Forum: Two Videos with Discussion (facilitated by Jeff Justice and Carl Angotti)
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Mountain View Community Center
201 S Rengstorff Ave · Mountain View, CA
How to find us
We currently meet in the Maple Room. For directions to the MV Community Center, please see the directions that are given at the very bottom of the description of this Forum. Thanks.
Details
This week we will show two videos, each followed by an audience discussion. They deal with two topics of interest to Humanists.
The first video is "What Happened to the Atomic Test Sites?". During the cold war, you couldn't get through a day without news articles on nuclear warfare. Why has that dropped from the news and what happened to the bombs? We will show an excellent documentary to start the discussion.
We will leave time for a more positive 10 minute documentary called "3 People Who Saved Your Life" about three people who exhibited very Humanistic values.
Join us to view videos about, and discuss, these two very interesting subjects.
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After the Forum, please join us for a buffet lunch at 12:30pm. The lunch is complimentary for first-time visitors and students.
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DIRECTIONS TO RENGSTORFF PARK AND THE MAPLE ROOM
Head south (away from the Bay) on Rengstorff Ave. (in Mountain View) from 101 or Central Expressway until you cross the train tracks. Then turn left at the intersection (with a traffic light) that says "Stanford Ave.-->" and "<--Community Center". That puts you into the Community Center's parking lot. In the parking lot, veer to the right, and then turn left, and park alongside the right-hand side of the Community Center. Enter where you see the Humanist Community sign.
