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Mar. 02, 2005

Stem Cell Lobby Day, Part One

Mar. 2, 2005
Laurie Zoloth—Professor of Medical Ethics and Humanities and of Religion, Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University We talk with two leading ethicists about the fight over human embryonic stem cell research in Illinois. Northwestern University professor

Stem Cell Lobby Day, Part Two

Mar. 2, 2005
Nigel Cameron—Research Professor of Bioethics and President, Institute on Biotechnology and the Human Future, Chicago-Kent College of Law One of the leading critics in the international debate over expanding human embryonic stem cell research is Chicago-Kent College of Law's

Hot Lights, Cold Steel

Mar. 2, 2005
Dr. Michael Collins—Author Sam Weller—Writer and Contributor

Why Time Zones Matter to Hoosiers

Mar. 2, 2005
William Blomquist—Associate Professor of Political Science, Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis The Indiana house of representatives has failed to pass a measure that would standardize time zones throughout the state. Why have Hoosiers

Chicago's Labor Trail

Mar. 2, 2005
Leon Fink—Distinguished Professor of History, University of Illinois, Chicago With more than 120 sites in dozens of neighborhoods, the Labor Trail project chronicles the stories of Chicago's working-class residents. We