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2003 Transcripts
Complete transcripts of HORIZON programs will be
available.
Check back as our list is updated.
| December
2003 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| Dec.
26, 2003 |
· Journalist Roundtable: Year-End Review
and Predictions |
| Dec.
23, 2003 |
· Arizona stories and their authors |
| Dec.
22, 2003 |
· Arizona's political cartoonists review
the stories of 2003 |
| Dec.
19, 2003 |
· The Journalists Roundtable |
| Dec.
18, 2003 |
· Arizona's economic forecast;
· ASU professor reviews county attorney's office;
· Pets as holiday gifts |
| Dec.
17, 2003 |
· Senator John McCain
· Cuban art exhibit at Arizona State University |
| Dec.
16, 2003 |
· Howard Dean campaign;
· Citizens Finance Review Commission |
| Dec.
15, 2003 |
· Capture of Saddam Hussein
· Legacy of Phoenix Mayor Skip Rimza
|
| Dec.
12, 2003 |
· The Journalists Roundtable |
| Dec.
11, 2003 |
· The Governor on HORIZON;
· McCain-Feingold campaign finance law |
| Dec.
10, 2003 |
· Changes for Child Protective Services
· Pet Partners
· Winter Tourism in Arizona |
| Dec.
9, 2003 |
· Open Primary Ruling
· Flu Shots
· Improved Hip Replacement Surgery |
| Dec.
5, 2003 |
· The Journalists Roundtable |
| November
2003 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| Nov.
26, 2003 |
· CLEAR (Clear Law Enforcement
for Criminal Alien Removal) Act 2003;
· Kartchner Caverns Big Room |
| Nov.
25, 2003 |
· President George W. Bush:
Arizona visit;
· Tax reform;
· "Desert Cities" at the Arizona Historical
Society |
| Nov.
24, 2003 |
· Prescription Drug bill;
· Presidential campaigns — candidates' finances;
· Nature Conservancy photographic exhibit |
| Nov.
21, 2003 |
· The Journalists Roundtable |
| Nov.
19, 2003 |
· Special legislative session;
· The effects of stress on mental and physical health. |
| Nov.
18, 2003 |
·KAET election poll
·Education funding lawsuit
·Arizona's drought and water conservation |
| Nov.
17, 2003 |
·Prison reform
·Hunger in Arizona
·Arizona's drought and water conservation |
| Nov.
14, 2003 |
· The Journalists Roundtable |
| Nov.
13, 2003 |
· Reforming Social Security;
· Living wills;
· ASU study of frugal behavior |
| Nov.
12, 2003 |
· Special legislative session;
· ASU Educational Conference on racial conflict and
hate crimes;
· Phoenix recycling program |
| Nov.
11, 2003 |
· Veterans' Day |
| Nov.
10, 2003 |
· Operation ICE Storm: the
Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement's task force
to combat human smuggling across the border;
· Issues facing children's hospitals;
· Drug testing and the right to privacy |
| Nov.
7, 2003 |
· The Journalists Roundtable |
| Nov.
6, 2003 |
· First Thursday: The Governor
on HORIZON |
| Nov.
5, 2003 |
· Special legislative session;
· ASU hosts national education conference |
| Nov.
4, 2003 |
· Mexican President Vicente
Fox visits Arizona;
· Arizona Town Hall: Arizona's fiscal planning process |
| Nov.
3, 2003 |
· Predatory lending;
· Alan Keyes interview;
· Foster care in Arizona |
Back to the top
| October
2003 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| Oct.
31, 2003 |
· The Journalists Roundtable |
| Oct.
29, 2003 |
· Preview of the United States
Supreme Court's session
(This program first aired October 9, 2003.) |
| Oct.
28, 2003 |
· Proposition 414 |
| Oct.
27, 2003 |
· Striking grocery workers;
· Arizona's "Creative Class" |
| Oct.
24, 2003 |
· The Journalists Roundtable |
| Oct.
23, 2003 |
· New audit of CPS;
· Medical marijuana;
· ASU Technopolis, a new initiative aimed at stimulating
technology in Arizona. |
| Oct.
