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We hear a medly of songs sung by Senators Trent Lott, Larry Craig, John Ashcroft and Jim Jeffords. They performed earlier this week at a Republican fundraising dinner.

SIMON/RON: SPORTS COMMENTATOR RON RAPOPORT TALKS ABOUT THIS WEEKEND'S COLLEGE FOOTBALL BOWL GAMES.

about recent killings in Northern Ireland that various sectors attribute to the IRA. The IRA agreed to a ceasefire 16 months ago.

THIS WEEK, IN COMMEMORATION OF WEEKEND EDITION'S 10TH ANNIVERSARY MONTH, WE ARE RE-AIRING A STORY ABOUT NATASHA DUDINSKA (doo-DIN-skuh), A CZECHOSLOVAKIAN STUDENT ACTIVIST THAT REPORTER ALEX CHADWICK MET SIX YEARS AGO WHEN HE WENT TO COVER THE ANTI-COMMUNIST REVOLUTIONS IN EUROPE.

Danny discusses the pros and cons of sending U.S. troops to Bosnia to enforce a peace agreement with a panel of three op-ed page editors: Tom Bray of the Detroit News, Bob Kittle of the San Diego Union Tribune; and Billy Winn of the Columbus (Georgia) Ledger-Enquirer.

NPR'S TOVIA SMITH REPORTS ON THE ABORTION ISSUE WHICH CAME TO A HEAD THIS YEAR FOLLOWING INCIDENTS OF SHOOTINGS AT ABORTION CLINICS, AND HOW TWO SIDES ARE TRYING TO BRIDGE THEIR DIFFERENCES IN THE WAKE OF THE VIOLENCE.

Linda asks for educated guesses of what the year ahead holds in store from David Yepson, political editor at the Des Moines Register; Richard Nathan, Provost of Rockerfeller College in Princeton, New Jersey; David Wyss, Research Director of the economic consulting firm of DRI McGraw-Hill; Brock Meeks, Washington Correspondent for Wired magazine; Holly Brubach, Style Editor of the New York Times Magazine; and Jack Matthews, Senior Film Critic and Columnist for Newsday. (12:00)

Commentator Stuart Chiefet (chef-AY) says that with so many people using lap-top computers these days, some entrepreneours could make a fortune by simply offering hackers caught in remote spots an electrical outlet where they can plug in their machines.

about the demise of the Interstate Commerce Commission after 108 years.

the sugar program has remained untouched by cutbacks in government price supports. Critics say it's fattened the pockets of only a few farmers, and has kept the price of the commodity artificially high.