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< January 2011

Wednesday, January 5 2011

• Reporter's Notebook: Covering Sudan in 2005 January 5, 2011

  This Sunday, South Sudan will decide whether to split off from the North in a historic referendum that’s part of a 2005 peace deal. All week, Takeaway producer Noel King will be repor... (article)

• Sudan Prepares for Historic Vote January 5, 2011

  Sudan is Africa's largest, and arguably, its most divided nation. Right now, Sudanese are getting ready for a historic vote that will allow them a chance to re-draw the African map. T... (article)

• Bankruptcies and Changing Twain January 5, 2011

  Personal bankruptcies hit a five-year high in 2010, despite legislation from 2005 designed to slow the pace of Chapter 7 filings; and a new edition of Mark Twain's "Huckleberry Finn" ... (episode)

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  • Top of the Hour: Rewriting 'Huck Finn', Morning Headlines January 5, 2011

  • Upcoming 'Huckleberry Finn' Edition Replaces 'N-Word' January 5, 2011

  • Politics, Policy and The Tea Party: The Top 5 Things to Look For in the New Congress January 5, 2011

  • Your Take: You Know You Watch Too Much TV When... January 5, 2011

  • Afghan Women Reveal Abuse From Behind 'The Mask' January 5, 2011

  • Pakistan on Alert Following Killing of Salman Taseer January 5, 2011

  • Roseanne Barr Declares State of 'Roseannearchy' January 5, 2011

  • Top of the Hour: Navy Captain Ousted Over Raunchy Video, Morning Headlines January 5, 2011

  • Is Raunchy Humor an Inevitable Part of Military Culture? January 5, 2011

  • Is 2011 the Year the Minivan Becomes Cool? January 5, 2011

  • Why US Bankruptcies Have Reached a 5-Year High January 5, 2011

  • Continued Calls for Apologies, Compensation for WWII 'Comfort Women' January 5, 2011

  • DNA Evidence Exonerates 21st Prisoner in Dallas, Texas January 5, 2011

  • Your Take: Censoring 'Huck Finn'? January 5, 2011

  • New Census Bureau Proposes New Poverty Guidelines January 5, 2011

  • Is it Your Constitutional Right to Swear? January 5, 2011