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Adam Hochschild: American Midnight
Adam Hochschild: American Midnight

Adam Hochschild returns to The Commonwealth Club with his revelatory new account of a pivotal but neglected period in American history: World War I a…

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Fishbowls, Fentanyl Test Strips, Patient Navigators: One Hospital's Team-Based Response to the Overdose Epidemic
Fishbowls, Fentanyl Test Strips, Patient Navigators: One Hospital's Team-Based Response to the Overdose Epidemic

Last year, drug-related overdoses killed more people than COVID-19 in San Francisco, and Mayor London Breed declared a state of emergency in the Tend…

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Not too Old for That!
Not too Old for That!

Women are breaking through the tired and hurtful stereotypes of aging to better reflect who they are, how they live, and what they want as they age.

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Jessi Hempel: The Family Outing
Jessi Hempel: The Family Outing

Join us for an online conversation with the author of a striking and remarkable literary memoir about one family’s transformation, with almost all of…

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CLIMATE ONE: Two Hemispheres, One Story: Reporting on Rising Seas
CLIMATE ONE: Two Hemispheres, One Story: Reporting on Rising Seas

Twenty of the world’s richest countries – mostly in the Global North – are responsible for 80 percent of the carbon pollution that’s driving extreme …

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Chris Miller: Chip War and the Battle Between the United States and China
Chris Miller: Chip War and the Battle Between the United States and China

From microwaves to missiles, smartphones to the stock market, our world is increasingly dependent on microchip technology. According to Chris Miller,…

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Brewster Kahle: Public Libraries and American Democracy
Brewster Kahle: Public Libraries and American Democracy

Since 18th century and pre-Constitution America, libraries have been a public space, a central repository where books could be borrowed, read and ret…

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Jeffrey Dahmer and the Deadly Legacy of Race and Homophobia
Jeffrey Dahmer and the Deadly Legacy of Race and Homophobia

The new Netflix miniseries Dahmer—Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story is one of the streaming service's most popular hits all around the world, telling…

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Poland at the Border of Putin's War Against Ukraine and the West
Poland at the Border of Putin's War Against Ukraine and the West

Poland is rapidly becoming the linchpin of the Western effort to defend Ukraine and deter Russia. The Polish-Ukrainian border, since the Russian inva…

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Humanities West Presents Mozart's Music
Humanities West Presents Mozart's Music

Humanities West presents a performance, and an elucidation, of Mozart’s String Quintet in G minor, K. 516, composed in Vienna in 1787. It is widely c…

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