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Episode #540

He With My Eyes, I in His Shoes

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Friday, June 03, 2005

Making vows in New York and Ireland. Also, reflections from students who have completed Gross Anatomy, the first-year medical school rite of passage. And, the story of a Polish-Jewish survivor facing down the last of too many losses, taken from a new novel by Nicole Krauss. Our musical guest is the new music ensemble “Eighth Blackbird.”

Heard on the Second Floor...

Municipal Building ...of the Municipal Building in downtown Manhattan: a happy couple tying the knot.

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My Sister’s Wedding

marriage Weddings. Who needs them? For the most part they are expensive, exclusive, and as often as not lead to unhappiness somewhere down the line. But when writer Nuala O’Faolain’s sister decides to tie the knot for the second time, in her mid-sixties, O’Faolain ...

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Gray Matter

If brain cells could speak, here’s what they might say, according to the imaginings of Mark O’Donnell and Scott Prendergast.

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Gross Anatomy

Anatomy of Anatomy How gross is it really? Former first-years from Cornell's Weill Medical College Rajiv Gupta, Michael Stern and Carrie Zinaman give host Dean Olsher the low down. They first shared their thoughts with Meryl Levin, who combined their words ...

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Eighth Blackbird

Eighth Blackbird We sit in on a rehearsal by the new music ensemble Eighth Blackbird, which takes its name from a Wallace Stevens poem. For us, the six-member group plays "Tied Shifts" by composer Derek Bermel. Produced by Matt Lieber.

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Die Laughing

Leo Gursky is a Polish-Jewish immigrant. Back in Poland he was in love with a girl named Alma. She left before the war, pregnant with his child. He promised to follow. When he finally made it here, it was too late; she had remarried. So, he lives a life of ...

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