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This overview of Bridges to the Future highlights the 2009-2010 theme, "China Rising." This speaker series explores a wide-variety of topics and issues,… -
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This video features a panel discussion of three prominent educators, Principal Michael Johnston, Former Superintendent Jerry Wartgow, and Middle School Teacher Jen… -
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Professor Wang Gungwu is a scholar of Chinese history and culture. Gungwu explains that understanding culture in modern society is difficulty, however in China,… -
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Steven Berlin Johnson, popular science author and contributing editor to Wired magazine, discusses why every type of media is valuable to learning. Johnson contends for… -
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Richard Clarke, Former White House Counter-Terrorism Czar and Chairman of Good Harbor Consulting, LLC, explores how society has changed post-9/11. Clarke reflects on the… -
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Fawaz Gerges, a Middle East expert, gives a talks featuring two themes: the broken Middle East and the War on Terror. He explores what has happen in the last ten years… -
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Eliza Griswold is an award-winning journalist and reports on religion, conflict, and human rights. Recently examined Christianity and Islam in Africa and Asia in her… -
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In this Bridges to the Future video, Ray Suarez speaks on the role of religion in the 2012 campaign season. Ray Suarez, correspondent for PBS' NewsHour, told the… -
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ABC News Correspondent Martha Raddatz discussed her thorough preparations for moderating the 2012 vice presidential debate, her pride in becoming a role model for… -
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Olympia Jean Snowe is a former United States Senator from Maine and a member of the Republican Party. At this event, she discusses how politicians in recent history have… -
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Citizens of every culture and religion must act locally to support the paradigm shift necessary to mitigate global conflict, according to Marc Gopin, author of… -
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Keynote speaker: Susan Schulten, professor of history at the University of Denver, and contributor to the "Disunion" series in the New York Times Congress… -
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Oct. 10, 2011: In his season-opening speech, "American Politics and Issues: The Economic Outlook," Erskine Bowles, former Chief of Staff for President Bill… -
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Feb. 2, 2012: While the United States is the most powerful nation in the world, it can't ignore the importance of cultivating strong international… -
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Higher education is facing a period of great change. Technology, demographic changes, costs that consistently outstrip inflation, growing price resistance from parents… -
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Eliza Griswold (born February 9, 1973) is an award-winning American journalist and poet. She is a fellow at the New America Foundation and won a 2010 Rome Prize from the…
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