The Humanity Project

Bob Knotts | September 29, 2010

As human beings, we’re each inherently valuable in significant part precisely because each individual is special in some unique ways.

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Bob Knotts | September 25, 2010

Today, eating together as a family has become a rarity. On September 27, Columbia University’s National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse is sponsoring Family Day. Its humble goal: to encourage families to eat dinner together.

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Bob Knotts | September 20, 2010

We wanted to give a nod of appreciation to this week’s celebration of the International Day of Peace. This United Nations event was established in 1981 for “commemorating and strengthening the ideals of peace within and among all nations and people.”

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Bob Knotts | September 12, 2010

You can get a healthy dose of good news from the Humanity Project each month — IF you sign up for our free email newsletter. It’s easy to do too.

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Bob Knotts | September 3, 2010

Some of you may already know the work of Anton Bruckner. Many of you may not. Tomorrow, September 4, will be his birthday — uh, his 186th birthday, to be precise. Already regarded as among the greatest composers of all time, I actually believe Bruckner’s symphonies remain undervalued.

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