| August
31, 2001 |
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Film Forum: The Art of Acting
Tom Gunning Professor in the department of cinema and
media studies at the University of Chicago and the author of
The Films of Fritz Lang: Allegories of Vision and Modernity
John Petrakis Film writer for the Chicago Tribune and
a screenwriting instructor at The School of the Art Institute
of Chicago
Carole Zucker Professor in the school of cinema at Concordia
University in Montreal, Canada and the author of In the Company
of Actors: Reflections on the Craft of Acting
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| August
30, 2001 |
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Memoirs
Deborah Nelson Assistant professor of English language
and literature at the University of Chicago
Sidney Smith Professor in the departments of English
language and literature and womens studies at the University
of Michigan
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| August
29, 2001 |
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Work
John Bowe Co editor of Gig: Americans Talk about Their
Jobs at the Turn of the Millennium
Andrew Abbott Chair of the department of Sociology at
the University of Chicago
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| August
28, 2001 |
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Proteomics
Dr. Hilary Godwin Associate professor, the department
of biochemistry, molecular biology and cell biology Northwestern
University
Audrey Lamb Post doctoral fellow, department of biochemistry,
molecular biology and cell biology Northwestern University
Dr. Brian Shoichet - Assistant professor, department of biological
chemistry and molecular pharmacology Northwestern
University
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| August
27, 2001 |
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Business Cycles and the Economy
Michael Miller Chairman of the department of economics
at DePaul University
Diane Swonk Chief economist and a senior vice president
at Bank One
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| August
24, 2001 |
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Film Forum: Movies Now and Then
Jonathan Rosenbaum Film critic for the Chicago Reader
and the author of Movie Wars: How Hollywood and the Media Conspire
to Limit What Films We Can See
Hank Sartin A lecturer in the humanities at the University
of Chicago and a film critic for the Chicago Free Press
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| August
23, 2001 |
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Jesse Helms and the Future of Conservatism
Richard Epstein Professor of law at the University of
Chicago
Michael Mezey Professor of political science and the
dean of the college of liberal arts and sciences at DePaul University
Rick Perlstein Author of Before the Storm: Barry Goldwater
and the Unmaking of the American Consensus
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| August
22, 2001 |
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The Immutable Laws of Science
Sean Carroll Assistant professor of physics and a faculty
member at the Enrico Fermi Institute at the University of Chicago
Bill Wimsatt Professor of philosophy and a member on
the committee on evolutionary biology at the University of Chicago
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| August
21, 2001 |
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Our Monica, Ourselves
Lauren Burlant Professor of English at the University
of Chicago and the co-editor of Our Monica, Ourselves: The Clinton
Affair and the National Interest
Sasha Torres Teaches cultural and media studies at Johns
Hopkins University
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| August
20, 2001 |
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to the Entire Program |
Community Policing
Wesley Skogan Professor of political science and a faculty
fellow at the Institute for Policy Research at Northwestern
University. He is the co-author of Community Policing Chicago
Style
Tracey Meares Professor of law and director of the Center
for Studies in Criminal Justice at the University of Chicago.
She is the author of Urgent Times: Policing and Rights in
Inner City Communities
Bernard Harcourt Visiting professor of law at Harvard
University and author of Illusion of Order: The False Promise
of Broken Windows Policing
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| August
17, 2001 |
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Aspect Ratios
A discussion of wide-screen film formats
Ron Falzone -- Professor of film at Columbia College
Jonathan Miller -- Film critic for Eight Forty-Eight
Scott Marx -- Head of LaSalle Theater
Rebroadcast
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| August
16, 2001 |
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The Legacy of Bush v. Gore
Richard Epstein - Interim Dean of the Law School at the University
of Chicago
Elizabeth Garret - Professor of Law at the University of Chicago
Cass Sunstein - Professor of Law at the University of Chicago
Rebroadcast
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| August
15, 2001 |
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to the Entire Program |
Bob Dylan
Greg Kot Music critic for the Chicago Tribune
Robert Van Halberg Teaches American poetry in the department
of English language and literature at the University of Chicago
John Domini Visiting professor of English at Northwestern
University
Rebroadcast
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| August
14, 2001 |
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Leisure
Neil Harris The Preston and Sterling Morton professor
of history at the University of Chicago
Jody Kretzmann Co director of the Asset Based Community
Development Institute at Northwestern University
Geoffrey Godbey Professor of leisure studies at Penn
State University and the co author of Time for Life: The
Surprising Ways Americans Use Their Time.
