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Columbia University

Columbia University Libraries: Notable New Yorkers: Frances Perkins

9th - 10th
On this website you can read and hear interviews with Frances Perkins which cover her advocacy to give governmental protection to the working class. The interviews were conducted as part of Columbia University's Oral History project.
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Stanford University

Stanford University: King Institute: Encyclopedia: "I Have a Dream" Speech

9th - 10th
Archival audio version of King's "I Have a Dream" speech, with transcripts available in multiple languages.
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American Public Media

Say It Plain: Marcus Garvey

9th - 10th
Marcus Garvey was a riveting figure in African American politics in the 1920s. Read about his ideas and disappointments before listening to one of his speeches in which he explained the mission of the Universal Negro Improvement...
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Science Friday Initiative

Science Friday: Adam Riess: One Cosmic Puzzle Solved, Many to Go

9th - 10th
Nobel Prize-winning astrophysicist Adam Riess discusses the mysterious force known as dark energy in this audio recording. Learn how he believes this dark energy is accelerating the expansion of the universe. [22:36]
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Science Friday Initiative

Science Friday: Archaeologists Revisit Iraq

9th - 10th
Stony Brook University archaeologist Elizabeth Stone describes her recent trip to Iraq.
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Science Friday Initiative

Science Friday: Hurricane Sandy Claims Thousands of Nyu Lab Mice

9th - 10th
One of the casualties of Hurricane Sandy was the death of thousands of lab mice due to flooding at New York University. What impact on important scientific research will this have? For example, mice are critical in brain research. Aired...
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Science Friday Initiative

Science Friday: Life, but Not as We Know It

9th - 10th
Researchers report that they've found a strain of bacteria that can swap arsenic for the element phosphorus in its metabolism -- even incorporating arsenic into its DNA.