Wednesday May 19, 2004
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We'll talk with D.C. Police chief Charles Ramsey about the recent murders of 13 children, even as the city's crime rate drops.
Charles Ramsey, Chief, Metropolitan Police Department
Sonia Ghandi withdraws her name from consideration as India's new prime minister as the Bombay stock exchange tumbles. Find out what comes next for the world’s largest democracy.
Husain Haqqani, Visiting scholar, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Sunil Khalnani, director, South Asia Studies, John Hopkins, School of Advanced Studies
Our Spring Arts Series continues as poet Joe Osterhaus talks about varying forms in poetry, and why some readers must work hard to enjoy the art form.
Joe Osterhaus, poet
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