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Michel

Reporter Karen Michel returns to her old high school in Los Angeles to find out what young women there are thinking these days.

2. Do-Gooders

Richard Shiffman reports on the age-old tradition of the spiritually-motivated to preach in prisons.

- Growth in human population is putting pressure on the animal population in South Africa. The BBC's Richard Downs reports.

Euro-React

NPR's Philip Davis reports from London on the reaction in Europe to President Clinton's decision on the Helms-Burton law.

- Eric Westervelt reports on the latest news on the investigation of TWA Flight 800.

Lohr

On the second anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing, family and friends remember loved ones they've lost. NPR's Kathy Lohr reports.

McCarthy

NPR's Julie McCarthy reports from Japan that last month's oil spill is causing more than environmental damage.

4. Cutaway

WEATHER: Essayist Diane Roberts, visiting in England for a few months, has been listening to the weather report.

[2] Naylor

NPR's Brian Naylor report that moderate Republicans and Democrats see a new role for themselves in the new Congress.

[1] Liasson

NPR's Mara Liasson, who is following the Clinton campaign, reports on the President's swing through the Deep South this week.

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