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2005
Barry M. Goldwater Lecture Series
"Perspectives
on Growth and Development in Arizona"
The
Arizona Historical Foundation has a long and rich tradition of sponsoring
guest speakers representing a wide range of topics and points of
view. In keeping with that tradition, we are pleased to announce
the program for the 2005 Barry M. Goldwater Lecture Series. Our
thanks to Dr. Gary Driggs who provided the conceptual framework
and arranged an outstanding list of speakers.
Our theme
this year reflects the New West. Growth and development are contemporary
issues defined by politics, economics, and pioneering entrepreneurs.
Our speakers are the very history makers who have shaped the growth
and development in a state known for its boom and bust cycles.
*Tentative Schedule
February
2 |
Jack
L. August, Ph.D.
Water, Politics, and the Arizona Dream: The
Modern Origins of the Central Arizona Project |
February
9 |
Grady
Gammage, Jr.
Phoenix in Perspective |
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16 |
Thomas
J. Popa
Golf, the Recreation Economy and Arizona's
Future |
February
23 |
Elliott
D. Pollack
The Slippery Slope Upward: Growth and Development
in Maricopa County |
March
2 |
John
F. Long
A Half Century of Progress: Reflections on Arizona's
Growth and Development |
March
9 |
Jerry
Landis
Aerial Photography: Tool for Growth and Development
in Arizona |
March
16 |
Robert
L. Ward
The Retail Industrial Complex: Malls, Growth, and
Development in Arizona |
Lectures are held at:
ASU's
Kerr Cultural Center
6110 N. Scottsdale Road (South of the Borgata)
Scottsdale, Arizona
Box Office: 480-596-2660
Tickets:
$16 Reserved seating; $15 General Seating. AHF Member and
Complete Series discounts available. Please contact Box Office.
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Coffee 9:30 a.m.
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Lecture 10:00 a.m.
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Call
the Arizona Historical Foundation for more details. 480-965-3283
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