Past Evenings of Conversation at Elmbrook

Speaker	Topic
Prof. Hadley Arkes Amherst College	In Defense of Human Life: Cultural and Legal Strategies
Dwight Blaha Former US Navy Lieutenant	Life Aboard a Nuclear Submarine
Prof. Howard Bromberg Harvard Law School Professor	Common Law, Law School & Natural Law
Prof. Joe Butera Providence College	Human Cloning
Joshua Davey Student at Harvard Law School	My Perspective on Locke v. Davey
Prof. Dwight Duncan Southern New England School of Law	Understanding American Catholicism
Niall Ferguson Professor of History and Business at Harvard College and Harvard Business School	The War of the World: A New History of the 20^th Century
Prof. David Gallagher	Truth and Tolerance in a Pluralist Culture
Prof. Howard Gardner Professor in Cognition and Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education	Can Good Work Exist in a Market-Drenched World?
Prof. Luis Giron-Negron Harvard  Professor of Romance Languages and Literature	Poetry of the Spanish Middle Ages
James Hankins Renaissance Scholar and History Professor at Harvard	Brining New Life to Old Classics: The I Tatti Renaissance Library
Dave Holzweiss Director, Crotona Achievement Program
Prof. Thomas Howard	C.S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien
Michael Kelly Editor, Atlantic Monthly	Pacifism in the Wake of Terrorism
Robert Kiely Harvard Professor of English Literature	Herman Melville
Fr. Roger Landry Harvard Graduate	Sex, Dating and Marriage: The Wisdom of John Paul II
Peter Lubin Former Harvard Fellow	Middle East Terrorism
Prof. Harvey Mansfield Harvard Professor of Government	Tocqueville's Democracy in America
Prof. David Mindell MIT Professor of Astrophysics	Technology, Archaeology and the Deep Sea
Archbishop Sean O'Malley Archdiocese of Boston	Youth, Vocation, and Evangelization
Prof. Lino Pertile Harvard  Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures,  Master of Eliot House	Dante’s Cosmos
Ted Piepenbrock MIT Civil Engineer, formerly Ove-Arup Partners	On-site at the World Trade Center Response
Prof. Kevin Ryan Boston University	Providing a Moral Vision in Today's Universities
Greg Wayland TV Anchor, New England Cable News	Lessons from the Field: A TV Anchor Covers a Pope's Death
Prof. Richard Thomas Harvard  Professor of Greek and Latin, Classics Dept. Chair	Virgil and Dryden
Prof. Gerard Wegemer University of Dallas	The Making of Thomas More
Prof. Paul Weiler Harvard Law School	Moral and Legal Issues in the Entertainment and Sports Industries