14th Anniversary Dinner
Vineyards Country Club 400 Vineyards Boulevard, Naples, FLA fun evening of mingling and camaraderie
A fun evening of mingling and camaraderie
Moderator: Arthur Sissman
Moderator: Joanne Huskey
Moderated by Robert Leher
Moderator: Dr. John Psaras
Moderator: Dr. John Psaras
Moderator: Dr. Michael Palmer
Moderator: Dr. John Psaras
Moderator: Richard Price
Moderator: Carole Leher
Moderator: Allen Malnak, MD
Moderator: Dr. John Psaras
Moderated by Jeanne Goldberg MD
Moderator: Alan Van Egmond
Moderator: Alan Van Egmond
Moderator: Dr. John Psaras
Moderated by Joanne Huskey
Moderated by Dr. John Psaras
Dr. Charles Kupchella, former President of the University of North Dakota
John King, Esq. - Foreign Service Officer (ret.), U/S. Department of State
Vourla Cafe is welcoming us with open arms and is excited to have our group! A wide variety of freshly homemade Mediterranean food will be served family style at the ...
The seeds of the Second World War were sown by the First. We will review the root causes of our "first" Civil War (actually we have already had several -- some even before the Revolutionary War which was also a Civil War) and how our system of government failed to keep the Civil War from happening.
Carole Leher, Member of the Board of Directors, Center for Critical Thinking
Emeritus Board member, Robert C. Leher, will be moderating our discussion and offering his thoughts regarding the multiple changes that Covid-19 suddenly interjected into our lives.
Noted filmmaker, activist, environmentalist and current Collier County Waterkeeper, K.C. Schulberg addresses the climate crisis both from a global perspective and how it impacts SWFL.
Public Education - Who Should Run our Public Schools? - Locals, Parents, or Educators? Who controls the curriculum and Social Agenda? Understanding the mass exodus for teachers and support staff? ...
Election Recap: We have gone from Purple to Red. Now what? What will the impacts be from our local and state elections?
Speaker: Dr. Judith Hushon
We will gather on ZOOM at 3:30 p.m. To reserve a space, please contact Carole Leher at celeher@earthlink.ne
Speaker: Harvey Oriel
Bringing his cosmic perspective to civilization on Earth, author Neil deGrasse Tyson shines new light on the crucial fault lines of our time – war, politics, religion, truth, beauty, gender , and race – in a way that stimulates a deeper sense of unity for us all.
Author Ty Seidule grew up revering Robert E. Lee. Now, as a retired Brigadier General and Professor Emeritus of History at West Point, his view has radically changed. Part history lecture, part meditation on the Civil War and its fallout, and part memoir, this book challenges the deeply held legends and myths of the Confederacy.
While a little biased, neuroscientists believe the human brain is the most complex thing in the known universe. How is it that this three-pound mass can figure out how to successfully transplant a heart and then get stumped with a simple math problem? How is it that we can remember words of songs and then forget where we put the TV remote? Ever wonder how the letters FOX or CNN can turn the critical thinkers into biased haters? Our brain can lead us to do great things and then turn around and make us do things we regret. Join Dr. Steve Robbins for an insightful and fun look at how we might do more of the former and less of the latter.