22, 2003 |
· Domestic Violence;
· The Latino Vote |
| Oct.
21, 2003 |
· KAET-ASU Poll;
· Prison funding;
· Prison alternatives |
| Oct.
20, 2003 |
· Special legislative session;
· Senator Jon Kyl, Chairman of the Senate Judiciary
Subcommittee on Terrorism, Technology and Homeland Security,
and the recent hearings on the radical sect of Islam called
Wahhabism;
· The New York Times former managing editor |
| Oct.
17, 2003 |
·The Journalists Roundtable |
| Oct.
14, 2003 |
·The Health of Arizona's Forests |
| Oct.
13, 2003 |
·Democratic Presidential Candidates'
Debate;
·Senator Jon Kyl |
| Oct.
10, 2003 |
·The Journalists Roundtable |
| Oct.
9, 2003 |
· Preview of the United States
Supreme Court's session |
| Oct.
8, 2003 |
· Democratic Presidential Candidates'
Debate;
· Randy Bailey's Brake Shop/Eminent Domain case |
| Oct.
7, 2003 |
· Indian Gaming;
· New Corporation Commissioner |
| Oct.
6, 2003 |
· Project for Excellence in
Journalism;
· Range management in Arizona forests;
· ASU science program featured in Arizona elementary
school |
| Oct.
2, 2003 |
· First Thursday,
The Govenor on HORIZON;
· The future of Arizona's forests |
| Oct.
1, 2003 |
·Arizona's Forest Health
·Williams Gateway Airport |
Back to the top
| September
2003 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| Sept.
29, 2003 |
· Arizona's forest health and
management practices |
| Sept.
26, 2003 |
· The Journalists Roundtable |
| Sept.
25, 2003 |
· Proposition 414 — Special
taxing district for Maricopa integrated health systems;
· IRS/Arizona efforts to fight abusive tax avoidance;
· KAET-ASU Poll |
| Sept.
24, 2003 |
· Jim Irvin's resignation from
Arizona Corporation Commission;
· Regional transportation plan |
| Sept.
23, 2003 |
· KAET-ASU Poll;
· Immigrant workers Freedom Ride;
· Arizona State University's Insititute of Human Origins;
· Profiles of Success: Glendale's assistant city manager
Chris Zapata |
| Sept.
22, 2003 |
· Anti-tobacco programs successful
in Arizona;
· One group's efforts to legalize all drugs;
· ASU studies domestic violence;
· Profiles of success: Ben Miranda |
| Sept.
19, 2003 |
· The Journalists Roundtable |
| Sept.
18, 2003 |
· West Nile virus in Maricopa
County;
· Phoenix in the year 2012;
· Arizona State University East campus |
| Sept.
17, 2003 |
· Patriot Act debate |
| Sept.
16, 2003 |
·Mesa police — five officer-involved
shootings in three weeks;
·"Desert Cities" at the Arizona Historical
Society |
| Sept.
15, 2003 |
· Project for Excellence in
Journalism;
· Range management in Arizona forests;
· ASU science program featured in Arizona elementary
school |
| Sept.
12, 2003 |
· The Journalists Roundtable |
| Sept.
11, 2003 |
·Arizona's Homeland Security
Department
·Ballet Arizona |
| Sept.
10, 2003 |
·Phoenix City Election
·Recent AIMS Test results
·ASU center preserves the history of man |
| Sept.
9, 2003 |
·New Director of the Arizona
Department of Corrections;
·The Arizona Supreme Court looks at line-item vetoes
to budget cuts |
| Sept.
8, 2003 |
· Democratic and Republican
National Committee Chairmen in Arizona;
· Analysis of the first Democratic presidential candidates
debate |
| Sept.
5, 2003 |
· The Journalist Roundtable |
| Sept.
4, 2003 |
First Thursday: The Governor on HORIZON |
| Sept.
3, 2003 |
· Efforts to reduce undocumented
immigrants deaths in the Arizona desert and secure the border;
· How to apply for Arizona's general tax amnesty program;
· The Shade Foundation's efforts to promote sun safety. |
| Sept.
