
KNME-TV (Television station : Albuquerque, N.M.) · December 28, 2012
This week, on New Mexico in Focus – we work our way to number one as we The Line continues its countdown of the top stories of 2012. Our all-journalist Line panel digs behind the headlines to chronicle the news that held our attention this past year. And our American Graduate series continues this week as we search for solutions to the dropout crisis. We peek into the Working Classroom, a program providing a non-profit, arts-based learning experience that’s proving successful at keeping kids interested in their education. NMiF producer Matt Grubs interviews Gil Herrera, of Sandia National Labs, about the “Clean Room”. Willis Whitfield, a Sandia National Laboratories Physicist who passed away this fall at the age of 92, is the inventor of the “Laminar Flow Clean Room”. Without his invention, everything from a cell phone to a hospital surgical suite wouldn’t work as well as it does today. Host: Gene Grant. Correspondent: Matt Grubs, NMiF Producer. Guest: Gil Herrera, Sandia National Labs. Line Guests: Megan Kamerick, Host, Public Square; Jim Monteleone, Political Reporter, Albuquerque Journal; Alexa Schirtzinger, Editor, Santa Fe Reporter and Steve Terrell, Political Reporter, Santa Fe New Mexican.
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