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The School of Humanities at UC Irvine presents, "Political Theater in Iran,” a Q&A with Georges Van Den Abbeele, dean of the School of Humanities and Roxanne Varzi, associate professor of film & media studies & anthropology

In this episode, Professor Varzi discusses her book, Last Scene Underground: An Ethnographic Novel of Iran (Stanford University Press, 2015) [ http://amzn.to/1D3NalL]

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The wanderer’s guide is a devised theater production based on selections from The Odyssey (as translated by Stephen Mitchell) and is a our dynamic exploration of Odysseus’ journey from the perspective of his champion, the goddess Athena, “the wanderer’s guide.” This production uses a core of actors to depict all of the characters as well as the architecture, animals and furniture in the story. Physical depictions of gods and nature personified (including storms at sea, palace architecture, and sheep) are embodied by the performers who play multiple speaking characters and all of the movement roles

The conference provides a unique venue for dialogue among government and business leaders, and academics, who share their perspectives and forecasts on key economic and political issues which impact the health care industry. Health care politics, economic policies and research in a number of different areas will be expertly assessed. This is an excellent opportunity to learn about public and private sector health care trends and policies, and to gain insight into how the economics and politics of health care will impact business organizations.

Keynote Speaker Norm Ornstein, Resident Scholar, American Enterprise Institute, returns for his 19th year in a row to give us his inside-the-beltway insights on the outlook for health care reform. His talk will address politics and policies of this Presidential election year and how it affects the ongoing challenges and continuing debate in Congress over ACA implementation and the politics of health care. Join him and other distinguished speakers from the private sector, the government, thinks tanks and academia who will share their expert perspectives.

This is an excellent opportunity to participate in an examination of public and private sector health care trends, and gain insight into how the economics and politics of health care reform will affect one's business organization and constituents.

Plutocrats United: Campaign Money, the Supreme Court, and the Distortion of American Elections, is the new book by election law Professor Rick Hasen.

Prof. Hasen will discuss the book, and Dean Erwin Chemerinsky will provide commentary. Audience Q & A and book signing will follow.

Campaign financing is one of today’s most divisive political issues. The left asserts that the electoral process is rife with corruption. The right protests that the real aim of campaign limits is to suppress political activity and protect incumbents. Meanwhile, money flows freely on both sides. In Plutocrats United, Richard Hasen argues that both left and right avoid the key issue of the new Citizens United era: balancing political inequality with free speech.

The Supreme Court has long held that corruption and its appearance are the only reasons to constitutionally restrict campaign funds. Progressives often agree but have a much broader view of corruption. Hasen argues for a new focus and way forward: if the government is to ensure robust political debate, the Supreme Court should allow limits on money in politics to prevent those with great economic power from distorting the political process.

The conference provides a unique venue for dialogue among government and business leaders, and academics, who share their perspectives and forecasts on key economic and political issues which impact the health care industry. Health care politics, economic policies and research in a number of different areas will be expertly assessed. This is an excellent opportunity to learn about public and private sector health care trends and policies, and to gain insight into how the economics and politics of health care will impact business organizations.

Keynote Speaker Norm Ornstein, Resident Scholar, American Enterprise Institute, returns for his 19th year in a row to give us his inside-the-beltway insights on the outlook for health care reform. His talk will address politics and policies of this Presidential election year and how it affects the ongoing challenges and continuing debate in Congress over ACA implementation and the politics of health care. Join him and other distinguished speakers from the private sector, the government, thinks tanks and academia who will share their expert perspectives.

This is an excellent opportunity to participate in an examination of public and private sector health care trends, and gain insight into how the economics and politics of health care reform will affect one's business organization and constituents.

A Pleasant JIGG Betwixt Jack and his Mistress: Or, The young Carman’s Courage cool’d by the suddain approach, of his Master, who found him too kind to his Mistress. Performed to the tune of “Let Mary Live Long.” 1671?.

Erik Bell, EBBA Singing Team Manager
playing John the ‘Prentice Boy
Helena Harlow, EBBA Singer
playing the Mistress
Abe Pressman, UCSB Chemical Engineering PhD student
playing the Jealous Husband
Katherine Saxon, EBBA Singer, playing the Lute
Johann Velasquez, UCSB Music major, playing the Violin

26th Annual Southern California Alzheimer's Disease Research Conference

With the tremendous expected increase in the number of older Americans, Healthy Brain Aging is a growing area of interest and new research is increasingly focused on identifying means to sustain lifelong cognitive abilities.

Recent studies have revealed new understanding of age-related brain changes, as well as lifestyle factors related to sleep, exercise, and nutrition that may delay or prevent these changes. Join us to hear leading experts shed light on the mysteries of the aging brain and the latest research findings toward ensuring healthy brain aging.

