Hayden to discuss knowledge, literacy in digital age
In 2003, the then-president of the American Library Association was named one of Ms. Magazine’s 10 “Women of the Year,”…
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Moore concludes Chautauqua Speaks with arts programming discussion
Chautauqua Institution‘s performing and visual arts programming will enter a transition phase this fall. After 25 years of leadership, vice president and director of programming Marty Merkley will retire at the end of September
Fallowses to share stories of American cities creating brighter futures for themselves
From the Atlantic to the Pacific, from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico and Mexican border, smaller towns…
Wilson to focus on gender and U.S. presidency in talk
When one woman runs for the presidency in the United States, the commentary is about style over substance. When two…
Pollster Madonna to consider 2016 election prospects, possibilities
As the season draws to a close, it is time for the Contemporary Issues Forum’s annual election update, sponsored by…
Comedic genius to share life stories in audience Q-and-A
In 1957, shortly before she stepped onto the stage for her second guest appearance on “The Ed Sullivan Show,” Carol Burnett learned that her New York City nightclub routine was the follow-up act to Elvis Presley. Since Presley had recently joined the Army, Sullivan had planned a spectacular salute.
Goldberg to discuss open online courses, international entrepreneurship
Although it may sound like a cow with a cough, the acronym “MOOC” stands for something even more substantive that…
Curry to discuss Women’s Movement in Southern history
U.S. history has minimized the role of women, particularly Southern women, until quite recently. Written largely by Caucasian-American men, American…
Rothfus to discuss bookstore’s dual mission
Earl Rothfus’ title — manager, Chautauqua Bookstore — is deceiving. While he does manage the bookstore year-round, he also oversees three seasonal stores and the 30 or so staff who keep all four going.
Arnet to discuss navigating career crossroads, running for office
For most people, making a big decision — such as whether to retire, change jobs, start a business or run for office — is difficult.
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