David Brooks gives North Idaho Distinguished Lecture
Best-selling author, journalist and political commentator David Brooks speaks at a private reception Thursday evening ahead of his keynote speech at the Idaho Humanities Council’s 19th annual North Idaho Distinguished Lecture and Dinner at The Coeur d'Alene Resort. This year's event set an attendance record with 805 tickets sold.
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Best-selling author and political commentator David Brooks shakes retired art teacher Jane Morgan's hand Thursday evening at a private reception before the Idaho Humanities Council’s North Idaho Distinguished Lecture and Dinner at The Coeur d'Alene Resort.
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David Brooks addresses the largest crowd to ever attend the Idaho Humanities Council’s annual North Idaho Distinguished Lecture and Dinner at The Coeur d'Alene Resort as he speaks Thursday night on the importance of basic social skills and other aspects of restoring humanity to a dehumanized society.
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COEUR d’ALENE — A bright light shined on the humanities Thursday evening as David Brooks addressed the largest crowd to ever attend the Idaho Humanities Council’s North Idaho Distinguished Lecture and Dinner at The Coeur d'Alene Resort.
Brooks, a best-selling author and journalist, carried the more than 800 audience members on a poignant and sometimes humorous journey of introspection, reflection and thoughtful communication as he discussed how to inject some humanity into a society riddled with bitter divisiveness.
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