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Rose Holt: An Evening with Carl Jung

September 19, 2008

September 19th, 2008 – Rose Holt’s “An Evening with Carl Jung” was a comprehensive yet concise look at Jung’s major concepts through a PowerPoint presentation, lecture and discussion. The relaxed setting and open forum gave many a unique opportunity to get answers to any questions on Jung’s key ideas. Rose eloquently distilled these complex ideas into clear thoughts for a curious and attentive audience. Excellent job Rose!

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