Selena mostly produces, sometimes directs, and occasionally reports for NPR's Morning Edition. Read more here, and see recent work below.
Tablets: So Hot Right Now
Hot This Season: Getting In Touch With A Tablet
Digital Life
Black Friday sales for Apple's iPad were up 70 percent from last year, and the newly introduced Kindle Fire has shot to the top of Amazon's sales charts. And with more than 30 different tablets on the market at varying prices this holiday season, the barrier to entry to the tablet market has been considerably lowered.
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Remembering Larry Munson
Georgia Sports Announcer Larry Munson Dies At 89
Remembrances
The longtime broadcaster for the University of Georgia football team has died. Larry Munson was 89. His broadcasting career spanned 60 years — 43 of them with the Bulldogs.
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Underwater in Irene’s Wake
N.J. Chef: 'It's A Disaster In Here' After Irene
Hurricane Irene Hits East Coast
Hurricane Irene tore a path through some big coastal tourist destinations. That means some restaurants will miss out on Labor Day, usually a big weekend. In Monmouth Beach, N.J., Sallee Tee's Grille was flooded. And its chef-manager says it may take weeks to rebuild.
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Families at new MLK Memorial
Memorial Perpetuates Martin Luther King Jr.'s Work
Around the Nation
David Greene visits the newest memorial on the National Mall. He talks to families about how to discuss the Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial with young people. He also talks to civil rights veteran Lawrence Guyot about the statue, and working side by side with Dr. King in Mississippi in the early sixties.
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Jimmie Foxx’s Homecoming
Sudlersville, Md., Finally Warms Up To Jimmie Foxx
Around the Nation
Morning Edition's summer series — "Honey, Stop the Car!" — which is about roadside monuments continues. We travel to Maryland's Eastern Shore with a stop in Sudlersville, where a statue honoring one local legend and baseball great was a long time coming.
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