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Baccalaureate 1 1. How to Make Money and Find Love! Fredonia College, Fredonia, New York, May 20, 1978 3 2. Advice to Graduating Women (That All Men Should Know!) Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Georgia, May 15, 1999 17 3. How to Have Something Most Billionaires Don't Rice University, Houston, Texas, October 12, 2001 33 4. How Music Cures Our Ills (And There Are Lots of Them) Eastern Washington University, Spokane, Washington, April 17, 2004 41 5. What the "Ghost Dance" of the Native Americans and the French Painters Who Led the Cubist Movement Have in Common The University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, February 17, 1994 67 6. How I Learned From a Teacher What Artists Do Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York, May 8, 1994 83 7. Don't Forget Where You Come From Butler University, Indianapolis, Indiana, May 11, 1996 91 8. Why Social Justice Does More than Art to Nourish the American Dream State University of New York at Albany, May 20, 1972 97 9. How to be a Wise Guy or a Wise Girl* Southampton College, Jane 7, 1981 113 10. Why You Cant Stop Me From Speaking Ill of Thomas Jefferson The Indiana Civil Liberties Union (Now The American Civil Liberties Union Of Indiana), Indianapolis, Indiana, September 16, 2000 127 11. Pont Despair If You Never Went to College! On Receiving the Carl Sandburg Award, Chicago, Illinois, October 12, 2001 139 12. How I Got My First Job as a Reporter and Learned to write in a simple, direct way, while not getting a Degree in Anthropology* From An Unsentimenal Education: Writers and Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1995 147 13. Somebody should have told me not to join a fraternity* "If I Knew Then What I Know Now: Advice to the Class of '9-4 from Those Who Know Best," Cornell Magazine, May 1994 159 14. The Most Censored writer of his Time Defends the first Amendment* "The Idea Killers, "Playboy Magazine, January 1984 161 15. My Dog Likes Everybody, But Was Not Inspired By Ancient Greece and Rome or the Renaissance* "Why My Dog Is Not a Humanist," The Humanist, November/December 1992 171 Unstuck in Time-Quotes to Ponder 181 |
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