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Wednesday Night #1318
June 6, 2007, Comments Off on Wednesday Night #1318

 Preface There was a welcome influx of new (and much younger) faces, including three from Europe – lending fresh ...

Wednesday Night #1307 Jacques Clément Report
March 21, 2007, Comments Off on Wednesday Night #1307 Jacques Clément Report

U.S. The Federal Reserve, for the sixth consecutive meeting, maintained at 5¼%, a steady course today, but dragged the ...

Wednesday Night #1306
March 14, 2007, 4 Comments

For photos and more see Wednesday-night.com WOW and DOUBLE WOW! The Silver Anniversary was spectacular and our heartfelt ...

Wednesday Night #1306 Jacques Clément Report on Cuba
March 14, 2007, Comments Off on Wednesday Night #1306 Jacques Clément Report on Cuba

14 March 2007 With a population of thirteen million people, the economy grew by five percent last year, led by very stro ...

Wednesday Night #1296
January 3, 2007, 3 Comments

The Report (and photos) The first Wednesday of the year that will see the celebration of 25 years of Wednesday Nights wa ...

Wednesday Night Salon #1294
December 20, 2006, Comments Off on Wednesday Night Salon #1294

Last week‘s fascinating discussion served to remind us that Microcredit is a major tool for social change and Clim ...

Wednesday Night #1267 – with Thomas Mulcair
June 14, 2006, 1 Comment

(Photos) For several reasons, this was an unusual Wednesday Night. It was a singularly one-topic evening. Given the leve ...

Wednesday Night #1235
November 2, 2005, Comments Off on Wednesday Night #1235

2 November 2005 Hallowe’en is past, but witches, ghouls and ghosts are rampant in the news, howling that the world ...

Wednesday Night #1231
October 5, 2005, Comments Off on Wednesday Night #1231

As the twelfth anniversary of the birth of the European Union approaches on the first day of next month, many see it as ...

Wednesday Night #1227 – with Marc Thébaud Nicholson
September 7, 2005, Comments Off on Wednesday Night #1227 – with Marc Thébaud Nicholson

Post Katrina The news and discussion of the aftermath of Katrina inevitably continue, with outpourings of outrage and sc ...