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When Women Return from Combat  March 19, 2012
Kim_Olson

What challenges do women veterans face as they transition from active duty and life in combat zones to civilian life back home?

Conflict Resolution and Transformational Change  March 15, 2012
Rabbi Michael Lerner

Will there ever be a way forward in Israeli-Palestinian relations and how can acknowledgement and respect of the other side in any conflict lead to more positive change?

The Gay Writers Who Changed America  March 15, 2012
bram_eminent outlaws_web

How did the post-World War II generation of gay writers influence, literature, culture, and society?

Human Rights in North Texas  March 14, 2012
Holston

What are the greatest challenges for immigrants applying for asylum in North Texas and what are the options for indigent immigrant women and children trying to escape their abusers?

Habits, Life, and Business  March 14, 2012
Habit

What causes a behavior to become a habit? Why are good habits so hard to develop and how are marketers and corporations capitalizing on our habits?

Alzheimer’s Today and Tomorrow  March 13, 2012
Dr. Roger Rosenberg

Will there ever be a cure for Alzheimer’s and how is our understanding of the disease changing as research progresses?

I Was a Warehouse Wage Slave  March 13, 2012
mac mcclelland

Sure, shopping online is convenient and cost-effective, but what’s the work-day like for the people who process and ship our millions and millions of on-line orders?

Swindles, Cons, and Grifters  March 12, 2012
The Mark Inside

Why do confidence scams work?

Neuroscience and the Good Life  March 12, 2012

Is it possible to program ourselves to be happy?

Americans in Paris  March 8, 2012

Why did many Americans choose to travel to Paris between 1830 and 1900 and how did their experiences there influence life back home in the States?

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