All Things Considered

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Robert Siegel, Melissa Block

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12:52pm

Mon August 29, 2011
Education

Enrollment on the Rise at Colorado Universities

Credit Wikiemedia Commons

As college students settle in for the fall semester, classrooms across the state are becoming more and more crowded. Colorado State University in Fort Collins and the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs are reporting record numbers of incoming freshman.

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11:08am

Mon August 29, 2011
Air travel

Travel Disruptions from Irene Minimal at DIA

Credit Courtesy of Denver International Airport

Airports in the New York area are open again after Tropical Storm Irene grounded more than 12,000 thousand flights over the weekend. But the overall impact on Denver International Airport has been minimal.

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11:41am

Sun August 28, 2011
Movie Interviews

A Filmmaker On The Complexities Of 'Debt'

English movie director John Madden has made a name for himself with quirky literary history (Shakespeare in Love) and mathematical intrigue (Proof). But his latest, The Debt, is a very different kind of film — an intense thriller about a group of young Israeli Mossad agents in the 1960s whose mission is to track down and capture a Nazi war criminal.

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11:16am

Sun August 28, 2011
Technology

Review Too Good To Be True? Sometimes It Is

From local plumbers to luxury hotels, just about everyone selling a service these days has an online reputation. Increasingly, that reputation is shaped by online reviews: Customer ratings on sites such as Yelp and Urbanspoon can, for example, make or break a new restaurant.

It's no wonder, then, that some businesses are trying to fake us out. On Craigslist and online forums, posters are offering to buy and sell gushing reviews for just a few bucks; potential customers aren't able to tell the difference.

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11:16am

Sun August 28, 2011
Afghanistan

In Afghanistan, Building Up Means Scaling Down

Rex Goodnight went to Afghanistan last year to volunteer on construction projects, but came back frustrated.

Goodnight, chief of engineering with the Kansas City district of the Army Corps, saw a lot of planning but not much actual constructing. When something was being built, it was usually made out of clay and straw.

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