Arizona Horizon Archives - Eight, Arizona PBS

Inquiry Based Science Instruction | Video
- The editors of Science magazine selected Kip Hodges, founding director of Arizona State University’s School of Earth and Space Exploration (SESE), as one of 15 recipients of the Science Prize for Inquiry Based Instruction. Hodges talks about his inquiry-based approach to science education.

Humanitas Prize-Winning Screenwriter | Video
- ASU School of Theatre and Film Professor of Practice Greg Bernstein won a 2012 Humanitas Prize for screenwriting for his work on Robert Redford's The Conspirator. Bernstein talks about his work and the power of words and film to explore the human experience.

Pulitzer Prize-winning Journalists | Video
- The East Valley Tribune won a Pulitzer Prize for “Reasonable Doubt” a series of reports about Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s immigration enforcement efforts. Reporters Ryan Gabrielson and Paul Giblin are named as the award recipients. Giblin and his editor, Patti Epler, talk about the work that went into this award-winning series. The East Valley Tribune’s “Reasonable Doubt” Web site

&mddot; Leonard Pitts | Video
- A conversation with the nationally syndicated and Pulitzer prize-winning columnist about 9/11 and the candidacy of Barack Obama.

Cartoonists Special 2007 | Video
- Pulitzer Prize editorial cartoonist Steve Benson of the Arizona Republic and nationally syndicated East Valley cartoonist Brian Fairrington illustrate the year�s major events.

Cartoonists Special 2007 | Video
- Pulitzer Prize editorial cartoonist Steve Benson of the Arizona Republic and nationally syndicated East Valley cartoonist Brian Fairrington illustrate the year�s major events.

Abandoned Mines
- There are an estimated 100,000 abandoned mines in Arizona. One of them recently claimed the life of a child. State Mine Inspector, Joe Hart talks about what needs to be done to prevent additional tragedies.
City Elections
- sept. 11 is Election Day. In the city of Phoenix, three council seats and the mayoral seat are on the ballot. There are also several ballot measures. Other cities will hold elections that day as well. Arizona Republic columnist Richard De Uriarte will talk about the elections.
Dave Barry
- Humorist, author and former columnist Dave Barry joins us to talk about politics and giraffes.

Murray Gell-Mann
- A conversation with Nobel Prize physicist Murray Gell-Mann, who discovered the quark, and is author of The Quark and the Jaguar.

Cartoonists' Year-Ender
- Join HORIZON for the annual cartoonists� show, an entertaining, outlandish look back at the year's top news events. Arizona Republic cartoonist Steve Benson and national syndicated East Valley cartoonist Brian Fairrington join Michael Grant to show their cartoons depicting the year's big news events.

Jules Feiffer/Steve Benson/Brian Fairrington
- A special edition of HORIZON. Arizona Republic editorial cartoonist Steve Benson and nationally syndicated East Valley cartoonist Brian Fairrington talk about editorial cartoons with Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist and playwright Jules Feiffer.

Paul Gigot, WSJ editor
- Pulitzer prize-winner Paul Gigot is the editor for the "Wall Street Journal" editorial page. A staunch conservative, his diplomatic manner has made him a sought-after pundit on many television news programs, including the news hour here on PBS. A guest of the Goldwater Institute recently, he spoke on a number of issues. Larry Lemmons caught up with him at the Biltmore.