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Coping with Trauma in Sierra Leone

By John Walters on Thursday, July 29, 2004.

Most educators agree that it's not easy to teach when your students don't feel safe. That seems to be especially true in a country that's still recovering from a decade of brutal Civil War. That's why
Jennifer White-Baughan
and her husband David Baughan visited Sierra Leone. They wanted to help create a more comfortable learning atmosphere for students who've been on both sides of the aggression there. Jennifer is a trauma specialist and David is a playwright and author with a background in healthcare. We'll talk about their experience in Africa and about David's new book, Sophia's Journey.

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John Lynch Stump Speech

By NHPR Staff on Thursday, July 29, 2004.

This week we're airing stump speeches by candidates for Governor. Tonight we hear from Democratic hopeful John Lynch of Hopkinton. Lynch spoke last week at a candidates' forum hosted by the New Hampshire Farm bureau and the New Hampshire Timberland owners association.

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Manchester's Mayor on Being a DNC Delegate

By Lisa Peakes on Thursday, July 29, 2004.

Morning Edition Host Lisa Peakes talks with Manchester Mayor Bob Baines about this week's Democratic National Convention. Baines discusses his commitment to education through the democratic process and his impressions of the security measures in place around Boston.

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Mil-Foiled!

By Laura Knoy on Thursday, July 29, 2004.

Over sixty Granite State lakes and rivers have been invaded by milfoil. It clogs our lakes, chokes our plant and wildlife and makes swimming and boating nearly impossible. We�ll look at some new approaches to eradicate this tough exotic plant and look to ways to prevent further outbreaks from happening in the future. Laura's guests are Joel Harrington, Environmental Policy Director for The New Hampshire Lakes Association. Jody Connor, Director of the Limnology Center for The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services. Lionel Chute, Administrator for The Natural Heritage Bureau for the Division of Forests and Lands and a member of the New Hampshire Invasive Species Committee. Pat Tarpey, Lake Point Person of the Lake Host Program for The Lake Winnipesaukee Watershed Association and Ed Neister, Chairman of the Suncook Lake Association Milfoil Control Committee, his committee along with D.E.S has almost completely eradicated Milfoil from Lower Suncook Lake in Barnstead, New Hampshire.

We begin today's show with a check of the Democratic National Convention on its final day with Ricia McMahon, Vice President of Americans for Campaign Finance Reform and two time DNC delegate.

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