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Darwin's theory: Hard to swallow, then and now
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Exorcising toxic Trump: An intentional alternative in our back yard?
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The Past Is Never Dead: On intergenerational trauma
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The graphically degenerated seal on our current wallet cards One of the Monday Evening Club's longstanding traditions is that the Secret...
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Robert Maurice Henderson passed away in Lenox, Massachusetts, on October 16, 2017, the morning of his 68th wedding anniversary. Wife, Aleva,...
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Photo by Alberto Biscalchin , used under Creative Commons Licens Presented to the Club on Monday evening, Dec. 4, 2017 by William P. Densmor...
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Presented to the Club on Monday Evening, January 14, 2013 by Robert G. Anderson We are celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation...
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Photo by Rick Eh? — Used under Creative Commons License Presented to the Club on Monday evening, December 15, 2003 by William A. Selke In M...
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The Club's members on the stairs of the Thaddeus Clapp House in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, during the celebration of the Club's 140...
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This column by Richard Nunley (a Club member emeritus who now lives in Portland, Oregon) was published in The Berkshire Eagle (Pittsfield,...
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This is the fourth post in a series on the historic membership roster of the Club. These posts may be updated as additional biographical inf...
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Click for larger view Presented to the Club by Martin C. Langeveld on May 16, 2011 From December 7, 1941, until August 1945, the personifica...
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Presented to the Club by William A. Selke on Monday evening, March 21, 2011 It was on "The hair of my chin," his beard, that the l...
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