Chicago professors take
to the road this fall to lecture in 11 cities.
Here's the September and October line-up:
September 14 in Cleveland, drama scholar
David Bevington on "Shakespeare Faces
Retirement"; October 17 in San Francisco,
mathematician Robert Fefferman on "Infinity
and Beyond"; October 17 in Pittsburgh,
linguistic anthropologist Michael Silverstein
on "Talking Politics: A Primer for
This Season"; October 17 in New York,
paleontologist Paul Sereno on "Dinosaurs
on Drifting Continents"; and October
23 in Dallas and October 24 in Houston,
economist Don Coursey on "Economic
Value, the Value of Economists, and the
Meaning of Life." For details and to
register--plus information on November offerings
in Boston, Los Angeles, Northern New Jersey,
St. Louis, and Washington, DC:
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