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Where Does the Occupy Movement Go from Here?
Demonstrators were evicted this morning from New York’s Zuccotti Park. We hear what's happening in other places. Does the movement have a chance to make political change?
By Warren Olney • • 50m ListenDemonstrators were evicted this morning from Zuccotti Park, but New York isn't the only city where "Occupy Wall Street" has clashed with local officials. We hear what's happening in other places and ask if the movement has a chance to make political change. Also, there's more than one way to deal with the winter blues, called Seasonal Affective Disorder or SAD. Is a light box better than Prozac?
Banner image: Occupy Wall Street activists march through downtown Manhattan after police removed the protesters early in the morning from Zuccotti Park on November 15, 2011 in New York City. Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images
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3 storiesPolice Clear Zuccotti Park as Protesters Grasp for New Strategy
After hundreds of police forced protesters out of Zuccoti Park early this morning, lawyers for "Occupy Wall Street" woke up a local judge who issued a temporary order to let them back in. As protesters returned to stand outside barricades, another judge was assigned to conduct a hearing.
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Around the country, city officials are trying to decide what to do about protests related to "Occupy Wall Street."
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As winter sets in, millions of people get the blues, and there's a recognized condition called "Seasonal Affective Disorder." Many doctors prescribe anti-depressants like Prozak, but there's a cheaper — and some say more effective — way to go, artificial light boxes. Dr.
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