2, 2003 |
· The 9th Circuit Court of
Appeals' ruling that last year's U.S. Supreme Court case (sentencing
by jury not judges) should apply retroactively to all inmates
on death row who have exhausted direct appeals;
· Congressman John Shadegg;
· Shading parking lots |
| August
2003 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| Aug.
29, 2003 |
· The Journalists Roundtable |
| Aug.
28, 2003 |
· Proposed refinery site;
· Phoenix mayoral race |
| Aug.
26, 2003 |
· Alternative Fuel Vehicles;
· CPS Reform |
| Aug.
25, 2003 |
· Price Gouging Statute;
· Profile of John Rhodes;
· ASU Art Museum exhibit features Andy Warhol;
· New research from the ASU Mars Team |
| Aug.
22, 2003 |
· The Journalists Roundtable |
| Aug.
21, 2003 |
·
Update on Arizona's gas supply
·
Forest Health Summit |
| Aug.
19, 2003 |
· Arizona's Gas Supply |
| Aug.
15, 2003 |
· The Journalists Roundtable |
| Aug.
8, 2003 |
· The Journalists Roundtable |
| Aug.
7, 2003 |
· First Thursday: The Governor
on HORIZON;
· The future of Arizona's forests |
| Aug.
5, 2003 |
· Arizona's forest health and
management practices |
| Aug.
4, 2003 |
·Arizona Virtual Academy:
·Bark Beetles
·The Graphic Works of Picasso |
| Aug.
1, 2003 |
· The Journalists Roundtable |
Back to the top
| July
2003 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| July
31, 2003 |
· Recent initiatives filed:
Arizona Voter Reward Act and a constitutional amendment requiring
the state legislature to fund public K-12 education at the
national average spending or higher;
· Qwest settlement/National "Do Not Call' list;
· Non-profit bird sanctuary |
| July
29, 2003 |
· TB exposure of children and
adults at three different child care facilities;
· Effectiveness of city council districts. |
| July
28, 2003 |
· ACLU and the Ten Commandments
monument;
· Gay couple is suing the state for the right to be
married;
· Democratic Presidential candidate Joseph Lieberman |
| July
25, 2003 |
· The Journalists Roundtable |
| July
24, 2003 |
· Superintendent of Public
Instruction Tom Horne issues on bilingual education waivers;
· Encroachment at Luke A.F. B.;
· New laser procedure for back pain |
| July
22, 2003 |
· Battling immigration;
· ASU researchers help the war on bio-terror by looking
at ways to identify biological weapons |
| July
21, 2003 |
· Senator John Edwards, Democratic
Presidential candidate;
· The future of NAU;
· Water quality in Phoenix |
| July
18, 2003 |
·The Journalist Roundtable |
| July
17, 2003 |
· Governor Napolitano faces
a lawsuit filed by state lawmakers about her line-item vetoes;
· Governor's EPA recommendations;
· Community health care program |
| July
15, 2003 |
· Review of U.S. Supreme Court
rulings |
| July
14, 2003 |
· Democratic Presidential candidate
Howard Dean;
· Phoenix water quality;
· Arizona's monsoon season |
| July
11, 2003 |
·The Journalist Roundtable |
| July
10, 2003 |
· Recommendations for Child
Protective Services;
· Environmental Excellence Awards;
· Mars explorers - Arizona students work with ASU scientists
on Mars Odyssey team |
| July
8, 2003 |
· Protect Arizona Now Initiative
— an initiative drive to prevent Arizona governments
from assisting illegal immigrants;
· Los Arcos Mall development |
| July
7, 2003 |
· Prescription Drugs Canada
offers patients access to Canadian pharmacies;
· Are we in a "drought denial?";
· Transportation for homeless |
| July
3, 2003 |
· First Thursday: The Governor
on HORIZON |
| July
1, 2003 |
· Review of U.S. Supreme Court rulings |
Back to the top
| June
2003 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| June
30, 2003 |
· Democrat presidential candidates court
Hispanic vote;
· Arizona's trauma centers;
· Economic impact of Arizona's winter visitors. |
| June
27, 2003 |
