The weakening economy and rising unemployment are producing middle-aged competition for all sorts of summer jobs that young people rely on.
-excerpt from NPR
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- long days and short nights for a hindu monk.
- adults squeezing out teens for summer jobs.
- scientists excited after safe mars landing.
- advice to stop PTSD diagnoses triggers probe.
- slugging to work: anonymous ride-sharing
- u.s. economy copes with high oil prices.
- veggie pride on display in big apple.
- it's national bike to work day!
- bolivian mission towns revive baroque legacy.
- polar bear endangerment decision looms.
- man says jetblue made him sit on toilet.
- commission calls for mlk statue's redesign.
- clinton stretches her dollars as race stretches on.
- cuba bars blogger from accepting award in spain
- barbara walters' lifelong 'audition'.
- abu dhabi aims to build first carbon-neutral city.
- taco truck battle heats up in los angeles.
- leaving the farm, then breaking new ground.
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