Ed Humes, author of the acclaimed Monkey Girl: Evolution, Education, Religion, and the Battle for America's Soul, will be speaking twice in Kansas next month.
He'll be speaking at KU's Dole center on the 28th, and then at the JCCC at 7 PM on the 29th.
Both promise to be interesting events.
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