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What We Want You to Know
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11/14/25: UMass Profs Steve Sireci (Dir, Ctr for Educ Assessment) & Max Page (MTA Pres): what tests make sense. Lt-Col John Paradis(ret), Catie Foertsch (Dir), Tommy Furlong (Ex Prod) : the film “What I Want You to Know”- about our veterans and our wars. Nell Bernstein, author of “In Our Future We are Free—the Dismantling of the Youth Prison—an Astonishing Story of Resistance and Change.” Melanie Slabaugh: the upcoming story slam at Bombyx. ArtBeat w/Donnabelle Casis and William Baczek: “The Road Not Taken” –an extraordinary exhibit of Chie Yosii’s work.

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