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She spoke at a convocation that was a part of Augsburg's "Many Voices," a series of lectures. Hers was titled "One Person Can Make a Difference," and she really proved that. She spoke on matters of contemporary political and personal concern, and talked about her religious beliefs and how those impact her work as a peace and social justice advocate.
Also, on an entirely different note: last night I saw the film Pan's Labyrinth. I would HIGHLY recommend this provocative film to anyone.
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