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Gone Boy
Gone Boy
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At Bard College at Simon’s Rock in Massachusetts, a student went on a sudden shooting rampage that killed two people.
Panel: America's immigration policies
Panel: America's immigration policies
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How do we fix immigration reform?
American Voices: Sadia Hameed
American Voices: Sadia Hameed
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Sadia Hameed of Human Rights First on why the U.S. must prevent genocide.
Imperfect justice in Cambodia
Imperfect justice in Cambodia
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NTK reports from Cambodia, where former Khmer Rouge leaders are being tried.
Philip Gourevitch on crimes against humanity
Philip Gourevitch on crimes against humanity
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The New Yorker's Philp Gourevitch on preventing genocide.
Health care reform and the ER
Health care reform and the ER
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Peter Smulowitz, M.D., says ER visits increased immediately after Mass. health reform.
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In 1998, when Massachusetts implemented new standardized testing, administrators at Brockton High School learned that more than 75 percent of their 4,000 students would fail to graduate. But thanks to a small group of dedicated teachers who implemented a schoolwide literacy program across subjects, failure rates for the test have dropped to below 6 percent for English.
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