upper-class. that s all changed. rose: we continue with robert harris, the author of the fear index, set in the world of high finance and hedge funds. the fear index which is what the book is called and what it s based around, is this standard & poor s volatility index which measures really anxiety in the markets and the traders call the fear index. we conclude this evening with katherine boo, author of behind the beautiful forevers , a book about the people in one mumbai slum. since i right about a write about a kid, a 13-year-old scavenger, he collects gar beige he finds in the street and sells it by the kilo. and what the kid like that you can t stick a tape recorder in his face and say . rose: who are you. who are you and what dow believe. but you know, and what is your philosophy. but he has one. it just takes a lot of time seeing him work, talking to him, getting to know the choices he makes to see what that is. and then when you do see it you can write a
robert harris, the author of the fear index, set in the world of high finance and hedge funds. the fear index which is what the book is called and what it s based around, is this standard & poor s volatility index which measures really anxiety in the markets and the traders call the fear index. we conclude this evening with katherine boo, author of behind the beautiful forevers , a book about the people in one mumbai slum. since i right about a write about a kid, a 13-year-old scavenger, he collects gar beige he finds in the street and sells it by the kilo. and what the kid like that you can t stick a tape recorder in his face and say . rose: who are you. who are you and what dow believe. but you know, and what is your philosophy. but he has one. it just takes a lot of time seeing him work, talking to him, getting to know the choices he makes to see what that is. and then when you do see it you can write about it with genuine conviction because it s not something
it s called presidentiality. in it, we dissect what the candidates are saying, doing and promising on the campaign trail. this week, fresh off his three victories, we examine comments by rick santorum about the effect of college on religious beliefs. it s a subject newt gingrich has also spoken out about. once again, win rosenfeld. reporter: since the 1960s, there s been an widely accepted orthodoxy that colleges are hotbeds of liberal activism. opposition to the vietnam war rocked campuses across the country, and the works of atheist ppilosophers like bertrand russell and emma goldman were influencing anti-establishment thought. conservatives have long argued that academia unfairly tilts left, and they have stats to back it up. so this study shows pretty conclusively that college graduates are more liberal. reporter: a controversial study in 2005, for example, found that more than two-thirds of college professors described themselves as liberal. so when president o