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Notebook: When Families Grieve \| April 14, 2010 One in 20 children under the age of 15 will experience the death of a parent. Katie Couric comments on a special resource for families in their time of need.
Notebook: Jerald terHorst Remembered \| April 2, 2010 Katie Couric remembers the life of the recently deceased Jerald terHorst who served as the first U.S. Press Secretary under Gerald Ford.
Notebook: April Fools' Day \| April 1, 2010 Katie Couric comments on the possible origin of April Fools' Day and how to take a prank with a grain of salt.
Notebook: Movie Futures \| March 25, 2010 Wall Street trading firm Cantor Fitzgerald is one of two companies planning to open futures markets for movie releases where investors would bet on potential blockbusters and box office busts. Katie Couric reports.
Notebook: Dancing Babies \| March 19, 2010 Researchers from England and Finland studied the dance moves of 120 babies between the ages of 5 months and 2 years. Katie Couric comments that a dancing baby is a happy one.
Notebook: Pepper Problem \| March 24, 2010 Spices can add lots of flavor to dishes, but Katie Couric notes that seasonings, such as pepper, can carry a risk of exposure to salmonella. Hundreds of people have already been affected nationwide.
Notebook: Unplug? \| March 18, 2010 A nonprofit group called Reboot has declared a National Day of Unplugging beginning tomorrow, March 19th, 2010, at sunset. Katie Couric comments on putting down that BlackBerry, turning off the computer and getting outside.
Notebook: Corey Haim \| March 12, 2010 Corey Haim's untimely death followed the all too familiar arc of childhood star turned addict. Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: Online Haters \| March 1, 2010 Online, people can be anyone just by changing their screen name or using no name at all. Katie Couric comments on the anonymous atom bombs of animosity in comment sections on the internet.
Notebook: Millenials \| February 25, 2010 The generation known as the Millenials, people between the ages of 18 and 29, are having a rough time according to figures provided by a new study. Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: Human Body \| February 23, 2010 During evolution, the human body has underwent plenty of changes, from foot size to brain size. As some human changes helped us, some haven't. Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: Graham Gardner \| February 22, 2010 Katie Couric comments on a memorial service she attended for a 22-year-old who died of a seizure and cardiac arrest. Katie adds that this special man embodied the power of love.
Notebook: Early College \| February 18, 2010 Eight states will soon allow some tenth graders who pass board exams to graduate early. Katie Couric comments that, for many teens, those last two years can be when things finally click.
Notebook: Presidential Legacy \| February 15, 2010 The "Miss Me Yet" billboard of President George W. Bush in Minnesota raises questions of the past. Do Presidents get a greater praise after they left office? Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: Broken Hearts \| February 12, 2010 "Broken heart syndrome" accounts for only one to two percent of heart attacks but can be serious. A new study says triggers include the death of loved ones and break-ups. Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: Saints \| February 5, 2010 The New Orleans Saints finally made it to the Super Bowl. Katie Couric comments on why, no matter the outcome, the whole country can cheer when the Saints go marching in.
Notebook: Avatar \| February 4, 2010 James Cameron's 3D film Avatar has already earned nearly $600 million and is poised to earn more. Some say the film's financial dominance is due to it high ticket prices. Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: We Are The World \| February 2, 2010 In 1985, celebrities sang "We are the World" to raise money and awareness for Africa. Twenty-five years later, the song is helping to raise money for the people of Haiti. Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: Greensboro \| February 1, 2010 On this day, 50 years ago, four men sat down for lunch in Greensboro, NC and that simple act sparked the civil rights revolution, which forever changed racial equality. Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: New Orleans Saints \| January 29, 2010 A city once marred by disaster now has reason to celebrate. Katie Couric notes that the New Orleans Saints should be praised for their achievements as they come marching into this year's Super Bowl.
Notebook: Small Businesses \| January 28, 2010 Katie Couric discusses President Obama's first State of the Union address and his call to provide federal funding for small businesses. Couric says more action must be taken.
Notebook: Is Bigger Better? \| January 25, 2010 Some wonder if bigger is better when it comes to the American government. However, in a bad economy, some Americans won't buy change in bulk, Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: Mobile Distractions \| January 22, 2010 Researchers have found that more and more pedestrians who were injured while walking had been using an electronic device such as a cell phone. Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: Obama's Ailment \| January 20, 2010 Katie Couric discusses the current setbacks now facing President Obama and his administration, in the face of recent Democratic election losses and the uncertain fate of health care reform.
Notebook: Mass. Senate \| January 19, 2010 Tonight, the seat that Sen. Ted Kennedy held for 47 years may be handed over to a Republican. Some say this vote is a referendum on the President's agenda overall. Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: Aid to Haiti \| January 15, 2010 With Katie Couric on assignment in Haiti, CBS News' Kelly Wallace discusses the relief efforts in that disaster area, as the donations to this island nation cannot arrive fast enough for survivors.
Notebook: Haiti Rescue \| January 14, 2010 Two days after a massive earthquake devastated Haiti, rescue teams are working frantically to free trapped survivors. Kelly Wallace reports.
Notebook: Haiti \| January 13, 2010 It is impossible to hear about the Haiti earthquake victims without feeling the immense emotion of this tragedy. As Katie Couric is on assignment in Haiti, Kelly Wallace comments.
Notebook: Alzheimer's Disease \| January 12, 2010 Deaths from Alzheimer's disease have risen nearly 50 percent. Katie Couric reports that although there is not a cure for Alzheimer's, there is hope.
Notebook: Harry Reid \| January 11, 2010 A new book reveals that Sen. Harry Reid had a racially insensitive remark towards Barack Obama during the 2008 Presidential Campaign. Katie Couric comments.

