By A. Adam Glenn
One of the more serendipitous aspects of the network lunch gatherings on Friday, Oct. 27, was the impromptu appearance by Peter Singer at the discussion on "Animal Rights: Where Creatures, Ecosystems, and Societies Collide." Singer, a professor of bioethics at Princeton and at the University of Melbourne, is perhaps the leading thinker in the field of animal rights, so having him at the table was a little like a group of high school science students having a sitdown with Steven Hawking.











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