1-) Rhythm and Blues Singer Jazmine Sullivan Is Getting Noticed for Her Edgy, Emotional Music 2-) The Growing Credit Crisis Forces Many Companies to Seek Government Help 3-) Barack Obamas Election Voted Top News Story of 2008 4-) Short Story: Luck by Mark Twain 5-) Susan Sontag, 1933- 2004: One of Americas Most Influential Thinkers of the Twentieth Century 6-) Baloney: It's Just Not True 7-) Do-It-Yourself: How to Dry or Smoke Fish, Part 2 8-) Scientists Work to Improve Treatments for Multiple Sclerosis 9-) Giving Grasslands a Rest 10-) Exploring the Finger Lakes and Lake Champlain 11-) Do-It-Yourself: Preparing Fish for Drying or Smoking 12-) Yosemite: One of the Most Famous National Parks in the US 13-) City Has a Lot Fewer Heart Attacks After Smoking Ban 14-) Foreign Student Series: The Business of the GMAT 15-) American History Series: US Gets a New President in 1837, and a Depression 16-) US Congress Gets First Member From Vietnam, Anh 'Joseph' Cao 17-) Obama: 'If Nothing Is Done, This Recession Could Linger for Years' 18-) Call for Immediate Truce Fails to Halt Fighting in Gaza 19-) Short Story: 'To Build A Fire' by Jack London 20-) Isabella Stewart Gardner, 1840-1924: She Created Art Museum in Her Home 21-) Circus: Some Agree It Is the 'Greatest Show on Earth' 22-) Building With Adobe (No Computer Required) 23-) Change in Washington Has Special Meaning to People in Chicago 24-) Cancer to Become World's Leading Killer 25-) India's Camel Population Drops 26-) Robert Edison Fulton Rode Around the World on a Motorcycle 27-) Wising Up About Wisdom Teeth 28-) Foreign Student Series: Answering Your Questions 29-) American History Series: The Rise of the Movement Against Slavery 30-) Remembering 2008 in a Word, 'Bailout,' and a Name, 'Barack Obama' 31-) Getting to Know the New First Family 32-) Economic Crisis Hits Exports 33-) Bush Looks Back at Eight Years as President, and Wishes Obama Well 34-) Marian Anderson, 1897-1993: Her Voice Became Famous Around the World 35-) Touching All Bases: Baseball Rules! 36-) Got Milk? How to Make Yogurt 37-) Barack Obama Becomes 44th US President 38-) Milky Way Is a Lot Bigger Than Scientists Thought 39-) How Strangers Can Make You Happy 40-) Adventurer Steve Fossett Set More Than 100 World Records in Five Different Sports 41-) Foreign Student Series: Paying for School in the US 42-) Project to Develop Electronic Maps of Soil in Africa 43-) American History Series: Whigs See a Chance to Defeat Van Buren in 1840 44-) A History of Creole and Cajun Food in Louisiana 45-) Serious Discussions Set for Davos (but No Bono) 46-) America Welcomes a New President 47-) Holding the Bag 48-) Paul Bunyan 49-) Marian Anderson, 1897-1993: 75,000 People Heard Her Sing at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. 50-) Six Medical Researchers Who Lived, and in Some Cases Died, for Their Work 51-) Liberia Seeks Help as Caterpillars Attack Crops 52-) Songs About Winter Are Lovely but Sad 53-) How to Do It: Making Paper by Hand 54-) Four People Who Are Making a Difference in the Nation's Capital 55-) Researchers Look Behind the Tears to Study Crying 56-) Words of Comfort for an Unfortunate Event Other Than a Death 57-) Foreign Student Series: Working While Studying in the US 58-) American History Series: The Brief Presidency of William Henry Harrison 59-) The Rise of a Folk Hero Who Landed on a River 60-) How to Save US Banks? 61-) The Line of Least Resistance 62-) Obama Says Report Shows Need to Pass Economic Aid Bill 63-) Belittle: Thomas Jefferson First Used This Word 64-) Willis Conover, 1920-1996: He Brought Jazz, 'the Music of Freedom,' to the World 65-) Getting Into a Job Market by Mobile Phone 66-) For Fans of Edgar Allan Poe, a Happy 200th Birthday 67-) Scientists Re-Examine a Treatment for Parkinson's Disease 68-) Growing Flowers in a Stormy Economy 69-) A Prenup: The (Legal) Language of Love for Couples About to Marry 70-) Gold! Thousands Went to Western Canada to Find It 71-) Something a Bone Will Never Say: Give Me a Break 72-) Foreign Student Series: Financial Aid 73-) American History Series: President John Tyler Shows His Independence 74-) The Raconteurs Skillfully Tell Stories in Song 75-) Tax Troubles Force Two Nominees to Withdraw 76-) Iran Marks the 30th Anniversary of Its Islamic Revolution 77-) The Cask of Amontillado 78-) George Gershwin, 1898-1937: One of Americas Greatest Composers 79-) To Buffalo: To Win by Trick or Threat 80-) A Cool Way to Keep Food From Spoiling 81-) The Complex Story of Abraham Lincoln and How He Saved the Union 82-) How Pain Treatment Has Improved in Recent Years 83-) Progress on Treaty Against Fish Piracy 84-) Yukon Gold Rush: Newspapers Said It Was Easy to Get Rich 85-) Teens, Television, and Depression 86-) Foreign Student Series: Becoming a Fulbrighter 87-) American History Series: Texas Statehood Is Chief Issue in 1844 Campaign 88-) US Hospitals, Courts Struggle With Growing Demand for Interpreters 89-) Recession Cuts Into Valentine's Day, but Drives Demand for Love 90-) Obama's Financial Rescue Plan 91-) Stimulus Aims to Pump Life Into US Economy 92-) George Gershwin, 1898-1937: He Wrote More Than 500 Songs 93-) Have a Heart 94-) Mountain and Cowboy Culture Meet in Jackson Hole 95-) World of Sports Doping: From the Laboratory to the Playing Field 96-) Want to Grow a Root? Beets Are Hard to Beat 97-) 'What Should Americans Eat?' Michael Pollan and the Politics of Food 98-) Young Peoples' Risky Behavior on Social Network Sites 99-) Studying in the US: Four Kinds of Financial Aid 100-) American History Series: In 1845, Republic of Texas Faces a Choice
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