The Journalists Roundtable |
| June
26, 2003 |
· A conversation with Ira
Fulton, CEO of Fulton Homes, who recently donated $50 million
to ASU's College of Engineering and Applied Sciences;
· Latest KAET-ASU Poll;
· Current fire season conditions |
| June
24, 2003 |
· Citizens' Finance Review
Commission
· Review of the legislative session |
| June
23, 2003 |
· Aspen fire and the residents
of Summerhaven;
· Red Cross assistance to wildfire victims;
· Phoenix Civic Plaza expansion;
· Profile of former Congressman Bob Stump and his political
career |
| June
20, 2003 |
· The "Journalists' Roundtable" |
| June
19, 2003 |
· Legislative update;
· Developing stories surrounding the Catholic church
including: the handling of sex abuse allegations and the deal
cut with Maricopa County attorney, and the criminal case involving
Bishop Thomas O'Brien's fatal hit-and-run accident;
· Arizona's biotechnology industry |
| June
13, 2003 |
· The "Journalists' Roundtable" |
| June
11, 2003 |
· Legislative update;
· New education accountability requirements. |
| June
10, 2003 |
· Economic impact of Mexican immigrants and visitors;
· Goldwater Institute's new sales and income tax
proposal
|
| June
9, 2003 |
· Democratic presidential candidate
Bob Graham visits Arizona;
· New ASU
Morrison Institute report on Arizona's charter schools;
· Journalist ethics and the Jayson Blair controversy
at the New York Times |
| June
6, 2003 |
· The Journalists Roundtable |
| June
5, 2003 |
· First Thursday: The Governor
on HORIZON;
· A report on the imaging instruments designed by Arizona
State University scientists aboard the NASA spacecraft headed
to Mars. |
| June
4, 2003 |
· Plea agreement between the
county attorney and Bishop O'Brien;
· Economic development on the Gila River Indian community;
· Stories of Arizona: Mary Thomas: Gila River Indian
community leader |
| June
3, 2003 |
· Plea agreement between the
county attorney and Bishop O'Brien;
· Arizona's prescription discount card program; |
| June
2, 2003 |
· A new book looks
at the power and influence of White House Senior Advisor Karl
Rove;
· One father's special gift to his daughter: Phoenix
Children's Hospital transplant program. |
Back to the top
| May
2003 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| May
30, 2003 |
The Journalists Roundtable |
| May
29, 2003 |
Senator John McCain talks about the
encroachment at Luke Air Force Base, the Iraqi war, a guest-worker
program with Mexico, and changes being proposed for TV ownership
and newspaper cross-ownership by the FCC;
A report on the FCC rule changes. |
| May
28, 2003 |
Unemployment benefits;
Legislative update;
Summer reading program for kids;
Books for a Better World |
| May
27, 2003 |
Arizona Town Hall: Aging of the "Babyboomer;"
Stories of Arizona: Bill Close, broadcast pioneer |
| May
26, 2003 |
A Tribute to Arizona war veterans
|
| May
23, 2003 |
The Journalists Roundtable |
| May
22, 2003 |
Super Bowl 2008;
The Arizona Center for Public Policy;
Dolan Ellis, official balladeer of Arizona |
| May
21, 2003 |
Legislative update;
Arizona's employment picture |
| May
20, 2003 |
KAET-ASU Poll
[Read
the complete Poll results];
Proposed cuts to education spending in the latest legislative
budget proposal;
Stories of Arizona: Winn Bundy — Rancher/bookstore owner
|
| May
19, 2003 |
Overview of the May 20th general
and special elections;
Quest for Kids, a program that encourages kids to go to college
with the help of mentors;
Former astronaut Sally Ride's efforts to encourage science
education for middle school girls |
| May
16, 2003 |
The Journalists Roundtable |
| May
15, 2003 |
Prescription Prognosis
A KAET Special Report looks at the rising costs of prescripiton
drugs. |
| May
14, 2003 |
Governor's signature or veto?
