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French Cartoons Depict the Prophet Mohammed 22 min

Pathways from CUNY 12 min

Neuroscience of Love 14 min

30 Issues: Does Free Trade Outsource Jobs? 41 min

Open Phones: TV's Real-Life Lessons 9 min

A French newspaper has published cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad, further fueling tension and unrest in the Middle East. Steve Erlanger, Paris bureau chief for the New York Times, discusses the latest developments. Plus: 30 Issues in 30 Days tackles free trade and outsourcing; CUNY adopts a controversial new curriculum; and is love just a chemical reaction?