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Pacific Northwest Earthquakes
06/10/2012
Dr. Charlene Montierth

This is a presentation about earthquakes by Dr. Charlene Montierth. Charlene is a professor and head of the Geology Department at Clark College. In 2001, she earned a Ph.D. in geology from the University of Oregon, where she did research on Hawaiian volcanoes. In 2003, she received the college’s Exceptional Faculty Award for her energy and commitment to student success.

The New Nazis
06/03/2012
Professor Randy Blazak

This program, given by Professor Randy Blazak, concerns the psychology and sociology of Neo-Nazis, racism, and hate-crimes. Blazak is a sociologist at Portland State University who has studied white supremacy groups in depth.

Nazi Occupation in the Netherlands
05/27/2012
Dr. Pieter Rol

This is a special program. It tells of memories of the Nazi Occupation of the Netherlands during World War II. It was presented by Dr Pieter Rol, Professor Emeritus of Physics at Portland State University. Dr. Rol wrote: “My presentation is not a balanced historical essay, but it describes the experiences of a teenager during the five-year occupation of the Netherlands by the Nazis, as remembered by an eighty-four year old man. During those years, I lived with my family in a rural area about twenty miles north of Amsterdam and attended high school in a nearby town (when possible).”

Evolution
05/20/2012
Dr. Duane Ray

This is Part 5 of a 5-part science series prepared by Dr. Duane Ray. “Dusty fossils indicate things past. Gaps in knowledge abound. The structure of DNA was discovered and subsequent study outlines in great detail the mechanism of evolution and enlightens our understanding of life processes and how they work. The action of DNA is simple in concept but complicated in the details. Complete understanding is just a matter of time. What will the future bring?”

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