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AirTalk

AirTalk for April 1, 2003

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War Update; The Supreme Court Tackles Affirmative Action; OPEN PHONES: How do the viewpoints of men and women differ during wartime?; Rebuilding Iraq
War Update; The Supreme Court Tackles Affirmative Action; OPEN PHONES: How do the viewpoints of men and women differ during wartime?; Rebuilding Iraq

War Update; The Supreme Court Tackles Affirmative Action; OPEN PHONES: How do the viewpoints of men and women differ during wartime?; Rebuilding Iraq

War Update

AirTalk for April 1, 2003

Larry Mantle talks with Hal Kempfer, military analyst for ABC 7 News and a Reserve Marine Lt. Colonel, about what's happened in Iraq over the last 24 hours.

The Supreme Court Tackles Affirmative Action

AirTalk for April 1, 2003

The United States Supreme Court hears oral arguments today in two lawsuits challenging affirmative action in the admissions process at the University of Michigan. Larry Mantle talks with legal expert Bob Pugsley, Professor of Law at Southwestern School of Law.

OPEN PHONES: How do the viewpoints of men and women differ during wartime?

AirTalk for April 1, 2003

Larry Mantle speaks with Dr. Modesto Hevia, Professor of Psychology at the Arizona school of professional psychology at Argosy University, Phoenix campus, about how men and women view war.

Rebuilding Iraq

AirTalk for April 1, 2003

Iraq is the place where civilization began and where human culture thrived in the Middle East. Over the past several years, Iraq has suffered significantly under foreign sanctions and domestic oppression, not to mention the current war. Larry talks with author Joseph Braude about his new book, The New Iraq: Rebuilding The Country For Its People, The Middle East, And the World (Basic Books). It tells the story of a country in flux, from memories of its distant past to the painful realities of life today, and how a global commitment to Iraq's renewal, in Braude's opinion, would benefit all who take part in this emerging project of state building.