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All Things Considered with Clay Masters is your comprehensive source for afternoon news and information. Listen from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. every weekday.

Appetites | Climate Cast

U makes the grade on performance goals set by Legislature
Lawmakers set the goals after a December 2012 Wall Street Journal report said the university was top-heavy with management.
A winding path through college: Some students are bound to transfer
The University of Minnesota is growing on Perissa York. But she has her eyes on a life in Florida and may transfer to the University of Tampa.
Art Hounds: Monster drawing and a new children's museum
This week the Art Hounds take us to a Mankato children's museum in the process of being built, a musical respite from holiday stress, and a monster drawing rally.
The Justice Department's Office on Violence Against Women designated the court as a "mentor court" this fall. The county will receive grant money to train other locations over the next two years to develop similar programs.
Appetites: How to make (and braid) Christmas bread like a pro
Holiday loaves are often defined by unique shapes, fillings and the always important seasonings. Learn simple techniques to braid bread in a short video.
Oil prices falling but Bakken producers expected to tough it out
Bakken oil producers have spent millions on new technology to bring out the crude, so a price drop isn't likely to scare them off, observers say.
Thriving SPCO keeps rebuilding 20 months after lockout
While orchestras nationwide experienced a decline in ticket sales of more than 20 percent in the last decade, the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra audience has increased by more than 40 percent.
Lucia Watson has earned national prestige for her work, including three James Beard Nominations for best chef in the Midwest
Hallberg's Picture of Health: Open up and say 'ah'
'Tis the season of the sore throat, but what can you do about it? It depends, says Dr. Jon Hallberg.
Tony Oliva falls 1 vote short for baseball Hall of Fame
The hall's Golden Era committee failed to elect any of the 10 candidates from a group whose primary contributions were from 1947-72.