1001-) Wind Farming Spreads in US 1002-) Polar Research to Look for Answers About Climate Change 1003-) Hoover Dam: Controlling the Colorado River and Sending Power to Millions 1004-) Circumcision May Lower Men's HIV Risk by More Than First Reported 1005-) History Series: A Freeze Hits US-Soviet Relations After World War Two 1006-) Getting in Tune With Spoken English Means Thinking in Thought Groups 1007-) Studying in the US: Rules About Alcohol 1008-) 'Everything Is Big in Texas.' Building a Case for an Expression 1009-) Big in Texas: Energy Company Agrees to a Record Buyout 1010-) Investors Count Their Losses Following a Rough Week 1011-) Billy Wilder, 1906-2002: He Made Movies People Will Never Forget 1012-) Bringing Nanotechnology to Health Care for the Poor 1013-) How Technology Can Help Disabled People Live More Normal Lives 1014-) Study Shows That Many Genes Could Be Involved in Autism 1015-) Getting the Most Out of Marginal Lands 1016-) The More Quotations Change, It Seems, the More They Remain the Same 1017-) New Malaria Drug Coming to Africa Is Low Cost, Easy to Take 1018-) International Women's Day Observes the Struggle for Equality, Justice, Peace and Development 1019-) American History: The Space Race Heightens Cold War Tensions 1020-) Coming to Terms With Academic Titles at US Colleges 1021-) A River Runs Through It. No, Wait, Make That 250,000 Rivers 1022-) Meeting the Demand for Ethanol 1023-) Congress Investigates Treatment of Wounded Troops 1024-) Ayn Rand, 1905-1982: Americans Still Debate Her Books and Ideas 1025-) Mobile Phones as a Public Health Tool in Developing Nations 1026-) Setting Out for a Day on the Lake, or Maybe a Trip Around the World 1027-) Face: Time to Face the Music 1028-) Compulsive Hoarding: When Collecting Things Becomes a Disorder 1029-) How This Little Piggy Goes to Market 1030-) History: Election of 1960 Brings Close Race Between Kennedy, Nixon 1031-) Bungee Jumping: Stretching the Limits of Fear, Just for Fun 1032-) He Shoots, He Scores; She Shoots, She Scores. 'Slam Dunk' Terms Resound 1033-) A Military Education, Though Not Necessarily for a Military Life 1034-) St. Patrick's Day in US | Question From Brazil: Difference Between Advertising and Propaganda? | Music by Thievery Corporation 1035-) Worry Over Subprime Home Loans 1036-) Presidential Candidates Crowd Field for Long Race to November '08 1037-) Thomas Edison, 1847-1931: America's Great Inventor 1038-) Honors for Women From China, Guatemala, India and Sudan 1039-) Farm Life in the 21st Century: 'You Can Eat an Old Cow, but You Can't Eat an Old Computer' 1040-) Buff: Are You a Buff About Something? 1041-) Fight Against Bird Flu Brings Together an Army of Workers, Vaccine Makers, Even a Star 1042-) Americans Warned of Higher Food Prices as Corn Goes to Ethanol 1043-) Self-Taught Artists Around the World Create Powerful and Unusual Art 1044-) Officials Say Some Sleep Drugs May Do More Than Make You Sleep 1045-) How to Make a Fashion Statement in a World of 'Voguespeak,' Muffin Tops 1046-) History: Kennedy Begins His Presidency With Strong Public Support 1047-) Getting an Education at the US Military Academy at West Point 1048-) 'A Diamond Is Forever': How Four Words Changed an Industry 1049-) Socially Responsible Investing Grows 1050-) Fighting in Mogadishu Leads to Appeal for Countries to Keep Their Promise to Help Somalia 1051-) Billie Holiday, 1915-1959: The Lady Sang the Blues 1052-) World Tuberculosis Day Observed 1053-) A Visit to the Florida Keys: Beautiful Islands in Southern Florida 1054-) Millions of New Genes Are Found in Ocean Water 1055-) Trying to Understand Food Labels 1056-) Grand Canyon: Stepping Out Over a True Wonder of the World 1057-) Chest Compressions May Be Most Important Part of CPR 1058-) Studying Agriculture in the US 1059-) History: The Presidency of John Kennedy Begins With Great Energy, but Ends in Tragedy 1060-) English Teaching in the Arab World: Insights From Iraq and Libya 1061-) College Basketball's March Madness | Question From Nigeria About MP3 Files | Folk-Influenced Music by Elvis Perkins 1062-) Credit Cards Are Easy to Get, But Harder to Pay Off 1063-) Arab Leaders Urge Israel to Accept 2002 Plan for Peace and a Palestinian State 1064-) Emily Dickinson, 1830-1886: The 'Belle of Amherst' Became One of America's Greatest Poets 1065-) Colors: I'm Feeling Very Blue Today 1066-) 'Phones for Health' Campaign Targets AIDS in Africa 1067-) Sports Programs Where a Disability Is No Barrier to Having Fun 1068-) Feeling Happy in Your Skin? Good, But Still Keep an Eye on It 1069-) Much to Be Said for Mulch 1070-) Welcome to Death Valley, a Land of Extremes That Has Earned Its Name 1071-) Metastasis: How Cancers Can Spread Their Reach 1072-) Choose Your Degree at an American College or University 1073-) History Series: Johnson Takes Over Presidency After Kennedy's Murder 1074-) A Small Horse and a Big Goal: Raising $1 Million for Groups That Aid Children 1075-) Economic Conditions: Trying to Read the Future 1076-) Presidential Candidates Raise Record Amounts of Money for Campaigns 1077-) John Kenneth Galbraith, 1908-2006: He Strongly Influenced Economic Thought in the US 1078-) Judging African Leaders by Good Governance 1079-) From Bob Marley to Franklin Roosevelt, History in Sound 1080-) On a Short Leash: He Had Firm Control Over His Workers 1081-) On Its Way to Pluto, Spacecraft Gets a Close Look at Jupiter 1082-) Disappearance of Honey Bees a Mystery 1083-) Exploring the Richly Detailed History and Art of Woodworking 1084-) Looking for Weight-Loss Answers 1085-) When Conflicts Follow Young Immigrants to School in a New Land 1086-) Doctoral Degrees: Aiming for the Top 1087-) History: Johnson Wins a Full Term in 1964, Defends Vietnam Policies 1088-) YouTube Awards Honor a World Where Anyone Can Make a Movie 1089-) Finding a Buyer for Chrysler 1090-) Robinson's Number Is 'Unretired' for a Day to Honor Baseball Hero 1091-) John Coltrane, 1926-1967: Saxophone Great 1092-) In Kenya, an HIV/AIDS Program Includes Healthy Food 1093-) Put on Your Travel Shoes: Down the West Coast and to Points East 1094-) A Chip on Your Shoulder: What Are You Going to Do About It? 1095-) Lonely Farmers Look for Love Online 1096-) World Health Experts Report Progress in Fight Against Tuberculosis 1097-) Eleanor Creesy Helped Guide One of the Fastest Sailing Ships Ever 1098-) Teaching English in Central Asia: The View From Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan 1099-) Vaccines: How They Work (and How Caterpillars Could Help) 1100-) Civil Rights Movement: In the '60s, a Struggle for Equality in US
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