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EVOLUTION: Where are We from and Where are we Going?
Penny Chisholm, Martin Polz
Tue Jan 22 thru Fri Jan 25, 02:30-05:30pm, 48-316

No enrollment limit, no advance sign up
Participants welcome at individual sessions (series)

Evolution is one of the the most powerful ideas emerging from science, and one of the most misunderstood. Come see the highly acclaimed PBS (WGBH/NOVA) series on evolution, which first aired in October 2001. It is an 8 hour series (to be shown in 4, 2hr blocks, 1hr discussion after viewing) covering all dimensions of this profound phenomenon: Darwin's life and revolutionary theory; the origins of diversity and the emergence of humans; extinctions - past and present. What world will we leave to our descendants?; The evolutionary arms race and human health; The origins of sex; The emergence of the modern human mind and its consequences; The struggle between science and religion; ....and much more.
Web: http://web.mit.edu/chisholm/www/
Contact: Penny Chisholm, 48-425, x3-1771, chisholm@mit.edu
Sponsor: Biology
Latest update: 29-Nov-2001


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