Timestamps for the recording:
0:00:00 Introductions
0:02:30 Dan tells his story
0:18:46 Brad shares the science of Alzheimer’s
0:43:19 Dan continues with his story and some advice
0:58:10 Q&A – An excellent back and forth about the disease and how to deal with it
1:44:19 Dan’s closing remarks – thanks to so many
1:46:46 End of closing remarks
1:46.50 Intro slide for Jane & Dan singing Graham Nash’s “Teach Your Children” (Zoom voice and guitar sound were terrible)
1:47:00 Start of “Teach Your Children” Written in 1968 by Graham Nash & 1st recorded in 1970 by CSNY.
1:49:30 Jane’s priceless comment
1:49:40 Close
Past Zoom Events
2023
July 19: Jay Judge, on “What’s Happening in College Sports: Across the Nation and at Yale?” June 19: Brian Scasselatti, on “AI at Yale” (no video) May 31: Marci Shore, on “What is Ukraine and Where Did the War Come From?” Apr 24: Roya Hakakian and Carl Gershman, Y65 on “Iran’s Struggle for Freedom: Why and How It Can Succeed” Mar 17: Dr. Thomas Gill and Dr. Robert Becher, on “Major Surgery in the Elderly…At 80, Am I Too Old for an Operation?” Feb 15: Beverly Gage, Yale Professor of History, on “G-Man: J. Edgar Hoover and the Making of the American Century” Jan 18: Bob Woodward, Y65 on “Politics in 2023 — What Can We Expect?”
2022
Dec 21: Lauren Noble, Y11, Executive Director of the William F. Buckley, Jr. Program at Yale, “Free Speech at Yale” Nov 16: Bill Torbert, Y65, on “Leadership and Power: How Great Leaders Get Things Done” Sept 24: Steve Latham, Director of Yale Interdisciplinary Bioethics Institute, on “CRISPR: A Tool to Transform Humans and Nature” August 15: David Blight, Yale Sterling Professor of History, “America in the 1850s and Today: Can a House Divided Against Itself Survive?” July 27: Chief Ronnell Higgins, “Not the Campus Cops We Knew: Safety and Civility in Today’s Universities” (No video) June 15: Greg Laughlin, Yale Prof and Phil Crane, Y65, “The Search for Exoplanets: Is There Another Earth Out There?” May 18: John Shattuck, Y65,, “Rights in America: Are They Under Threat?” April 20: Laurie Santos, Yale Psychology Professor, “Psychology and the Good Life: Yale’s Most Popular Course in 300 Years” March 16: Carl Gershman, Y65, Larry Diamond, Hoover Institute, on “Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: What It Means for Democracy” February 16: Fred Roberts, Y65, “Giving Students Around the World a Voice Through Photography” January 19: Sen. Joe Lieberman, Y64, “No Labels: The Centrist Solution”
2021
December 15: Dave Hawkins, Y65, “Net Zero Emissions: A Political Update” November 14: Peter Salovey, Yale University President, “Yale Today” (no video) October 20: Bill Nelson, Y65, “The Moon, Mars, and More” September 14: Karl Marlantes, Y67 and Larry Thorne, Tom Esslinger, Mal Harris, Y65 on “Forgotten Lessons from Vietnam” August 18: Lee Jampol and Bill Quayle, Y65 on “Our Aging Eyes” July 21: John Lewis Gaddis on “Using Time Travel to Learn History” June 16: Nicholas Turk-Browne on “Neuroscience of Human Cognition” May 24: Richard Hodes, Y65 on “Aging: Challenges at 80” (no video, but we have slides) April 17: John Shattuck, Carl Gershman, Dave Martin, John Todd, Y65 on “Biden's Foreign Policy Challenges” March 17: Jason Schwartz, Yale Professor on “COVID Vaccinations” February 27: David Hawkins, Y65 on “Net Zero Emissions-Achievable Pathways” January 27: Bob Woodward, Y65 on “From Trum p to Biden”
2020
December 16: David Swensen, Y80 on “Yale Endowment & ESG Investing” October 29: James Hatch, Y22 on “Snowflakes at Yale?”
Yale Class of 1965 Report of our Annual Class Dinner
in person, in New York, 2022!
Our entire report, including a videorecording of Bill Nelson’s terrific speech, great photos sent in by Chris Kinney, and the results of the class-wide pollis all here at this link!
CONGRATULATIONS to our Classmate Fred Roberts!
The Fred Roberts Photography Workshops are now in the Yale School of Art! READ MORE
CONGRATULATIONS!!
David Hawkins has just been just elected to the AAAS! This extraordinary honor is especially significant because as a lawyer, not a formally credentialed scientist, Dave’s unique talents are being recognized — the ability to interpret complex scientific findings in ways that command trust from the scientific community, and then to intelligibly communicate their implications to national and international policymakers and to the general public.
About the Y65 Zoom Hour Series
We intend to run this monthly Zoom series indefinitely. A calendar of future events into 2022 is currently under development and will be published shortly. Stay tuned!
Y65 Zoom Events – Mark your calendar! – 4 pm, third Wednesday of every month!
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Harold L. ‘Rob’ Fates, Jr.
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Allen Gilliard, Jr.
Josh E. Jensen
The Fred Roberts Photography Workshops are now in the Yale School of Art!