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ArchivesLink Between Skin Cancer and Common VirusBy Kerry Grens on Monday, March 27, 2006.It’s expected that one million Americans will develop skin cancer this year. Sun is thought to be the major cause, but other risk factors—like genes and fair skin—can come in to play. Researchers at Dartmouth College have uncovered another possible contributor. It is a virus that causes cervical cancer and if researchers can show that it causes skin cancer too, a new world of prevention could open up. New Hampshire Public Radio’s Kerry Grens has more. listen:
  The Future of NH's GOP / China TodayBy Liz Bulkley on Monday, March 27, 2006.This weekend, state Republicans chose Wayne Semprini to be their new party chair. We'll talk about the election and the state GOP's vision for the future. With a popular Democrat in the corner office and an increasingly unpopular Republican in the Oval Office, both political parties are readying themselves for what promises to be a vigorous campaign season this Fall. And, we'll talk with Jaymie Durnan of The Lehman Group. He's a former advisor to Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and has just returned from an economic conference in China at the invitation of the Chinese government. listen:
Playing the Ed Funding GameBy Laura Knoy on Monday, March 27, 2006.We’re going to play a game today and you’re invited to be a contestant as we try to figure out how to pay for public schools. The only rule- you can’t do it with the current system. Maybe it’s an income tax, sales tax, tax on second homes or something no one’s thought of before. Whatever it is, bring your ideas as we spin the wheel on school funding. Laura's guest is Kevin Landrigan, State House Reporter for the Nashua Telegraph. We'll also hear from Doug Hall, Executive Director of the NH Center for Public Policy Study, Fred Bramante, Former Chairman of the State Board of Education and Guy MacMillin, Editorial Page Editor for the Keene Sentinel. Other guests TBA. listen:
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