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Michael Mazarr | America’s National Dynamism and Global Challenges
Oct. 30
Together in this episode, Henry and Michael discuss the sources of American national dynamism and whether America can overcome its problems of disinformation and political polarization to meet China’s great power challenge in the 21st Century.
The Psyche Mission
In collaboration with scientists from Arizona State University, NASA launched a spacecraft destined for the enigmatic asteroid Psyche. This celestial body is believed to hold the key to understanding the predominantly metal cores of ancient objects from the early days of our solar system.
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Okay! School Me
The New American University
Oct. 25, 2023
What does it mean to work, study, and belong in a new American university? In this episode, we discuss pressing topics in higher education.
The Civic Discourse Project
The Civic Discourse Project invites the top minds – civic leaders, academics and public intellectuals – engaged in thinking through the big ideas and challenges facing American society to discuss and explore them with our community. Led by the School of Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership at Arizona State University.
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Arizona State prepares for Texas Tech’s $28 million football roster in pivotal Big 12 meeting
Oct. 17
TEMPE – The Texas Tech Red Raiders roll into Tempe as one of the most dominant and expensive teams in college football. On3 reported that Tech’s roster is worth over $28 million, and they have made the most of every penny. With the Sun Devils’ Big 12 title hopes on the line, they will need to take down one of the nation’s most dominant teams.
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Catalyst: Cancer research in dogs
April 16, 2021
Close to 50-percent of pet dogs will at one point be diagnosed with cancer. That compares with a nearly 40-percent rate of diagnosis for men and woman. the most recent episode of Catalyst on AZ PBS looks at promising new research into how curing cancers in dogs might help find cures for cancer in humans.
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