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DNA testing is now regularly called upon for testimony in the criminal justice system.
March 27, 2008
Today on Word of Mouth, a college in Nashua is the first in New England to offer an undergraduate degree in homeland security. And, farmers take on health officials over pasteurizing cow juice - we throw open the barn doors on the raw milk underground. Also, is the Internet turning us into jerks? We look at how the Web allows us to be ruder and crasser. And finally, how technology is changing charitable giving.
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