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Notebook: When Families Grieve \| April 14, 2010 One in 20 children under the age of 15 will experience the death of a parent. Katie Couric comments on a special resource for families in their time of need.
Notebook: Jerald terHorst Remembered \| April 2, 2010 Katie Couric remembers the life of the recently deceased Jerald terHorst who served as the first U.S. Press Secretary under Gerald Ford.
Notebook: April Fools' Day \| April 1, 2010 Katie Couric comments on the possible origin of April Fools' Day and how to take a prank with a grain of salt.
Notebook: Movie Futures \| March 25, 2010 Wall Street trading firm Cantor Fitzgerald is one of two companies planning to open futures markets for movie releases where investors would bet on potential blockbusters and box office busts. Katie Couric reports.
Notebook: Dancing Babies \| March 19, 2010 Researchers from England and Finland studied the dance moves of 120 babies between the ages of 5 months and 2 years. Katie Couric comments that a dancing baby is a happy one.
Notebook: Pepper Problem \| March 24, 2010 Spices can add lots of flavor to dishes, but Katie Couric notes that seasonings, such as pepper, can carry a risk of exposure to salmonella. Hundreds of people have already been affected nationwide.
Notebook: Unplug? \| March 18, 2010 A nonprofit group called Reboot has declared a National Day of Unplugging beginning tomorrow, March 19th, 2010, at sunset. Katie Couric comments on putting down that BlackBerry, turning off the computer and getting outside.
Notebook: Corey Haim \| March 12, 2010 Corey Haim's untimely death followed the all too familiar arc of childhood star turned addict. Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: Online Haters \| March 1, 2010 Online, people can be anyone just by changing their screen name or using no name at all. Katie Couric comments on the anonymous atom bombs of animosity in comment sections on the internet.
Notebook: Millenials \| February 25, 2010 The generation known as the Millenials, people between the ages of 18 and 29, are having a rough time according to figures provided by a new study. Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: Human Body \| February 23, 2010 During evolution, the human body has underwent plenty of changes, from foot size to brain size. As some human changes helped us, some haven't. Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: Graham Gardner \| February 22, 2010 Katie Couric comments on a memorial service she attended for a 22-year-old who died of a seizure and cardiac arrest. Katie adds that this special man embodied the power of love.
Notebook: Early College \| February 18, 2010 Eight states will soon allow some tenth graders who pass board exams to graduate early. Katie Couric comments that, for many teens, those last two years can be when things finally click.
Notebook: Presidential Legacy \| February 15, 2010 The "Miss Me Yet" billboard of President George W. Bush in Minnesota raises questions of the past. Do Presidents get a greater praise after they left office? Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: Broken Hearts \| February 12, 2010 "Broken heart syndrome" accounts for only one to two percent of heart attacks but can be serious. A new study says triggers include the death of loved ones and break-ups. Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: Saints \| February 5, 2010 The New Orleans Saints finally made it to the Super Bowl. Katie Couric comments on why, no matter the outcome, the whole country can cheer when the Saints go marching in.
Notebook: Avatar \| February 4, 2010 James Cameron's 3D film Avatar has already earned nearly $600 million and is poised to earn more. Some say the film's financial dominance is due to it high ticket prices. Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: We Are The World \| February 2, 2010 In 1985, celebrities sang "We are the World" to raise money and awareness for Africa. Twenty-five years later, the song is helping to raise money for the people of Haiti. Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: Greensboro \| February 1, 2010 On this day, 50 years ago, four men sat down for lunch in Greensboro, NC and that simple act sparked the civil rights revolution, which forever changed racial equality. Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: New Orleans Saints \| January 29, 2010 A city once marred by disaster now has reason to celebrate. Katie Couric notes that the New Orleans Saints should be praised for their achievements as they come marching into this year's Super Bowl.
Notebook: Small Businesses \| January 28, 2010 Katie Couric discusses President Obama's first State of the Union address and his call to provide federal funding for small businesses. Couric says more action must be taken.
Notebook: Is Bigger Better? \| January 25, 2010 Some wonder if bigger is better when it comes to the American government. However, in a bad economy, some Americans won't buy change in bulk, Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: Mobile Distractions \| January 22, 2010 Researchers have found that more and more pedestrians who were injured while walking had been using an electronic device such as a cell phone. Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: Obama's Ailment \| January 20, 2010 Katie Couric discusses the current setbacks now facing President Obama and his administration, in the face of recent Democratic election losses and the uncertain fate of health care reform.
Notebook: Mass. Senate \| January 19, 2010 Tonight, the seat that Sen. Ted Kennedy held for 47 years may be handed over to a Republican. Some say this vote is a referendum on the President's agenda overall. Katie Couric comments.
Notebook: Aid to Haiti \| January 15, 2010 With Katie Couric on assignment in Haiti, CBS News' Kelly Wallace discusses the relief efforts in that disaster area, as the donations to this island nation cannot arrive fast enough for survivors.
Notebook: Haiti Rescue \| January 14, 2010 Two days after a massive earthquake devastated Haiti, rescue teams are working frantically to free trapped survivors. Kelly Wallace reports.
Notebook: Haiti \| January 13, 2010 It is impossible to hear about the Haiti earthquake victims without feeling the immense emotion of this tragedy. As Katie Couric is on assignment in Haiti, Kelly Wallace comments.
Notebook: Alzheimer's Disease \| January 12, 2010 Deaths from Alzheimer's disease have risen nearly 50 percent. Katie Couric reports that although there is not a cure for Alzheimer's, there is hope.
Notebook: Harry Reid \| January 11, 2010 A new book reveals that Sen. Harry Reid had a racially insensitive remark towards Barack Obama during the 2008 Presidential Campaign. Katie Couric comments.

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