For those of you interested in attending, the lecture will take place on February 6, at 12 noon, at the Harvard Club in New York City. This may be a good opportunity to speak up for the work of activists, such as Dr. Geiger, and to challenge the ideas of Dr. Satel. BOMB Dr. Jim Yamazaki, Professor of Pediatrics at UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles, discusses his book detailing his experiences as a Japanese-American doctor sent to Nagasaki in WWII to study the radiation effects on unborn children of survivors of the atomic bomb. As part of our Millennial Series, he looks at the threat of nuclear warfare, how attitudes have changed and what the future holds.
All programs are free and open to the public.
They're free, popcorn is usually on hand, local videomakers looking to screen their works are welcome to call the bookstore, and movie suggestions are always welcome. Prevent and Treat Mental Illness and Substance Abuse.