We'll have the latest from Minnesota where a gunman killed seven people at a high school on an Indian reservation.

Here and Now's Fred Thys visits two teaching hospitals in Boston to find out what happens when terminally ill patients find themselves in intensive care and nearing death.

A expert on brain injuries on how legal intervention in the Schiavo case will affect doctor decision-making.

As doctors and families struggle with decision-making, the science of brain injuries is evolving.

We get a definition from Dr. Michael Grodin, an ethicist with Boston University's Schools of Medicine and Public Health.

Can a computer grade an essay? We speak to an official from ETS about its new computer program which grades test takers' essays.

Are email and instant messaging compromising young people's writing abilities?

Your turn.

We speak to Stephen Mitchell, about his new English translation of the epic tale of Gilgamesh.