Governor Janet Napolitano talks about the new state budget.
Regional transportation plan;
Stories of Arizona: Jeanne Branson, Parker pioneer |
| May
13, 2003 |
Republican legislative leaders discuss
plans for the new state budget; Comments from Democratic leadership |
| May
12, 2003 |
First Lady Laura Bush visits Arizona
State University;
Anti-spam legislation;
A new study questions the economic impact of creating a research
hub in the Valley |
| May
9, 2003 |
The Journalists Roundtable |
| May
8, 2003 |
May is Museum Month - Learn about
the role of the museum in our culture, plus find out about
specials Arizona museums will be offering this month; Plus
a report on Dispute Resolution Week |
| May
7, 2003 |
Legislative update; Scottsdale's hotly
contested election to switch from a private fire fighting
service to one operated by the city. |
| May
6, 2003 |
Report reveals Phoenix police crime
lab errs in interpreting DNA evidence for nine cases;
Arizona Department of Corrections: the impact of budget cuts
on the courts, jails, and prisons, and what can be done about
it. |
| May
5, 2003 |
New study by the American Lung Association
about the Valley's air quality;
Cinco De Mayo celebrations;
Water development in Arizona |
| May
2, 2003 |
The Journalists Roundtable |
| May
1, 2003 |
First Thursday: The Governor on HORIZON;
The tradition of Mariachi music |
Back to the top
| April
2003 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| April
30, 2003 |
A mid-week legislative update;
"Dia De Los Niņos" celebrations;
Stories of Arizona: Bennie Gonzalez |
| April
29, 2003 |
The results of the latest KAET poll;
HORIZON examines the success of Maricopa County Superior
Court's Drug Court;
A look at Arizona State University's Arizona Biodesign Institue's
groundbreaking |
| April
28, 2003 |
"Seeds of Prosperity, Public Investment
in the Science and Technology Research," the latest report
from ASU's Morrison Institute |
| April
25, 2003 |
The "Journalists' Roundtable" |
| April
24, 2003 |
HORIZON's "Supreme Court
midterm review," a review of the big cases decided so
far and those pending action |
| April
23, 2003 |
U.S. Senator John Kyl discusses state
and national issues;
a report on how some Arizona homeowners are struggling with
issues concerning their homeowners insurance |
| April
22, 2003 |
The latest $6.2 billion budget proposal;
The expected increase in unemployment benefits: what it means
to businesses and employees. |
| April
21, 2003 |
Arizona cities' power of eminent domain:
is it being abused?;
Stories of Arizona: Grace Frederick; Broadcast Pioneer |
| April
18, 2003 |
The "Journalists' Roundtable" |
| April
17, 2003 |
A special HORIZON looks at
issues in Native American education |
| April
16, 2003 |
Arizona's state university presidents
are partnering with lawmakers to fund research facility construction;
Mid-week legislative update;
Findings and concerns about Arizona's death penalty |
| April
15, 2003 |
Philip Morris tobacco lawsuit settlement
payments to Arizona;
Arizona's Children's Caucus - a bipartisan group of lawmakers
advocating for funding and programs for kids;
Stories of Arizona: The Harvey Girls |
| April
14, 2003 |
Efforts to stop state budgets cuts
to programs for the developmentally disabled; A discussion
on how to manage stress |
| April
11, 2003 |
The "Journalists' Roundtable" |
| April
10, 2003 |
Groundbreaking for the new Arizona
Cardinals stadium;
Arizona Organ Donor Registry;
Arizona Republic columnist E.J. Montini talks about
his efforts to raise money for the families of Arizona troops
stationed in Iraq. |
| April
9, 2003 |
An Arizona Legislative Update;
Military and overseas voting assistance bill;
Arizona Theatre Company's new play about actress Mae West |
| April
8, 2003 |
The benefits and drawbacks of television
deregulation and what this will mean to TV viewers;
