Chosen To Laugh — Dan Friedman In Conversation With Adam Rovner At Denver University

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By Forward Staff February 1, 2018

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Dan Friedman, former Ali G writer, executive editor of the Forward, supreme dictating editor of the Backward and comedy analyst will be appearing in conversation with Professor Adam Rovner of Denver University on Thursday February 22.

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