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ArchivesPublic BehaviorBy Laura Knoy on Tuesday, June 22, 2004.New Hampshire Attorney General Peter Heed is the latest casualty in a series of political figures accused of "behaving badly" in public. What standards do we hold politicians to and what standards do they hold themselves to? We'll look at what role power and authority has in how these people's public actions are judged and what the expectations of the general public are when it comes to determining appropriate behavior for their public officials. Laura's guest is Brad Cook, Attorney who practices corporate and business law among other things at the law firm of Sheehan, Phinney, Bass and Green in Manchester. Cook also writes a regular column for the New Hampshire Business Review called "Cook on Concord". Also, Elizabeth Osoff, Professor of Psychology at St. Anselm College. She studies the psychology of political behavior, from the perspective of both voter and candidate. listen:
 Lobster- At Sea and On LandBy John Walters on Tuesday, June 22, 2004.We'll speak with the authors of new books on lobsters and lobstering in northern New England. Trevor Corson wrote The Secret Life of Lobsters and Colin Woodard is the author of The Lobster Coast. They talk about lobster habits, the lobster fishery in Maine, its role in the state's identity and culture, and why the industry may be threatened by a real estate boom. listen:
Librarians Reject Internet FiltersBy Rachel Estabrook on Tuesday, June 22, 2004.Starting July 1st, public libraries that wish to receive federal funding will be forced to install filtering software on the libraries' computers. But most of New Hampshire's libraries have chosen to forgo the funding instead of censoring the internet. NHPR's Rachel Estabrook has the story. listen:
Sin: A Cardinal Deposed Comes to ManchesterBy Raquel Maria Dillon on Tuesday, June 22, 2004.Volunteers from New Hampshire Voice of the Faithful and Catholics for Moral Leadership invited Chicago's Bailiwick Repertory Theater Company to perform in Manchester. "Sin: A Cardinal Deposed" is a docu-drama about the clergy sexual abuse crisis in Boston. New Hampshire Public Radio's Raquel Maria Dillon has this report. listen:
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