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Great Decision lectures begin in March

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Indiana University Columbus and Mill Race Center will present eight Great Decisions discussion events over the next two months, starting March 6, 6:30-8:30 p.m., at Mill Race Center with “International Cooperation on Climate Change.” Continue reading at The Republic News.

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Great Decisions lecture touches on foreign policy at a crossroads

WILLIAMSBURG — The most popular speaker of the League of Women Voters-Williamsburg area returned this week for his 14th Great Decisions appearance and delivered blunt remarks on the future of America’s foreign policy. Retired Army Col. Larry Wilkerson began his presentation Tuesday by reminding the audience of a story about Benjamin Franklin. When Franklin came out of the Constitutional Convention meeting, he was asked what kind of government ha…

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Great Decision lectures begin in March

Indiana University Columbus and Mill Race Center will present eight Great Decisions discussion events over the next two months, starting March 6, 6:30-8:30 p.m., at Mill Race Center with “International Cooperation on Climate Change.” Continue reading at The Republic News.

4 days ago·Columbus, United States

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