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ArchivesDemocracy BuildingBy Laura Knoy on Wednesday, April 16, 2003.With the collapse of Saddam Hussein’s regime, it’s not clear how Democracy will unfold in Iraq. And, the international community is arguing once again about the U-N’s role in post-war Iraq. Laura’s guests are Paul Manuel, professor at St. Anselm College http://www.anselm.edu/index.html and chair of the Department of Politics and Joseph Braude, author of “The New Iraq” www.newiraq.org and Senior Analyst, Middle East and North Africa for Pyramid Research in Cambridge, Massachusetts http://www.pyramidresearch.com/home.asp. listen:
 Trinitas, Laetuare, ImperatBy John Walters on Wednesday, April 16, 2003.These may sound like magic words straight from the pages of Harry Potter, but they are the names of different Pascal candle designs offered by Contoocook-based Marklin Candle Design. In the 1980?s, Martin Marklin started decorating candles in his parent?s St Louis basement. Some twenty years later, Marklin Candle Design is the only company that provides hand dipped and decorated liturgical candles to Catholic churches and others. With Easter around the corner this is their busiest time of year. listen:
Nitrogen Pollution Still Plagues New EnglandBy Mark Bevis on Wednesday, April 16, 2003.The folks who brought the issue of acid rain to national attention say the problem isn't over. Scientists at the Hubbard Brook Research Foundation have published a new study showing that nitrogen pollution is seriously damaging our forests, lakes and streams. In addition, excess nitrogen is choking our coastal waters and killing fish. Kathy Fallon Lambert is Hubbard Brook's Executive Director. She describe the study's findings to NHPR's Mark Bevis. listen:
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