Host John Merrow turns private detective in this tongue-in-cheek drama to solve "The Case of an Excellent School."
What goes on behind the closed doors of a college admissions office? Who gets in, who doesn't and why? Rachel Toor, a former admissions officer at Duke University, provides some answers.
Historian Neil Howe says that the generation born since 1982 - what he calls the millennial generation - is poised for greatness on a global scale.
In his 25 years working with "behavior-disordered" children, Sal Severe has found the most effective way to improve children's behavior is to work on their parents' bad habits.
Author Phyllis Reynolds Naylor, whose Alice books were the second most-banned books of 1999, discusses sex, censorship and children's lit.
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