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- Empowered Women International: An American Group Using Art and Business to Help Women Refugees (06-7-21)
- After Almost 20 Years, Superman Returns to Movie Theaters (06-7-14)
- The Story of How a 1907 Painting by Klimt Just Sold for a Record $135 Million (06-7-7)
- A Life in Words and Poetry: Poet Laureate Poet Donald Hall (06-6-30)
- Getting Their Kicks: Thanks in Part to 'Soccer Moms,' Game Grows in the U.S. (06-6-23)
- Recording and Saving the Memories of a Nation: StoryCorps Lets People Hear Real Life in America (06-6-16)
- Under P-r-e-s-s-u-r-e: National Spelling Bee Goes Big Time on TV (and a German Word Decides the Winner) (06-6-9)
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- America Remembers Its Space Travelers at the Astronaut Hall of Fame (06-5-12)
- A Night Out at the Movies in Washington (06-5-5)
- Investigating Crimes the Scientific Way: Secrets of Forensic Medicine (06-4-28)
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- Population Growth of the United States Leads Industrial Nations (06-4-14)
- Native Americans Explore the Life and Art of Their Ancestors (06-4-7)
- Not Just a Man's Game: The First Woman in Baseball's Hall of Fame (06-3-31)
- The Internet Gets Younger as More Teens Turn to Blogging (06-3-24)
- Baseball Hits the Road for the World Baseball Classic; Finals Are in California (06-3-17)
- The Golden Gate Bridge: How a 'Mighty Task' Led to One of the World's Most Visited Places (06-3-10)
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- Are You Ready for Gyrotonics? (06-2-24)
- Figure Skating: Now It Is Little Sister Emily's Turn on Olympic Ice (06-2-17)
- Black History Month: Remembering Coretta Scott King (06-2-10)
- Steelers, History on Their Side, Face First-Timer Seahawks in Super Bowl (06-2-3)
- Geena Davis Is Not Really a President, but She Plays One on TV (06-1-27)
- Born of the 9/11 Attacks in New York, a Weekend of World Music (06-1-20)
- Lou Rawls: Remembering a Voice 'Soft as Velvet, Strong as Steel' (06-1-13)
- R.C. Gorman: Remembering the 'Picasso of American Painters' (06-1-6)
- The Best of 2005 in Music, Books and Movies (05-12-30)
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- When It Ain't Right to Use 'Ain't' in English, and When It Is (05-12-16)
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- Daydreams (and Dragons) Lead Young Writer Paolini to Success (05-10-14)
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