Hosted by the UCI Institute for Memory Impairments and Neurological Disorders (UCI MIND) in partnership with the Alzheimer's Association, Orange County Chapter. The conference will bring together internationally known researchers to address our nation's progress in the battle against Alzheimer's disease.

The School of Humanities at UC Irvine presents, "Are we all post racial yet?,” a Q&A with Georges Van Den Abbeele, dean of the School of Humanities and David Theo Goldberg, professor of comparative literature and director of the UC Humanities Research Institute.

In this episode, Professor Goldberg discusses his book, Are We All Postracial Yet? (Wiley, 2015) [ http://amzn.to/1M1nZqK], which posits that institutional and structural racisms persist and renew themselves beneath the polish of nonraciality.

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The conference provides a unique venue for dialogue among government and business leaders, and academics, who share their perspectives and forecasts on key economic and political issues which impact the health care industry. Health care politics, economic policies and research in a number of different areas will be expertly assessed. This is an excellent opportunity to learn about public and private sector health care trends and policies, and to gain insight into how the economics and politics of health care will impact business organizations.

Keynote Speaker Norm Ornstein, Resident Scholar, American Enterprise Institute, returns for his 19th year in a row to give us his inside-the-beltway insights on the outlook for health care reform. His talk will address politics and policies of this Presidential election year and how it affects the ongoing challenges and continuing debate in Congress over ACA implementation and the politics of health care. Join him and other distinguished speakers from the private sector, the government, thinks tanks and academia who will share their expert perspectives.

This is an excellent opportunity to participate in an examination of public and private sector health care trends, and gain insight into how the economics and politics of health care reform will affect one's business organization and constituents.

26th Annual Southern California Alzheimer's Disease Research Conference

With the tremendous expected increase in the number of older Americans, Healthy Brain Aging is a growing area of interest and new research is increasingly focused on identifying means to sustain lifelong cognitive abilities.

Recent studies have revealed new understanding of age-related brain changes, as well as lifestyle factors related to sleep, exercise, and nutrition that may delay or prevent these changes. Join us to hear leading experts shed light on the mysteries of the aging brain and the latest research findings toward ensuring healthy brain aging.

Hosted by the UCI Institute for Memory Impairments and Neurological Disorders (UCI MIND) in partnership with the Alzheimer's Association, Orange County Chapter. The conference will bring together internationally known researchers to address our nation's progress in the battle against Alzheimer's disease.

26th Annual Southern California Alzheimer's Disease Research Conference

With the tremendous expected increase in the number of older Americans, Healthy Brain Aging is a growing area of interest and new research is increasingly focused on identifying means to sustain lifelong cognitive abilities.

Recent studies have revealed new understanding of age-related brain changes, as well as lifestyle factors related to sleep, exercise, and nutrition that may delay or prevent these changes. Join us to hear leading experts shed light on the mysteries of the aging brain and the latest research findings toward ensuring healthy brain aging.

Hosted by the UCI Institute for Memory Impairments and Neurological Disorders (UCI MIND) in partnership with the Alzheimer's Association, Orange County Chapter. The conference will bring together internationally known researchers to address our nation's progress in the battle against Alzheimer's disease.

A Pleasant JIGG Betwixt Jack and his Mistress: Or, The young Carman’s Courage cool’d by the suddain approach, of his Master, who found him too kind to his Mistress. Performed to the tune of “Let Mary Live Long.” 1671?.

Erik Bell, EBBA Singing Team Manager
playing John the ‘Prentice Boy
Helena Harlow, EBBA Singer
playing the Mistress
Abe Pressman, UCSB Chemical Engineering PhD student
playing the Jealous Husband
Katherine Saxon, EBBA Singer, playing the Lute
Johann Velasquez, UCSB Music major, playing the Violin

The conference provides a unique venue for dialogue among government and business leaders, and academics, who share their perspectives and forecasts on key economic and political issues which impact the health care industry. Health care politics, economic policies and research in a number of different areas will be expertly assessed. This is an excellent opportunity to learn about public and private sector health care trends and policies, and to gain insight into how the economics and politics of health care will impact business organizations.

Keynote Speaker Norm Ornstein, Resident Scholar, American Enterprise Institute, returns for his 19th year in a row to give us his inside-the-beltway insights on the outlook for health care reform. His talk will address politics and policies of this Presidential election year and how it affects the ongoing challenges and continuing debate in Congress over ACA implementation and the politics of health care. Join him and other distinguished speakers from the private sector, the government, thinks tanks and academia who will share their expert perspectives.

This is an excellent opportunity to participate in an examination of public and private sector health care trends, and gain insight into how the economics and politics of health care reform will affect one's business organization and constituents.

The School of Humanities at UC Irvine presents its latest episode of Humanities Headlines, featuring a Q&A with Georges Van Den Abbeele, dean of the School of Humanities, and Christine Bacareza Balance, associate professor of Asian American Studies.

