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From Kenny Berkowitz July 28, 2020
379 playsIn 1964, Barry Goldwater lost the presidential election to Lyndon Johnson. At the time, most observers thought it was a “one-off.” Fifty-two years later,… -
From Kenny Berkowitz July 16, 2020
187 playsJoin Jennifer Gioffre Todd and David Todd on a photographic tour as we explore our most familiar surroundings in a new light. Together we’ll go room by room and… -
From Kenny Berkowitz June 23, 2021
128 playsAt the end of the 19th century, the international style known as Art Nouveau spread across the fields of art, architecture, illustration, and applied art, especially… -
From Kenny Berkowitz November 24, 2020
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From Kenny Berkowitz July 11, 2020
230 playsThrough pandemics, wars, recessions, and civil unrest, Cornell University has survived more than 150 years of history and emerged a stronger institution. Learn about how… -
From Kenny Berkowitz July 30, 2020
288 playsLearn the basics of Cuban partner and freestyle dance, including Son, Salsa, Cha Cha Cha, Rumba and Conga-Comparsa. We’ll break down the rhythms of Clave and the… -
From Kenny Berkowitz July 13, 2020
154 playsOften it seems that we are asked to choose between public health and economic health. However, biologists collaborating with economists have discovered that economic… -
From Kenny Berkowitz July 21, 2020
471 playsEach summer for CAU, paleontologist Warren Allmon leads the popular class that treks through the spectacular, fossil-filled gorges of the Finger Lakes. From the comfort… -
From Kenny Berkowitz July 10, 2020
472 playsThe Hubble Space Telescope was launched into orbit on April 24, 1990. We’ll review some of the most enigmatic images taken with HST over the last 30 years; explore… -
From Kenny Berkowitz May 11, 2022
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From Kenny Berkowitz January 21, 2021
335 playsThis webinar will consider how Jewish identity is made visible (or rendered invisible) in American cinema. Investigate the historical and cultural factors that have… -
From Kenny Berkowitz October 28, 2021
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From Kenny Berkowitz July 28, 2020
154 playsPlants have served as medicinal agents since the beginning of civilization and are still critical constituents of modern drugs or templates for synthetic molecules used… -
From Kenny Berkowitz July 10, 2020
304 playsThe Finger Lakes are full of great natural history, and summer is an especially good time to explore outdoors. In this webinar, we’ll investigate some of the… -
From Kenny Berkowitz July 15, 2020
171 playsParticipants: Robert Frank, Juan Hinestroza, Gary Koretzky, and David Silbey The coronavirus has left an indelible imprint on the fabric of society and scholarship.…
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