Notebook: Online Haters
Online, people can be anyone just by changing their screen name or using no name at all. Katie Couric comments on the anonymous atom bombs of animosity in comment sections on the internet.
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Notebook: When Families Grieve
4/14/2010 | Download File - right click to download
One in 20 children under the age of 15 will experience the death of a parent. Katie Couric comments on a special resource for families in their time of need.
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Notebook: Jerald terHorst Remembered
4/2/2010 | Download File - right click to download
Katie Couric remembers the life of the recently deceased Jerald terHorst who served as the first U.S. Press Secretary under Gerald Ford.
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Notebook: April Fools' Day
4/1/2010 | Download File - right click to download
Katie Couric comments on the possible origin of April Fools' Day and how to take a prank with a grain of salt.
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Notebook: Movie Futures
3/25/2010 | Download File - right click to download
Wall Street trading firm Cantor Fitzgerald is one of two companies planning to open futures markets for movie releases where investors would bet on potential blockbusters and box office busts. Katie Couric reports.
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Notebook: Pepper Problem
3/24/2010 | Download File - right click to download
Spices can add lots of flavor to dishes, but Katie Couric notes that seasonings, such as pepper, can carry a risk of exposure to salmonella. Hundreds of people have already been affected nationwide.
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