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On Friday night the Morgan Library & Museum is offering a free gallery talk in conjunction with its exhibition "Dürer to de Kooning: 100 Master Drawings From Munich".

Brooklyn Historical Society: 'Baseball, Nationalism and the Civil War' (Sunday) The sports historian George B. Kirsch will discuss how the Civil War helped popularize baseball, among other topics, during a 2 p.m. talk in conjunction with "Home Base: Memories of the Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets Field," an exhibition on view through Aug. 14.

Molly McKinley will do an artist talk in conjunction with the exhibition at the gallery on June 25.

Mollie McKinley will do an artist talk in conjunction with the exhibition at the gallery on Thursday, June 22 with artist Martha Wilson and critic/curator Wendy Vogel.

(914) 337-3252; HUDSON Hudson Opera House "The Art of Song Deconstructed," performances followed by talks in conjunction with the Diamond Opera Theatre.

This talk, held in conjunction with the exhibition, "Making Room: New Models for Housing New Yorkers," is sponsored by the Citizens Housing & Planning Council, the state Energy Research Authority and Life Edited.

During his talk--given in conjunction with the centennial celebration of the university's Aeronautics and Astronautics Department--Musk urged government authorities to regulate A.I. to prevent researchers from doing "something very foolish".

The two best novels on the topic I know (both fact-based, both published in 2003) are Lionel Shriver's We Need to Talk about Kevin (read in conjunction with Sue Klebold's harrowing memoir A Mother's Reckoning) and Siri Hustvedt's What I Loved (read after watching the conjoined movie Party Monster).

A patient meeting the criteria for mental illness is immediately sent to the health counselor, who provides a straightforward explanation of depression and anxiety and offers a range of treatments like talk therapy, yoga and, in conjunction with a doctor, antidepressant medication.

By 1972, he had departed Columbia for the Verve division of MGM Records Philipss in the UK) and had relocated for a stint in London, where he hosted a television show from the Talk of the Town nightclub in conjunction with Thames Television, Tony Bennett from the Talk of the Town.

Eilperin was talking about shark movies in conjunction with her new book, "Demon Fish" a wide-ranging survey of sharks and their relationship with humans.