In this episode, Professor Balance discusses her new book, Tropical Renditions: Making Musical Scenes in Filipino America (Duke University Press, 2016)[ http://amzn.to/1VNHCZx].

For more episodes of Humanities Headlines, please visit: http://bit.ly/1sH6EXY

The conference provides a unique venue for dialogue among government and business leaders, and academics, who share their perspectives and forecasts on key economic and political issues which impact the health care industry. Health care politics, economic policies and research in a number of different areas will be expertly assessed. This is an excellent opportunity to learn about public and private sector health care trends and policies, and to gain insight into how the economics and politics of health care will impact business organizations.

Keynote Speaker Norm Ornstein, Resident Scholar, American Enterprise Institute, returns for his 19th year in a row to give us his inside-the-beltway insights on the outlook for health care reform. His talk will address politics and policies of this Presidential election year and how it affects the ongoing challenges and continuing debate in Congress over ACA implementation and the politics of health care. Join him and other distinguished speakers from the private sector, the government, thinks tanks and academia who will share their expert perspectives.

This is an excellent opportunity to participate in an examination of public and private sector health care trends, and gain insight into how the economics and politics of health care reform will affect one's business organization and constituents.

26th Annual Southern California Alzheimer's Disease Research Conference

With the tremendous expected increase in the number of older Americans, Healthy Brain Aging is a growing area of interest and new research is increasingly focused on identifying means to sustain lifelong cognitive abilities.

Recent studies have revealed new understanding of age-related brain changes, as well as lifestyle factors related to sleep, exercise, and nutrition that may delay or prevent these changes. Join us to hear leading experts shed light on the mysteries of the aging brain and the latest research findings toward ensuring healthy brain aging.

Hosted by the UCI Institute for Memory Impairments and Neurological Disorders (UCI MIND) in partnership with the Alzheimer's Association, Orange County Chapter. The conference will bring together internationally known researchers to address our nation's progress in the battle against Alzheimer's disease.

The conference provides a unique venue for dialogue among government and business leaders, and academics, who share their perspectives and forecasts on key economic and political issues which impact the health care industry. Health care politics, economic policies and research in a number of different areas will be expertly assessed. This is an excellent opportunity to learn about public and private sector health care trends and policies, and to gain insight into how the economics and politics of health care will impact business organizations.

Keynote Speaker Norm Ornstein, Resident Scholar, American Enterprise Institute, returns for his 19th year in a row to give us his inside-the-beltway insights on the outlook for health care reform. His talk will address politics and policies of this Presidential election year and how it affects the ongoing challenges and continuing debate in Congress over ACA implementation and the politics of health care. Join him and other distinguished speakers from the private sector, the government, thinks tanks and academia who will share their expert perspectives.

This is an excellent opportunity to participate in an examination of public and private sector health care trends, and gain insight into how the economics and politics of health care reform will affect one's business organization and constituents.

The conference provides a unique venue for dialogue among government and business leaders, and academics, who share their perspectives and forecasts on key economic and political issues which impact the health care industry. Health care politics, economic policies and research in a number of different areas will be expertly assessed. This is an excellent opportunity to learn about public and private sector health care trends and policies, and to gain insight into how the economics and politics of health care will impact business organizations.

Keynote Speaker Norm Ornstein, Resident Scholar, American Enterprise Institute, returns for his 19th year in a row to give us his inside-the-beltway insights on the outlook for health care reform. His talk will address politics and policies of this Presidential election year and how it affects the ongoing challenges and continuing debate in Congress over ACA implementation and the politics of health care. Join him and other distinguished speakers from the private sector, the government, thinks tanks and academia who will share their expert perspectives.

This is an excellent opportunity to participate in an examination of public and private sector health care trends, and gain insight into how the economics and politics of health care reform will affect one's business organization and constituents.

The conference provides a unique venue for dialogue among government and business leaders, and academics, who share their perspectives and forecasts on key economic and political issues which impact the health care industry. Health care politics, economic policies and research in a number of different areas will be expertly assessed. This is an excellent opportunity to learn about public and private sector health care trends and policies, and to gain insight into how the economics and politics of health care will impact business organizations.

Keynote Speaker Norm Ornstein, Resident Scholar, American Enterprise Institute, returns for his 19th year in a row to give us his inside-the-beltway insights on the outlook for health care reform. His talk will address politics and policies of this Presidential election year and how it affects the ongoing challenges and continuing debate in Congress over ACA implementation and the politics of health care. Join him and other distinguished speakers from the private sector, the government, thinks tanks and academia who will share their expert perspectives.

This is an excellent opportunity to participate in an examination of public and private sector health care trends, and gain insight into how the economics and politics of health care reform will affect one's business organization and constituents.