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  • New In Paperback Oct. 8-14
    Novelists Daniel Woodrell, Christopher Moore and Chuck Palahniuk confront the darker sides of life with varying degrees of humor, while writer Susan Orlean looks at the life of dog star Rin Tin Tin, and Wade Davis reassesses George Mallory's historic climbs on Mount Everest.
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    The Nashville band updates its jam-rock sound with a mix of electronic, hip-hop and soul music on its second album, Cabaret.
  • KCCU Staff on the Run
    The Spirit of Survival Half-marathon / Half-marathon relay / 5K / Kids Marathon / Spirit Walk was held Sunday, October 7, 2012 in Lawton, Oklahoma. Two…
  • Mitt Romney and President Obama wave to the audience during the first presidential debate at the University of Denver, on Wednesday.
    Romney's Debate Performance Swings Polls In His Favor
    In the latest Pew poll, Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney leads President Obama 49-45.
  • Cloning and Stem Cell Discoveries Earn Nobel in Medicine
    The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was announced Monday in Sweden to two scientists: John Gurdon of England and Shinya Yamanaka of Japan. The two will share the prize for their landmark work on stem cells. These cells hold great promise for treating human disease but they are also a source of controversy.
  • Romney Paints Obama As 'Weak Leader' In Middle East
    On Monday, Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney delivered a foreign policy address at the Virginia Military Institute. Romney called for a "change in course" in the Middle East and said the conflict there has grown under President Obama.
  • Letters: The Enduring Line Of Inigo Montoya
    All Things Considered host Robert Siegel reads letters from listeners inspired by Mandy Patinkin's famous line from The Princess Bride.
  • An Egraph signed by Philadelphia Phillies baseball player Jimmy Rollins. Egraphs offers an autographed digital picture with a handwritten note and a personalized audio message for $50.
    Baseball Autographs Get A Digital Upgrade
    Traditional baseball autographs are getting an upgrade thanks to a new startup. For around $50, fans can get an autographed digital picture, a handwritten note and a personalized audio message from major leaguers. The company has signed up about 130 players so far.
  • Matt Langione, a subject in the study, reads Jane Austen's <em>Mansfield Park</em>. Results from the study suggest that blood flow in the brain differs during leisurely and critical reading activities.
    A Lively Mind: Your Brain On Jane Austen
    Could modern cognitive theories explain character development in one of Jane Austen's most famous heroines: Pride and Prejudice's Elizabeth Bennett? Reading sessions inside an MRI scanner are shedding light on the question.
  • Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney shakes hands during a rainy campaign rally Monday in Newport News, Va.
    Romney's Jobs Plan Relies On His Tax Proposal
    GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney thinks the best way to boost employment is through a reduction in tax rates. Critics say it would be difficult for Romney's plan to work without ending some popular deductions.
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