| March
30, 2001 |
hosted by Gretchen Helfrich |
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Film Forum: Cinematography
Jonathan Miller – Teaches film studies at I.I.T. and reviews
film for Eight Forty-Eight
John Petrakis - Film writer for the Chicago Tribune and a screenwriting
instructor at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Jaromir Sofr – A cinematographer whose credits include
“Closely Watched Trains” and “The Beggars Opera”.
He is currently a visiting instructor in the film department
at Columbia College
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| March
29, 2001 |
hosted by Gretchen Helfrich |
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Tax Cuts and the Economy
Owen Lamont – Associate Professor of Finance at the University
of Chicago Graduate School of Business
Charlie Madigan – Perspective Editor at the Chicago Tribune
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| March
28, 2001 |
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The Politics of Judicial Nominations
Dennis Hutchinson – The William Rainey Harper professor
in the college, senior lecturer in the law school and editor
of The Supreme Court Review at the University of Chicago
Gerry Rosenberg – Visiting professor at Northwestern University
School of Law
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| March
27, 2001 |
hosted by Gretchen Helfrich |
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Campaign Finance Reform
Martin Redish – The Ancel professor of law and public policy
at Northwestern University School of Law and the author of Money
Talks: Speech, Economic Power, and the Values of Democracy,
which is to be published in June.
Jeff Milyo – Assistant professor in the Harris School of
Public Policy Studies at the University of Chicago
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| March
26, 2001 |
hosted by Gretchen Helfrich |
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Human Evolution
Jim Phillips – A curator at the Field Museum of Natural
History and a professor of anthropology at the University of
Illinois at Chicago
Russ Tuttle – Professor of anthropology and evolutionary
biology at the University of Chicago
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| March
23, 2001 |
hosted by Gretchen Helfrich |
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State of the Economy
Bill Barnhart – Markets columnist for the Chicago Tribune
Joseph Weber – Chicago bureau manager for Business Week
Magazine
Bill Wilson – Senior economist for Ernst and Young
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| March
22, 2001 |
hosted by Gretchen Helfrich |
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“Future Perfect”, By Lori Andrews
Lori Andrews – Director of the institute for science, law
and technology at Chicago - Kent College of Law and the author
of Future Perfect: Confronting Decisions about Genetics
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| March
21, 2001 |
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Drug Policy in America
Pam Rodriguez – Vice president of TASC, Treatment Alternatives
for Safe Communities
Don Hermann – Professor of law and philosophy at DePaul
University
Erik Sterling – President of the Criminal Justice Policy
Foundation
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| March
20, 2001 |
hosted by Gretchen Helfrich |
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Parkinson’s Disease
Quentin Young – Odyssey’s medical contributor
Dr. Kathleen Shannon – Associate professor of neurology
in the section of movement disorders at Rush Presbyterian –
St. Luke’s Medical Center
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| March
19, 2001 |
hosted by Victoria Lautman |
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The Census and Racial Identity
Josef Barton – Professor of history and the director of
Chicago field studies at Northwestern University
Kenneth Warren – Professor of English and a faculty member
of the Center for the Study of Race, Politics and Culture at
the University of Chicago
Maria de los Angeles Torres – Professor of political science
at DePaul University
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| March
16, 2001 |
hosted by Gretchen Helfrich |
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Film Forum: Hong Kong Cinema
Ron Falzone – Professor in the film department at Columbia
College
Barbara Scharres – Director of the Gene Siskel Film Center
at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Ted Shen – A film critic for the Chicago Reader and a music
critic for the Chicago Tribune
Steven Teo – Former programmer for the Hong Kong International
Film Festival and the author of, Hong Kong Cinema: The Extra
Dimensions
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| March
15, 2001 |
hosted by Gretchen Helfrich |
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Talking about Galaxies with Doug Duncan
Doug Duncan – Associate professor in astronomy and astrophysics
at the University of Chicago
Sean Carrol - Assistant professor of physics and a faculty member
at the Enrico Fermi Institute at the University of Chicago
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| March
14, 2001 |
hosted by Gretchen Helfrich |
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Olfaction
Albert Farbman – Professor of neurobiology and physiology
at Northwestern University
John Larson – Assistant professor of physiology in psychiatry
at the University of Illinois at Chicago
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| March
13, 2001 |
hosted by Gretchen Helfrich |
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Medical News with Dr. Quentin Young
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| March
12, 2001 |
hosted by Gretchen Helfrich |
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President Bush and the Rhetoric of Citizenship
Alan Gitelson – Professor of political science at Loyola
University - Chicago
Jim Darsey – Associate professor of communication at Georgia
State University
Michael Hogan – Professor of speech communication at Penn
State University
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| March
9, 2001 |
hosted by Gretchen Helfrich |
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Politics and the Tax Cut
Michael Dawson – Chair and professor in the department
of political science at the University of Chicago and the author
of, Behind the Mule: Race and Class in African-American Politics
Phil O’Connor – A member of the Illinois State Board
of Elections. He served as an advisor to the campaigns of republican
governors Jim Thompson and Jim Edgar
Wayne Steger – Professor of political science at DePaul
University
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| March
8, 2001 |
hosted by Gretchen Helfrich |
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Paleobiogeography
Alfred Ziegler – Professor in geophysical sciences and
the director of the Paleogeographic Atlas Project at the University
of Chicago
Bruce Patterson – Curator of mammals at the Field Museum
of Natural History
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| March
7, 2001 |
hosted by Gretchen Helfrich |
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The Changing Face of Cities
Marcus Alexis – Professor in the department of economics
at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University
John McCarron – Vice president of strategy and communications
at the Metropolitan Planning Council and a columnist for the
Chicago Tribune
Wim Wievel – Professor and dean of the college of business
administration, and the former director of the Great Cities
Institute at the University of Illinois at Chicago
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| March
6, 2001 |
hosted by Gretchen Helfrich |
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Dr. Folkman's War
Robert Cook - A science writer and the author of, Dr.
Folkman's War: Angiogenesis and the Struggle to Defeat Cancer
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| March
5, 2001 |
hosted by Gretchen Helfrich |
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Supreme Court Update
Dennis Hutchinson – The William Rainey Harper Professor
in the College, senior lecturer in the law school and editor
of the Supreme Court Review at the University of Chicago
Tom Merrill – The John Paul Stevens professor at the Northwestern
University School of Law
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| March
2, 2001 |
hosted by Gretchen Helfrich |
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Film Forum: The Creative Process
Hank Sarten – Freelance educator and a film critic for
the Chicago Free Press
John Petrakis – Film writer, critic for the Chicago
Tribune and a screenwriting instructor at the School of
the Art Institute of Chicago
Michael Rabiger – Documentary filmmaker and chair of the
department of film and video at Columbia College
Brigitte Riesebrott – A Chicago based painter
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| March
1, 2001 |
hosted by Gretchen
Helfrich |
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Archiving in the Digital Age
Ken Tibadoe - Director of the electronic records archives program
at the national archives
Jon Boyd - Editorial production manager at Britannica.com
Anne Gilliland-Swetland - Assistant professor of information
studies at the University of California at Los Angeles
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