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When the Oldest Kid in Class Is 69 Years Old

2016

Durge Kami, 69, was born into a poor family and lived too far away from school to receive a formal education as a child. But that hasn’t stopped him from finishing school now. He’s the oldest student in his school and his classmates affectionately call him Bajee, or ‘grandpa’ in Nepali. See more...

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James Cone and Taylor Branch on MLK’s Fight for Economic Equality

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David Wolpe on Leadership, Religion, and Identity | Conversations with Tyler

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Howard Gardner - Leadership and Multiple Intelligences

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Brené Brown: The Quest for True Belonging | Chase Jarvis Live

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