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Sports
2:00 pm
Fri December 16, 2011

McQueary Testifies At Sandusky Hearing

Penn State assistant football coach Mike McQueary testified in the Jerry Sandusky child abuse case Friday. McQueary has said he witnessed Sandusky sexually molesting a boy in a Penn State shower. For more, Melissa Block talks to NPR's Jeff Brady.

The Record
1:30 pm
Fri December 16, 2011

Music In Holiday Concerts Thorny Subject For Public Schools

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A choir in Little Rock, Ark., performs.
Planet Money
11:18 am
Fri December 16, 2011

Why Airlines Keep Going Bankrupt

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The airline industry consistently breaks the number one rule of business: The job of the company is to make money.

"The industry in aggregate has lost about $60 billion over the 32 years since deregulation, " says Severin Borenstein, an economist at the Haas School of Business at U.C. Berkley.

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Best Books Of 2011
6:00 am
Fri December 16, 2011

A Passion For The Past: 2011's Best Historical Fiction

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Historical fiction invites us to experience the exotic and the unknown while confirming our common humanity. I do not believe that human nature has changed much over the centuries, and it is possible to identify with the emotions, passions, and fears of men and women long dead.

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NPR Story
4:01 pm
Thu December 15, 2011

Iowa Gov. Discusses GOP Presidential Field

It's a big night in Iowa: The Republican presidential candidates are holding their final big debate prior to the Iowa caucuses, which take place on Jan. 3. Melissa Block talks with Iowa Republican Gov. Terry Branstad about various candidates' strengths and weaknesses. In short, he says there's a lot of excitement, and he's reserving judgment on who the winner will be.

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