March 7, 2002 -
March 8, 2002 - Historian Doris Kearns Goodwin gave her first public defense against charges of plagiarism last night Thursday before an audience at the College of St. Catherine in St. Paul.
March 13, 2002 - Architect and artist Maya Lin has unveiled her latest creation in Minneapolis. Lin is best known for her design of the Vietnam Memorial in Washington, D.C. The work, entitled, "the character of a hill, under glass" is the focal point of the lobby of the new American Express building at 3rd Avenue and 9th street. Minnesota Public Radio's Marisa Helms reports.
March 14, 2002 - Minnesota Public Radio presents "Voices of Minnesota." In this month's edition, we'll hear two accounts of American Indian children growing up under extraordinarily difficult circumstances. Later in the hour, a heartwarming account about Chisholm's eight Valentini brothers - the most members of a Minnesota family to serve in World War II.
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March 21, 2002 - MPR’s Cara Hetland interviews conductor Leonard Slatkin about National Symphony Orchestra’s residency in South Dakota. In ten days, orchestra members performed more than 100 times. Slatkin explains the lessons on the value of music that the efforts offer, especially for children.
March 22, 2002 -
March 22, 2002 - MPR's Cara Hetland reports on The National Symphony Orchestra as it concludes its 10-day residency in South Dakota. The 202 musicians in the orchestra visit one state a year to share their talent and passion for music with teachers, students and fellow musicians. The National Symphony Orchestra crammed nearly 120 events and concerts into a schedule that took the musicians to all parts of the state.