Monthly Archive:: August 2012
CityViews 8/28/12: For-Profit Colleges/The Civil War
JCE
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Segment 1: For-profit colleges – schools that focus on skills and job training – aren’t fulfilling their part of the bargain. That’s
Crockett Makes Case for Reducing County’s Debt
Jeff Robinson
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A debate over Salt Lake County’s debt load has emerged in the opinion pages of The Salt Lake Tribune, with outgoing County
Critics of SkiLink Begin Voter Education Campaign
Jessica Gail
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Groups working to stop SkiLink, a proposed gondola from Canyons Resort in Park City to Solitude in Big Cottonwood Canyon are hoping
Dr. Laurel Thatcher Ulrich Delivers McMurrin Lecture
KCPW
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On Friday, August 24, the Tanner Humanities Center held the 2012 Sterling M. McMurrin Lecture featuring Dr. Laurel Thatcher Ulrich.
LDS Dems Gather In Charlotte
Charlotte Duren
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While the LDS Democrats caucus started in Utah, Mormon Democrats from across the nation are formally meeting for the first time at
Cooke, Herbert Differ on Views of Medicare
Jessica Gail
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Peter Cooke says the state needs to stop neglecting issues related to health care. Cooke criticized Governor Gary Herbert’s
Politics Up Close: Rep. Jim Matheson and PoliticIt
Jeff Robinson
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Today on the show, we spoke with Josh Light of PoliticIt.com, which tracks candidates' digital influence online, followed by Democratic Utah Congressman
CityViews 8/27/12: “Watershed”/Building Better Batteries
JNP
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Segment 1: The Colorado River, which flows 1,450 miles through the desert Southwest, provides life-giving water to 30 million people. But climate
Report Shows Where Asthma is Most Prevalent in Utah
Jessica Gail
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Does where you live impact your health? A new report by the Utah Department of Health shows asthma rates in Utah vary
Romney Says He Should Be Able to Keep Church Contributions Private
Jeff Robinson
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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney remains defiant in the face of criticism from Democrats and other GOP figures alike that he should