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April 15, 2008

Program Locations:

Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, Celeste Bartos Forum

Multimedia:

How to Be Good

For donors of $100 or more

How do we justify cheating on our taxes? How do we act when we find jewelry in the backseat of a cab? If we can reach a rough consensus on right and wrong, why don’t we all behave virtuously? Randy Cohen—author of the wildly-popular Ethicist column in the New York Times Magazine—explores whether it is character or circumstance that guides our behavior when faced with such dilemmas. Don’t miss your chance to sit down for a challenging and humor-filled lunch with one of America’s best-loved writers.

For information call 212-930-0653 or e-mail friends@nypl.org

  • Friends Spring Lecture Luncheon: How to Be Good - Randy Cohen
  • Friends Spring Lecture Luncheon: How to Be Good - Randy Cohen
  • Friends Spring Lecture Luncheon: How to Be Good - Randy Cohen
  • Friends Spring Lecture Luncheon: How to Be Good - Randy Cohen
  • Friends Spring Lecture Luncheon: How to Be Good - Randy Cohen
  • Friends Spring Lecture Luncheon: How to Be Good - Randy Cohen
  • Friends Spring Lecture Luncheon: How to Be Good - Randy Cohen
  • Friends Spring Lecture Luncheon: How to Be Good - Randy Cohen
  • Friends Spring Lecture Luncheon: How to Be Good - Randy Cohen

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