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Justice: A Journey in Moral Reasoning Hundreds of students pack Harvard's Sanders Theater for Michael Sandel's "Justice" course—an introduction to moral and political philosophy. In a project to extend the reach of this legendary course, Harvard has created a film that takes you inside the classroom. Come join the lively exchange of ideas as Sandel and his students grapple with hard questions of ethics and civic life. |
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A sterling panel discussion that explores the real life stories of the sportsmen and women, administrators and coaches who have helped imbue the Olympics with the humanistic spirit for which it is known for today. |
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Fifty years in Media: Changes in Journalism The last fifty years have seen a major transformation in the media landscape, brought upon by technological innovation, changes in society and conglomeration in the media industry. Eight distinguished journalists from the Class of '55 discuss about what those changes are and how they have affected news. |
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In the war zone: How does gender matter? Throughout human history, war has been seen as a gendered activity, one that separates men and women into more sharply defined roles than almost any other undertaking. Twenty scholars from around the world explore the core human activity of war making, drawing on their diverse personal and professional experiences and injecting a perspective on gender roles into the discussion. |
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International Relations: New approaches in a complex world The rapid advances in technology and communication, the observed rise in religious consciousness and the economic rise of China, over the past decade have created unique challenges and opportunities for the world community. Top scholars from around the country dissect some of the most important issues facing us today as a way to explore new approaches to solving these issues in an increasingly complex world. |
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Arts First: An Evening with Yo-Yo Ma Renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma ‘76 stars in this ARTS FIRST program, featuring a conversation between John Lithgow and Mr. Ma, a breathtaking performance of Bach's First Suite for Solo Cello by Mr. Ma, a student quintet, and the Harvard Arts Medal presentation. |
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Innovations and Reflections: Harvard's Class of 1954 Called by the Boston Globe “Harvard’s greatest class,” join Harvard’s Class of 1954 in memorable discussion, insight, and lively debate featuring leaders in politics, literature, finance, and science and medicine. |
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This Harvard Alumni College presentation features a compilation video of the 2004 Boston Red Sox World Series victory parade, as well as interviews with Boston Red Sox players, management, and fans as they celebrate their first World Series win since 1918. |
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Changing Habitats...Vanishing Species This symposium, a presentation of the Harvard Museum of Natural History, is a scientific discussion of how environments are changing and why species are being lost. Presentations discuss the root causes, including climate and land use change, and their impact on species' habitats. |
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Reproductive Health in the 21st Century This conference examines a broad array of issues surrounding reproductive health and features panels of distinguished physicians, scholars, and health policy advocates discussing the scientific, ethical, and social dimensions of medical and technological advances in the field and their global implications. |
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Brown v. Board of Education: Looking Back, Looking Forward Harvard University celebrates the 50th anniversary of the landmark United States Supreme Court civil rights case, Brown v. Board of Education, with panel discussions sponsored by Harvard Law School and the Harvard Graduate School of Education. |
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Oliver Cromwell: Commoner to Lord Protector Explore the events surrounding Cromwell's rise to power as a military and political leader of 17th century England. Through an energetic lecture, battle maps and timeline, learn why Cromwell still captures the imagination |
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