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Idaho Hunting Traditions, the Iraq War So Far and Music from Wayne Horvitz
11/03/2009
That number of people hunting has fallen steadily since the 1970s, even in the rural West. But the hunting tradition remains strong in rural states like Idaho. Later, Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Thomas Ricks looks back at the day the US almost lost the Iraq War and when the war might end. Later, Seattle composer Wayne Horvitz defies musical genres.
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