December 5
Author of "Can America Ever be Great Again?"
Meeting # 3,874 - public commentator Henryk A. Kowalczyk
Description: "This book is long overdue. It is a response to the dystopian narrative in the media. The author takes a sobering look at American problems as an engineer, a businessman, and a man who chose to adopt America as an adult. It is a report by a problem-solver who sees solutions to what seem to be insurmountable problems in America. Some conclusions might shock readers, but the creativity in reaching them is inspiring and engaging. It will take much less than most Americans think to make America again a nation where the sky is the limit, and everything is possible."
Other Scholarly Works by the Speaker:
Book Information:
Happy Holidays
from the Faculty and Students of the CoC
Meetings will resume on January 2, 2027
The Union Takes No Holiday (powerpoint slides 7)
A very short story of organized labor at the North Pole by Charles Paidock
December 19th
An Update on US Healthcare
National Health Insurance: Medicare vs. Medicaid vs. ACA, or what is left,
and the movement for Single Payer, which is called euphemistically "Medicare for All" Americans
Meeting #3,875 - college speaker Michael Burack returns
Description
"This talk will include a short discussion of other industrialized country's approach to providing health care services for an aging, poor and expensive set of coverages given costs going up and the system now being controlled by private equity etc., and the physician shortage caused by the American Medical Association."
Biography
Former president of MRM Group...45 years. A healthcare consulting management group...All but dissertation University of Chicago...currently a writer recently completed an article about Russia 1990 to 2000 where I lived and worked. Now working on health policy issues: especially the current state of Healthcare equity for Americans, the long term outlook for a national program covering all citizens and the plausible financing options for such an undertaking.
Article about and Action in Chicago regarding Topic Discussed at CoC
a report by a problem-solver who sees solutions to what seem to be insurmountable problems in America
