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| A New United Nations for the 21st CenturyGillian Sorenson argues that 'Even superpowers need friends.' To fight those crises -- like terrorism, epidemics, flows of refugees -- which cross borders without passports, the U.N. must serve as the ... Beyond the Hype: Trafficked Persons to the United States Rebuild Their LivesDenise Brennan, Ph.D. examines how individuals, held in forced labor or servitude in the United States, rebuild their lives. She argues that the living conditions and work lives of men and women who q ... Blues BiologyInfluenced by the power of music, blues musician Corey Harris entertains and educates at UVA’s Medical Center Hour. Harris takes a look at how blues music seems to help people relieve stress and suf ... Blues BiologyInfluenced by the power of music, blues musician Corey Harris entertains and educates at UVA’s Medical Center Hour. Harris takes a look at how blues music seems to help people relieve stress and suf ... Class, Race, Politics and the Future of the Labor MovementPresident & CEO of the TransAfrica Forum, Bill Fletcher explores class, race, politics and the future of the Labor Movement. ... Deadly Arsenals: How Did Things Get so BadAn up-to-date and comprehensive assessment of global proliferation dangers. ... Explorations in Black Leadership: Anthony A. WilliamsNAACP Executive Chairman Julian Bond interviews Washington, D.C., Mayor Anthony A. Williams. Williams shares his views on a number of topics, including how Brown v. Board of Education has affected edu ... Explorations in Black Leadership: Carol Moseley BraunPart of the Explorations in Black Leadership series, Julian Bond sits down with Carol Moseley Braun. ... Homeless and Poor in America: Implications for Health and Health CareOne in four Americans live in poverty and 2.5-3.3 million Americans spend the night in a homeless shelter every year. Dr. Kim Hopper and author Barbara Ehrenreich discuss the effects of homelessness o ... Homeless and Poor in America: Implications for Health and Health CareOne in four Americans live in poverty and 2.5-3.3 million Americans spend the night in a homeless shelter every year. Dr. Kim Hopper and author Barbara Ehrenreich discuss the effects of homelessness o ... How Secure is the Homeland?William Pope, who most recently served as acting coordinator for counterterrorism reporting directly to the secretary and deputy secretary of state, has been posted to such locations as Rome, The Hagu ... How Secure is the Homeland?William Pope, who most recently served as acting coordinator for counterterrorism reporting directly to the secretary and deputy secretary of state, has been posted to such locations as Rome, The Hagu ... How the Earthquake Bird Got its Name and Other Tales of an Unbalanced NatureH. H. ('Hank') Shugart, Jr., Ph.D. presents examples of animal parables with Kiplingesque titles, such as 'How the Earthquake Bird got its Name' or the 'The Wolf that was Woman's Best Friend'. As a sy ... How the Earthquake Bird Got its Name and Other Tales of an Unbalanced NatureH. H. ('Hank') Shugart, Jr., Ph.D. presents examples of animal parables with Kiplingesque titles, such as 'How the Earthquake Bird got its Name' or the 'The Wolf that was Woman's Best Friend'. As a sy ... Human Experimentation: From Tuskegee 1932 to TodayMary Starke Harper is the last surviving member of the health care team that conducted the famous Tuskegee Syphilis Study. Starting as a student nurse at the Tuskegee Institute, her experiences inspir ... Human Experimentation: From Tuskegee 1932 to TodayMary Starke Harper is the last surviving member of the health care team that conducted the famous Tuskegee Syphilis Study. Starting as a student nurse at the Tuskegee Institute, her experiences inspir ... Is There an Ethicist in the House? On the Cutting Edge of BioethicsIn a crisis, it's not unusual to hear the panicked cry: 'Is there a doctor in the house?' Much less likely is an anguished: 'Is there a philosopher in the house?' But Jonathan D. Moreno, a distinguish ... Is There an Ethicist in the House? On the Cutting Edge of BioethicsIn a crisis, it's not unusual to hear the panicked cry: 'Is there a doctor in the house?' Much less likely is an anguished: 'Is there a philosopher in the house?' But Jonathan D. Moreno, a distinguish ... Keynote Speaker: Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration, UVAFormer Black Panther Party Leader, Elaine Brown, gives the Keynote