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...reporter looks around. No one else in sight. He had seen something worth writing about for the next edition??s story...
...confusing is that Edwards’ audience was increasing, growing 41 percent in the last five years. This figure is not as dramatic as NPR’s overall growth of 64 percent over the same time period, but it was still enough to make “Morning Edition?? one of the most popular morning shows in the country. There doesn’t seem to be any good reason to make this change...
Williams, an Emmy award winner who appears on NPR’s “Morning Edition?? and is the author of several books on the civil rights movement, was in town to speak at the Kennedy Library last night—40 years after George Wallace stood in the door of the University of Alabama to block its desegregation...
...passed onto customers. But while it may be reasonable for some textbooks to cost more than the trade books that are produced in much higher quantities, it is not fair for the same textbooks, produced at exactly the same cost, to be slapped with “International Student Edition?? stickers and sold “across the pond” for half the North American price...
...Forum remained a Cambridge phenomenon for its first three seasons, inviting little-known expert guests to small, off-air discussion groups to increase awareness on a local level. In 1970, Bob Ferrante, currently the executive producer of NPR’s Morning Edition??in Boston, discovered the sessions and asked to record them for radio. Most recently, the show has expanded onto the internet, offering many of its past shows in streaming RealAudio format for download...