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| July 6 | DON BURNESS | |
Taking Care of Mary-Lou |
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| Burness, poet and author of many books on African literature and culture who taught at Franklin Pierce University for 33 years, has been the caretaker for his wife Mary-Lou, disabled by serious illness, since 2007. |
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| July 13 | NANCY GERTNER | |
| Fragile Gains: A Woman’s Improbable Journey from a Brooklyn Tenement, through Advocacy, to a Federal Judgeship | ||
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| July 20 | BONNIE HARRIS | |
What’s Parenting Got to Do with It? |
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| July 27 | MARGARET E. WARD and NELSON WARD de WITT | |
| Finding Family in the Aftermath of El Salvador's Civil War: Mysteries-Discoveries-Reflections | ||
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| August 3 | ROBERT WEINBURG | |
| Cancer: Origins and Treatment of Cancer; Where Are We Headed? | ||
Weinberg, Professor of Biology at MIT and Member of the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research, has carried out research on the origins of cancer for more than three decades and has written several books on the subject. |
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| August 10 | KATHERINE HOFFMAN | |
| Through the Lens: Alfred Stieglitz and His Fight for the Role of Photography as a Fine Art | ||
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| August 17 | PHILIP GOUREVITCH | |
Crime Scenes & Aftermaths: Reckoning with Survival after Genocide |
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