Address at the University of Virginia's 2005 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration. ... Love and Hate in JamestownDavid Price shows in his book 'Love and Hate in Jamestown: John Smith, Pocahontas, and the Heart of a New Nation', the rawest of emotions laying at the center of the encounter between the English and ... Love and Hate in JamestownDavid Price shows in his book 'Love and Hate in Jamestown: John Smith, Pocahontas, and the Heart of a New Nation', the rawest of emotions laying at the center of the encounter between the English and ... Never Ask PermissionAuthor Mary Buford Hitz talks about her mother, southern dame Elisabeth Scott Bocock, in a new book 'Never Ask Permission.' Bocock revitalized Richmond, Virginia by 'never asking permission' when it c ... Never Ask PermissionAuthor Mary Buford Hitz talks about her mother, southern dame Elisabeth Scott Bocock, in a new book 'Never Ask Permission.' Bocock revitalized Richmond, Virginia by 'never asking permission' when it c ... Rape and ProsecutionEx-Chief Prosecutor of the Sex Crimes Unit of the New York District Attorney's Office, Linda Fairstein discusses effective prosecution approaches in cases of rape, especially acquaintance sexual assau ... Report From the Ukraine: Was the Presidential Election Fair?James M. Heilman, veteran international elections observer, has consulted on many political contests around the world including Serbia and Afghanistan. Mr. Heilman speaks about his involvement in the ... Song and Dance: PoemsRanging through memories old and recent, factual and imagined, Alan Shapiro celebrates his brother David, a Broadway actor diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer just three years after their sister's ... Song and Dance: PoemsRanging through memories old and recent, factual and imagined, Alan Shapiro celebrates his brother David, a Broadway actor diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer just three years after their sister's ... Space Travel - A Dream Come TrueCitizen space explorer Gregory H. Olsen discusses his recent 10-day mission to the International Space Station. A graduate of UVA's School of Engineering, Mr. Olsen had the chance to travel more than ... Teacher: The One Who Made a Difference'Mark Edmundson's “Teacher” is a memoir of a high school teacher who believed in reading books and asking questions. Edmundson recounted this teacher, called Lears in the book, was not only a majo ... Teacher: The One Who Made a Difference'Mark Edmundson's “Teacher” is a memoir of a high school teacher who believed in reading books and asking questions. Edmundson recounted this teacher, called Lears in the book, was not only a majo ... The Economist as Sleuth and the Economist as NovelistThe mystery novel was invented at the University of Virginia by one of the UVa's most famous former students, Edgar Allen Poe. Kenneth G. Elzinga, a professor of economics at the University, has conti ... The Next New Orleans?What does the future hold for New Orleans? Two UVA professors examine the past, and the outlook, of this historic city. Dell Upton, architectural historian, discusses earlier New Orleans floods, and t ... The Watoto Village: Nairobi Street ChildrenWhat happens to homeless children in Kenya, with an estimated 60,000 of them in Nairobi alone? They rarely live past their mid-twenties, and survive by begging, stealing, pick pocketing, scavenging th ... Through the Kaleidoscope: Multiple Views in Fiction and PaintingHow is the work of a celebrated fiction writer incorporated into the art of her husband, America's leading muralist? Ann Beattie, author of seven novels, including 'The Doctor's House' (2002), is perh ... UVa's 2005 Distinguished AlumnaDenise Geolot discusses her career, looking at federal programs that address the nursing shortage, and how U.Va. prepared her for taking on leadership roles. ... What's the Matter with Kansas? How Conservatives Won the Heart of AmericaUniversity of Virginia alumnus Thomas Frank considers the strategy by which over the last 35 years the 'Republicans have transformed themselves from an aristocratic minority into the nation's dominant ... What's the Matter with Kansas? How Conservatives Won the Heart of AmericaUniversity of Virginia alumnus Thomas Frank considers the strategy by which over the last 35 years the 'Republicans have transformed themselves from an aristocratic minority into the nation's dominant ... |
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