For Better or For Worse: Who said newspapers would become obsolete?
2008 November 15
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Chris Evans. Writer & Journalist. studentmedia@uvm.edu
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NY Times Headlines- As Health Bill Advances, Few Changes Seen for Millions December 25, 2009For the roughly 160 million people who receive health insurance through an employer, the result of the long, angry health care debate in Washington may be just more of the same.By REED ABELSON
- For Reid, a Hard Climb to the Pinnacle December 25, 2009Thursday’s vote on health care was a highlight of Harry Reid’s career, one characterized in no small part by its sheer inscrutability.By DAVID M. HERSZENHORN
- Hard-Line Rise in Iran Alters View in West December 25, 2009Political turmoil has made it nearly impossible for anyone in Iran to support nuclear cooperation without being accused of capitulating to the West.By MICHAEL SLACKMAN
- The Obamas Begin Vacation in Hawaii December 25, 2009After vote on health bill, President Obama trades the snow-piled streets of Washington for the sand and surf of his home state.By PETER BAKER
- Vietnam Is Refining Its Role on the Global Stage December 25, 2009Creating quality products like handicrafts or specialized clothing has not freed Vietnam from its dependence on the United States market.By PRADNYA JOSHI
- Chinese Dissident Gets 11-Year Prison Term December 25, 2009The punishment of Liu Xiaobo, for subversion, sent a message to others who might agitate for political reform.By ANDREW JACOBS
- Woman Topples Pope at Mass, but He Isn’t Hurt December 25, 2009An “unbalanced woman” jumped the barriers in St. Peter’s Basilica and knocked down Pope Benedict XVI as he walked down the aisle to begin Christmas Eve Mass.By RACHEL DONADIO
- As Health Bill Advances, Few Changes Seen for Millions December 25, 2009