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| August
13, 2001 |
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Science in Public Life
Bill Wimsatt, Professor of Philosophy and a Member on the Committees
on Evolutionary Biology and Conceptual Foundations of Science
Bob Richards, Professor of History and the Philosophy of Science
at the University of Chicago
David Hall, The Dressler Professor in the Humanities Teaching
in the Philosophy Department at Northwestern University
Rebroadcast
|
| August
10, 2001 |
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Mies Van Der Rohe
Franz Schulze Professor Emeritus of art at Lake Forest
College and the author of Mies Van Der Rohe: A Critical Biography.
Michael Hays Professor of architectural theory at the
graduate school of design at Harvard University. He is also
adjunct curator of architecture at the Whitney Museum of American
Art.
Phyllis Lambert Chair of the board of trustees of the
Canadian Center for Architecture in Montreal. She was director
of planning for Mies Van Der Rohes Seagram Building in
New York City
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| August
9, 2001 |
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E Literature
Scott Rettberg Executive director of the Electronic Literature
Organization and the co-author of The Unknown, a hypertext novel
Rob Wittig Director of the Tank 20 literary studio and
a member of the literary advisory board of the Electronic Literature
Organization. He is also a design consultant at Thirst, a Chicago
design firm
John Unsworth Professor of English and director of the
institute for advanced technology in the humanities at the University
of Virginia
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| August
8, 2001 |
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to the Entire Program |
Janel Mueller Professor of English, The William Rainey
Harper professor in the college and the dean of the division
of humanities at the University of Chicago. She is the co-editor,
along with Mary Beth Rose and Leah Marcus of Elizabeth I:
Collected Works
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| August
7, 2001 |
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to the Entire Program |
Having and Possession
William Schweiker - Professor in theological ethics at the University
of Chicago
Claudia Camp - Professor in the religion department at Texas
Christian University
Arjo Klamer - Professor in cultural economics at Erasmus University,
in Rotterdam
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| August
6, 2001 |
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to the Entire Program |
Investigative Journalism
(rebroadcast)
Charlie Madigan Perspectives editor at the Chicago Tribune
David Protess Professor at Northwestern Universitys
Medill School of Journalism and the co author of A Promise
of Justice: The Eighteen Year Fight to Save Four Innocent Men
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| August
3, 2001 |
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to the Entire Program |
Film Forum: Animal Anxiety
Susan Doll Teaches film studies at Oakton Community College
Tom Mitchell Professor of English and art history and
the editor of the journal Critical Inquiry at the University
of Chicago
Michaela di Leonardo Professor of anthropology at Northwestern
University
|
| August
2, 2001 |
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Privileged Relationships
Rev. Thomas Baima A priest in the archdiocese of Chicago
and a professor of systematic theology at the University of
St Mary of the Lake in Mundelein
Dr. Robert Sobut Clinical instructor of Psychiatry at
Northwestern University
Steven Rynkiewicz The Society of Professional Journalists
and the Chicago Tribune Interactive
Steve Lubet Professor of law at Northwestern University
and the author of Nothing But the Truth: Why Trial Lawyers Dont,
Cant and Shouldnt Have to Tell the Whole Truth
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| August
1, 2001 |
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Electoral Reform and the 2000 Election
Jack Doppelt - Associate professor of journalism at Northwestern
University and the co-author, along with Ellen Shearer, of Non
Voters: America's No Shows
Jeff Manza - Associate professor of sociology at Northwestern
University. He is the co-author, along with Clem Brooks, of
Social Cleavage and Political Change: Voter Alignment and
Party Coalitions
Alex Keyssar - Professor of history and public policy at Duke
University and the author of The Right to Vote: The Contested
History of Democracy in America
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