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ArchivesState's Past Captured in Disease Control MapsBy Kevin Gardner on Monday, February 3, 2003.Sitting in the state archives are some of the most useful and interesting maps ever drawn of the granite state. They are called the pine blister rust maps – named for the disease they helped control. The effort to protect New Hampshire’s forests also produced a remarkably detailed record of the state’s landscape before houses and businesses covered it up. Humanities reporter Kevin Gardner has our story. listen:
 Reflections on ColumbiaBy John Walters on Monday, February 3, 2003.Today on the Front Porch, John Walters' guests give insight to space traval and the loss of Columbia. Jay Buckey is a former astronaut who once flew on the space shuttle Columbia. He's now an associate professor of medicine at Dartmouth College. He's done research on the physical and psychological effects of space flight. Jeanne Cavelos is a science fiction writer and editor from New Hampshire. She used to work at NASA's Astronaut Training Division. She talks about her experience at NASA, and how the science fiction community is reacting to the Columbia disaster. listen:
Nation Mourns Shuttle LossBy Laura Knoy on Monday, February 3, 2003.The space shuttle Columbia was lost on Saturday. We?ll talk about what happened and what this tragedy means for the future of the NASA space program. Laura's guests are former NASA astronaut Jay Buckey now with Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, www.dhmc.org and James Ryan, professor of physics at the University of New Hampshire www.unh.edu. listen:
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