Monday, November 20, 2006
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
New legislative leaders may consider tuition freeze
The next minority leader of the Minnesota House the Legislature should consider freezing tuition at state colleges and universities.11:06 a.m.GuestsLarry Pogemiller: Minnesota Senate majority leader, DFL-Minneapolis.David Senjem: Minnesota Senate minority leader, R-Rochester.Margaret Anderson Kelliher: Speaker of the Minnesota House, DFL-Minneapolis.Marty Seifert: Minnesota House minority leader, R-Marshall.More from MPRSeifert named Minnesota House minority leader (11/18/2006)Minneapolis to rule at Legislature (11/09/2006)Pogemiller's plans for the state Senate (11/10/2006)Minnesota Legislature swings to DFL (11/08/2006)
Nobel prize-winning micro-lending pioneer at the Press Club
In 1974, economist Muhammad Yunus had a simple idea for lifting people in his native Bangladesh out of poverty -- make tiny loans to help poor people, mostly women, start small businesses. In 2006, Yunus' success was honored with a Nobel Peace Prize.12:04 p.m.More from MPRMinnesotan brings "micro-lending" concept home (10/13/2006)Resources
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