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Since 2011, the Climax-Fisher high school Lady Knights have been booting and bobbling their way into the record books. This team from western Minnesota somehow strung together 84 straight losses - that's four straight years of ridicule. Steve Hartman reports on how the team finally turned it around.
Fabio Luisi is the Grammy Award-winning principal conductor of the Metropolitan Opera. He also creates perfumes in his small New York City kitchen. Such hard work comes with a price: Luisi's custom-made scents can cost in the thousands. Serena Altschul reports.
Forget about forgetting passwords - Yahoo has introduced a system for sending single-use passwords on demand to mobile phone users, while Microsoft is proposing "biometric authentication,” in which your computer must recognize your face, iris or fingerprint to grant you access. Charles Osgood reports.
Massive blocks of ice, known as Arctic Diamonds, are so clear you can read a newspaper through them. Every year artists use chisels and chainsaws to turn them into jewels. Lee Cowan reports from the 2015 World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska.
On March 22nd, 1941, Hollywood star Jimmy Stewart took on a challenging new role, when he was drafted into the military at the age of 32. Charles Osgood reports.
This week NASA will launch one of its most ambitious missions yet, sending 51-year-old astronaut Scott Kelly to the International Space Station for 12 months. That's twice as long as his last trip to space in 2010, and a new record for an American in orbit. David Pogue of Yahoo Tech reports.
The creator of the Emmy-winning series about Madison Avenue in the 1960s talks to Anthony Mason about bringing the show to a close.
Hiroshi Noguchi is an ice sculptor whose beautiful creations are created quickly - and melt almost as fast. "Sunday Morning" anchor Charles Kuralt first covered the art of ice sculpting in this "CBS Evening News" report that aired on July 2, 1982.
Tuesday is St. Patrick's Day, and Friday is the first day of Spring - just some of the notable events of the week ahead. Jane Pauley reports.
