Great Books: Great Conversations I
Wednesday, June 20
7:30 - 9:00 PM
Room 507
Sigmund Freud, Thoughts for the Times on War and Death.
Thursday Writing Workshop
Thursday, June 21
7:00 - 9:00 PM
Room 508
Ethics on the Air - (WBAI-99.5 FM)
Friday, June 22
11:00 AM
Featuring Dr. Arthur Dobrin on Raising Moral Children. For more
Audio of Ethics on the Air: June 22, 2007
WBAI - Dobrin - Moral Child
Ethics in the City - Spring Members Retreat
Saturday, June 23
9:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Ceremonial Hall - 4th Floor
For more information call Suzy Frazer at 212-874-5210, ext. 113.
Sunday Meeting, June 24
No 10:00 a.m. program today
Sunday School - Ethics for Children - Will resume again in September
Sunday Meeting - 11:15 a.m. - Concert Hall
"The Blessed Land of Freedom"
Tony Hileman, Senior Leader
Carol Nadell Van Deusen Presides
Afternoon Activities - 1:45 p.m. - Room 514
Life With Health: Thinking About Bioethics-Inmaculada de Melo-Martin, Ph.D., of the Division of Medical Ethics at Weill Cornell Medical College, will speak on the advance of contemporary biomedical science. Dr. de Melo-Martin will discuss some of the ethical concerns that arise in relation to biomedical sciences and technologies. She will also focus on some of the ethical arguments presented for and against human cloning and stem cell research. Jacqueline Pope presides.
Video of today's event: June 24, 2007
Hileman - Blessed Land of Freedom
The Joy of Personal Writing
Monday, June 25
6:30 - 8:30 PM
Ethical Culture Today?
Wednesday, June 27
6:00 - 8:00 PM
Room 508
Informal discussion group to explore issues of ethical behavior in our lives. The group meets on the fourth Wednesday of each month. Paul Berman and Carol Rost preside. All are welcome. Call Paul at 561-512-7116 for more information.
Ethics and the Theater
Wednesday, June 27
7:00 - 9:00 PM
Ceremonial Hall - 4th Floor
Ethics and the Theater will present Wendy Wasserstein�s The Heidi Chronicles. This play takes a wry, funny, and astringent look at how strong, talented women cope with what is still, in many respects, a man�s world. Through Heidi, an art history professor whose passion is bringing underappreciated female artists the attention and appreciation they deserve, Wasserstein, a prolific commendator on American society gives us an at times hysterically funny but always unsentimental portrayal of antiwar activism, the women�s liberation movement, the AIDS crisis, and the limitations of both marriage and sisterhood.
Member Barry Snider directs. The cast: Betsy Ungar, Mark Hofmaier, Susanna Frazer, Scott Willett, Jennifer Fouche, Linda Moody, Amber Doswell, Gemma Fearn, Caroline Gaynor, Tonia Mueller, Jonathan Schlieman, and Camilla Maxwell.
Pat Berens will lead a group discussion on the ethical issues raised in the play. Suggested donation: members $5; nonmembers $10.
