NPR: Linkfest: Broken Body Finds Hope

Linkfest: Broken Body Finds Hope

Last September, after the sun went down, 18-year-old Jordan Burnham jumped out of his ninth floor window shortly after being nominated to his high school's homecoming court. Jordan smashed the ground 90 feet below at 50 m.p.h. and survived. Now, with his body badly broken, Jordan has had some time to reflect.

When tragedy meets miracle, it's the BPP's Most.

Broken body finds hope/ Piano composer finds harmony as rabbi/ Rich countries do $1.8 trillion damage to poor countries/ Man accidentally shoots co-worker during crocodile attack/ How to retire with money in the bank

Will Hoffman

9:14 AM ET | 01-23-2008 | permalink

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