called-up to active duty, in support of the U.S. military's 2）

Catch Me If You Can Teams Leonardo Dicaprio and Tom Hanks

Broadcast: Jan 01 2003 In 1964, 16-year-old Frank Abagnale, 1) distraught over his parents' divorce, ran away from home. He survived by successfully impersonating various respected professionals, amon

US Students Studying Abroad Face New Security Concerns

Broadcast: Mar 25, 2003 In many respects, security has always been an issue for college administrators. Many things can happen to a student while he or she is away at school, things that have nothing

Country Newcomers Hope for Stardom

Broadcast: Mar 19 2003 Although Jill King grew up in Alabama, she's gaining recognition with a song that mentions another southern state. One Mississippi is the first single released from Jill's debut

Two Design Teams to Compete for 1)WTC Site Project

Broadcast: Feb 05, 2003 Two of the world's most innovative design teams have won the right to compete in what is possibly the most high profile design project in history, the site of New York's destro

12 New Members Join US Women's Hall of Fame

Broadcast: Mar 19,2003 March is National Women's History Month in the United States, a time when Americans honor the often-neglected contributions women have made to American history and 1) contempora

Gere, Zeta-Jones, Zellweger Wow Audiences in Chicago

Broadcast: Jan 04 2003 It's been 28 years since Chicago: A Musical 1) Vaudeville first opened on Broadway. The witty songs by John Kander and Fred Ebb and the razzle-dazzle staging and 2) choreography

Oscars Will Be Held Despite Possibility of War

Broadcast: Mar 12, 2003 The producer of the Oscars says the Hollywood award show will go ahead as planned March 23, regardless of whether war breaks out in the Middle East. Some worry that world event

New Book Explores Abraham Lincoln's Life

Broadcast: Feb 08, 2003 Cities and universities have been named for Abraham Lincoln, his face appears on the U.S. $5 bill, and tourists flock to the massive Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. Adam B

I Raq And Roll Makes A War-Time Statement

Broadcast: Mar 28 2003 Texan Clint Black wrote I Raq and Roll with his longtime collaborator Hayden Nicholas. The song is only available as a free download from his website, www.clintblack.com. He exp

1)UNESCO Worried War Could Damage Iraqi 2）Archeological Sit

Broadcast: Mar 29,2003 As U.S. and British forces advance toward Baghdad, television pictures show a land that seems to offer nothing but desert. But for officials of the United Nations Educational, S

Musicians, Record Companies Ponder Future of Music

Broadcast: Jan 11, 2003 The conference opened with a 1) rousing 2) gospel song featuring Lester Chambers and the incoming Chairman of the FCC, the Federal Communications Commission, Jonathan Adelstein

Americans 1)Captivated by 'Reality Television'

Broadcast: Jan 18 ,2003 Americans have been captivated by a new kind of entertainment called

New Book Geeks and Geezers Compares Young, Old 1)Entrepreneu

Broadcast: Jan 18 2003 81-year-old Sidney Rittenberg decided as a young man he wanted to help build bridges between cultures. He's devoted much of his career to promoting business ties between China a

US Issues Stamp Honoring Nation's First Black 1)Supreme Cour

Broadcast: Jan 14, 2003 The U.S. Post Office Monday issued its first 2) commemorative stamp of the year, honoring Thurgood Marshall, the celebrated civil rights lawyer and the nation's first African A

At Look at the Grammy Award Nominees

Broadcast: Jan 11, 2003 The Recording Academy invited artists of several genres and generations to announce the nominees in 104 categories for the Grammy Awards. At a press conference at New York's Ma