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Uncovering the New World Columbus Created  August 16, 2012
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How does Columbus’ famous 15th Century arrival in the New World continue to reverberate in our political and social disputes today?

Life After Murder  August 15, 2012
Nancy Mullane

Can a convicted murderer be redeemed in the eyes of society and the friends and families of their victims?

Global Weirdness  August 15, 2012
Global Weirdness

How does our current weather reflect on-going climate-change and what should we expect in the future?

Tales of Love, War, Genius, and DNA  August 14, 2012
Sam Kean

How many great and forgotten stories are hidden inside a strand of human DNA?

Privacy  August 14, 2012
Garret Keizer 2

How important is your privacy and what role does the privilege of privacy play in our ever-evolving democratic society?

Behind the Scenes of KOOZA  August 13, 2012
KOOZA

What’s it like behind the scenes at a Cirque du Soleil performance?

China’s Race for Resources  August 13, 2012
Dambisa Moyo

Which country will control the earth’s limited resources in the future?

Francis Scott Key and the Forgotten Washington Race Riot of 1835  August 9, 2012
Snow-Storm in August

What role did “The Star-Spangled Banner” lyricist Francis Scott Key play in preserving slavery?

Life After Wounded Knee  August 9, 2012
Riders take a break during a day of activities to mark the 1876 defeat of Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer. © Aaron Huey

What has become of the tribal customs, language, and beliefs of the Oglala Lakota people of the pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota?

Busting Myths about Human Nature  August 8, 2012
Agustín Fuentes

What are the biggest misconceptions about human nature and gender differences and what does science have to say about them?

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