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This WXII Oregon radio interviewer asked Howard Dean some tough questions. It's clear to me that Dean's centered, intelligent responses stem from a deep, intuitive and moral knowledge.

I found the article "Evolutionary Theories of Aging and Longevity", to be engrossing. Especially the part about "testing theories of programmed death". It presents an understanting of biology and evolution in terms that a layman can understand.

I'm hosting a Dean outreach event on Sept 13th in Washington Sq. Park, NY. Please sign up and help out. I can't do it alone.
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Thursday, September 04, 2003

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This WXII Oregon radio interviewer asked Howard Dean some tough questions. It's clear to me that Dean's centered, intelligent responses stem from a deep, intuitive and moral knowledge.

I found the article "Evolutionary Theories of Aging and Longevity", to be engrossing. Especially the part about "testing theories of programmed death". It presents an understanting of biology and evolution in terms that a layman can understand.

I'm hosting a Dean outreach event on Sept 13th in Washington Sq. Park, NY. Please sign up and help out. I can't do it alone.

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