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Wednesday, February 19, 2003

President Bush (41) accused him of being a ruthless dictator who terrorized his people, disrespected international law and posed a threat to US security. When Panamanian President Manuel Noriega was removed from office in 1989's "Operation Just Cause," initial reports suggested an almost bloodless "regime change". But subsequent investigation revealed hundreds of civilian casualties. Could Panama be a template for a war on Iraq? Also: an intimate look at the lives of several inner city teens from the Bronx.

The State of the (Teacher's) Union

Randi Weingarten, president of The United Federation of Teachers ,on the chancellor's new plan

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The Out Crowd

Teachers phone in from schools not included in Klein's 208

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Joel in One

Joel Klein, New York City Schools Chancellor, on the new curriculum

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A Man A Plan A Canal…

Miguel Bernal, professor of international relations at Florida State University Panama Canal Branch, on the US invasion of Panama as part of our series on regime change and nation building

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Open Phones

Does leadership mean opposing millions of protesters?Listeners phone in.

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Family Matters

Adrian Nicole LeBlanc Author Random Family (Scribner, 2003)on the in-jail, out-of-jail life of several Bronx teens (Available for purchase at Amazon.com)

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