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COMMENTARY: VOTE ANNA LORD IN STATE HOUSE DISTRICT 21
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Anna Lord is running for the state house seat that covers southwestern El Paso County, and part of eastern Fremont County.
HIGH COUNTRY NEWS INTERVIEW: IS THE WEST THE NEW SOUTH?
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There's a movement afoot for western states to host their own "Super Tuesday" early primary in the 2008 presidential election cycle.
ARMY INVITES COMMENT ON FT. CARSON GROWTH
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Meetings to discuss Environmental Impact studies of Ft. Carson?s projected growth.
NEW POLL PUTS LAMBORN AHEAD OF FAWCETT
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Lamborn leads by 9 in the latest poll, but he holds a similar lead in ?unfavorable impressions,? too.
COMMENTARY: CONTROL YOUR PIT BULL, PLEASE
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Commentator Sandy Knauf doesn?t think pit bulls should be banned, but as a mother with a neighbor who has a pit bull, she says she?s worried.
"LOVE A BULLY" PROTEST FOR DOG RIGHTS
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?Love a Bully? march against breed-specific bans on dogs.
CANDIDATES STRUGGLE TO WIN DISTICT CONTAINING ASPEN AND ALAMOSA
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The fifth district?s senator is currently Lew Entz, a republican potato farmer from Hooper is being challenged this year by Gail Schwartz, a democrat University of Colorado ...
SPITEFUL ATTACKS DEFINE RACE FOR COLORADO'S 4TH DISTRICT
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Conservative Republican Marilyn Musgrave squared off against Democratic opponent Angie Paccione over the 4th.
THE HARDEST CONGRESSIONAL SEAT FROM COLORADO TO WIN
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KUNC?s Nancy Greenleese reports on the Democratic former state lawmaker and Repulican ex-cabinet member who are duking it out in the 7th.
STATE HOUSE RACES PART ONE: CLOER VS. VARNEY IN DISTRICT 17
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Democrat Christine Varney, a first time candidate, is facing an uphill battle against incumbent Republican Mark Cloer.
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Piece Description
Richard Dawkins is a professor at Oxford, known internationally for his scholarship on evolutionary biology. The self-proclaimed atheist was in Colorado Springs last week to film a television piece on religion in the United States. In this interview, Dawkins talks to Western Skies' Stephen Raher about religion, science, and politics.
Broadcast History
September 27, 2005. Rebroadcast October 1.
Transcript
*** RICHARD DAWKINS INTERVIEW ***
ERIC WHITNEY: This week, a court in Pennsylvania is hearing a case about whether a local school district can require the teaching of intelligent design in a science class. America’s debate over evolution is drawing attention from around the world, including from a British television network, who sent one of the leading evolutionary scientists of modern times, Richard Dawkins, to Colorado Springs. Dawkins will try to explain American ideas about religion and science to British television viewers. Western Skies’ Stephen Raher had a chance to talk with Dawkins about his observations.
STEPHEN RAHER: What brings you to Colorado Springs?
RICHARD DAWKINS: I’m here to make a film for Channel Four, which is one of the British television stations, about religion. And Colorado Springs has a bit of reputation as being a kind of “hot bed” of evangelical...
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Review of Richard Dawkins Interview
The interviewer provided Prof. Dawkins with pointed questions that allowed Dawkins to quickly get his humanistic philosophy across. I personally find Dawkins' universe a cold and meaningless existance, however he does do a fine job of defending and explaining it.