The Goldwater Institute celebrates its 15th anniversary |
| April
7, 2003 |
An in-depth look at Arizona's forest
Health;
Phoenix Art Museum's El Greco exhibit |
| April
4, 2003 |
The "Journalists' Roundtable" |
| April
3, 2003 |
"First Thursday: The Governor
on HORIZON;"
Arizona Humanities Council's Arizona Book Festival and OneBookAZ
|
|
April
2, 2003 |
Battle over the budget: Legislative
leaders discuss their budget recommendations;
Valley cities' services: City officials are concerned about
losing state shared revenues |
| April
1, 2003 |
KAET-ASU Poll on Arizona's reaction
to the war and President Bush;
Bioterrorism: vaccine update, biological agents, the ASU contribution
to counterbioterrorism efforts |
Back to the top
| March
2003 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| March
31, 2003 |
A Libertarian activist is challenging
an accounting gimmick that is being used to balance the budget;
the latest update on Arizona's Clean election law;
a look at new federal testing methods for ozone go into effect
Monday |
| March
28, 2003 |
The "Journalists' Roundtable" |
| March
27, 2003 |
County attorney Rick Romley discusses
recommendations to improve Child Protective Services;
Peace protests in Arizona;
"Chinese Americans in Arizona" -
Part three of three |
| March
26, 2003 |
A mid-week legislativen update;
Local services and programs offering help for veterans facing
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) as a result of the Iraq
war coverage;
"Chinese Americans in Arizona" -
Part two of three |
| March
24, 2003 |
An interview with Arizona's Director
of Homeland Security;
An update on the ongoing drought and what is being done about
it |
| March
21, 2003 |
The "Journalists' Roundtable" |
| March
20, 2003 |
"First Thursday," Governor
Janet Napolitano's monthly interview on HORIZON |
| March
19, 2003 |
Mid-week legislative update; rising
gasoline prices; domestic violence |
| March
14, 2003 |
The "Journalists' Roundtable" |
| March
7, 2003 |
The "Journalists' Roundtable" |
Back to the top
| February
2003 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| Feb.
28, 2003 |
The "Journalists' Roundtable" |
| Feb.
26, 2003 |
Mid-week legislative update;
Property Tax assessments Notices and how to appeal;
Tucson community leader Esther Tang |
| Feb.
25, 2003 |
ASU President Michael M. Crow joins
Wm. Polk Carey to talk about the recent endowment to the W.P.
Carey School of Business;
Proposed tax to satellite subscriptions;
Latest KAET-ASU Poll |
| Feb.
24, 2003 |
Phoenix Stage 1 Drought Management
Plan; Planned Parenthood's Gloria Feldt discusses her latest
book;
A cooperative community effort to address the issue of homelessness |
| Feb.
21, 2003 |
The "Journalist' Roundtable" |
| Feb.
20, 2003 |
State Commission report on the death
penalty;
A bill that would restrict Homeowners Associations' ability
to place liens on homes;
Arizona African-American history with ASU history professor
Matthew Whitaker |
| Feb.
19, 2003 |
Mid-week update from the State Capitol;
Representatives from the IRS and the Arizona Department of
Revenue discuss tax law changes, e-filing and getting free
help with your tax return |
| Feb.
18, 2003 |
Illegal immigration;
The newly established Center for the Future of Arizona, headed
by former ASU President Dr. Lattie Coor and public policy
analyst Dr. Sybil Francis, takes on Arizona's high school
dropout rate. |
| Feb.
17, 2003 |
Republican lawmakers' proposed funding
cuts for Arizona schools;
An innovative program, sponsored by ASU Public Events, that
helps women in jail explore issues of self-esteem through
dance. |
| Feb.
14, 2003 |
The Journalists' Roundtable |
| Feb.
13, 2003 |
Arizona Archives; Arizona Commission
on the Arts funding;
Statehood Week: Arizona Authors "Dr. Jack August"
August discusses his book, "Upset of the Century: Evan Mecham
and the Arizona Gubernatorial Campaign of 1986." |
| Feb.
