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Elon Musk and Others Ask, “Do You Trust This Computer?”
Guess what the answer is
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Daphne Howland
August 15, 2018
Film
Tolerance Is Good, but This Movie About Tolerance Is Not
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Daphne Howland
August 8, 2018
Film
Six Families Learn to Embrace Difference in “Far From the Tree”
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Daphne Howland
July 18, 2018
Film
“The Doctor From India” Paints a Flattering Portrait of the Man Who Brought Ayurveda to the U.S.
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Daphne Howland
May 30, 2018
Film
Documentary “The Most Unknown” Is an Urgent Plea for Scientific Curiosity
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Daphne Howland
May 16, 2018
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“What Haunts Us” Digs Into the Troubling Truth of an Abusive Coach
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Daphne Howland
May 11, 2018
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Looking for Stories and Music in the Pilgrimage Doc “Strangers on the Earth”
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Daphne Howland
May 2, 2018
Film
“The Test & the Art of Thinking”: The Problem With College Entrance Exams
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Daphne Howland
April 24, 2018
Film
Meet Palestine’s First Female Sharia Law Judge
Erika Cohn’s “The Judge” offers a documentary portrait of a surprising pioneer
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Daphne Howland
April 11, 2018
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“The Heart of Nuba”: A Heroic Doctor Fights Against Brutal Odds in Sudan
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Daphne Howland
April 4, 2018
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