12, 2003 |
An update from the State Capitol;
25th anniversary of the award-winning theater company Childsplay;
Statehood Week: Arizona authors - Dr. Betsy Fahlman, author
of "The Cowboy's Dream" a profile of artist
Lon Megargee |
| Feb.
11, 2003 |
· Arizona Homeland Security
office;
· Legislative bill to protect neighborhood leaders
from criminal retaliation;
· Arizona Statehood Week: Arizona authors - Jana Bommersbach |
| Feb.
7, 2003 |
· The Journalists Roundtable |
| Feb.
6, 2003 |
· The debut of "First
Thursday," a monthly visit with Arizona Governor Janet
Napolitano;
· HORIZON reviews the 100-year history of SRP |
| Feb.
5, 2003 |
· A mid-week update from the
State Capitol;
· A report on KAET's "Ready to Learn" program
which aims for proper brain development in children through
reading, activities and "smart television viewing."
|
| Feb.
4, 2003 |
· A look at the controversial
idea to sell the state worker's compensation fund, which would
wipe out the state's budget shortfall;
· Valley resident Bob McCall reflects on his passion
for painting man's exploration of space |
| Feb.
3, 2003 |
· The implications of the
shuttle Columbia investigation;
· Preview of environmental legislative day - concerns
environmentalists will express to lawmakers;
· Budget problems faced by all Western states;
· Arizona Historical Society exhibit, "It's Not Personal,
It's Politics." |
| January
2003 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| Jan.
31, 2003 |
· The Journalists' Roundtable |
| Jan.
30, 2003 |
· HORIZON presents
a special panel discussion on Arizona's foster care system;
· A profile of Arizona
State University Architecture & Environmental Design
Professor Theresa Cameron and her experiences in the foster
care system |
| Jan.
29, 2003 |
·
Arizona State University President Dr. Michael Crow discusses
the W.P. Carey donation to the ASU business college;
· The results of the latest KAET Poll |
| Jan.
27, 2003 |
· ASU Morrison Institute's
report: "Is There a Teacher Shortage? Demand and Supply
in Arizona;
· Phoenix Art Museum exhibit: Masterworks from El Greco
to Picassso: The Phillips Collection |
| Jan.
24, 2003 |
· The Journalists' Roundtable |
| Jan.
23, 2003 |
· How the federal government's
decision to cut California's share of Colorado River water
will impact Arizona |
| Jan.
22, 2003 |
· An abortion-related bill
introduced at the State's legislature;
· Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne discusses
his plan for school consolidation and other education issues |
| Jan.
21, 2003 |
· A profile of three freshman
legislators and a discussion about the impact of nearly a
third of the legislature being new;
· Arizona Theater Company's production of "The Fantastic" |
| Jan.
20, 2003 |
· HORIZON commemorates
the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday with a discussion on diversity
within the Republican party |
| Jan.
17, 2003 |
· The Journalists' Roundtable |
| Jan.
16, 2003 |
· Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano
talks about her plans to solve the state budget deficit and
her other priorities for this legislative session. |
| Jan.
15, 2003 |
· An Arizona State University
economist offers his analysis of the state's budget crisis;
· The Governor's state prescription drug program that
promises to help low-income seniors |
| Jan.
14, 2003 |
· Republican and Democratic
leadership from the legislature discuss their goals for the
upcoming session. |
| Jan.
13, 2003 |
· Governor Napolitano's complete
state of the state address, followed by analysis. |
| Jan.
10, 2003 |
· The Journalists' Roundtable |
| Jan.
9, 2003 |
· Tribute to Joe Foss |
| Jan.
8, 2003 |
· Father Patrick Colleary
case, one of many involving the Catholic diocese under investigation
by the Maricopa County attorney's office;
· How the criminal justice system is fairing after
budget cuts eliminated dozens of probation officers |
| Jan.
7, 2003 |
· Arizona Attorney General
Terry Goddard talks about his vision for his term in office;
· A look back on the career of Arizona's senior Congressman
Bob Stump |
| Jan.
6, 2003 |
· The official inauguration
of Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano with excerpts from the
address |
| Jan.
2, 2003 |
· Issues and ethics of biotechnology |
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