Friday Morning, November 12
Benjamin Franklin Hall
9:15 a.m.
Frank H.T. Rhodes, President, in the Chair

• JAMES P. RONDA
  H.G. Barnard Professor of Western American History, University of Tulsa
  To Acquire What Knolege You Can
   
  
• JOHN LOGAN ALLEN
  Professor and Chair, Department of Geography, University of Wyoming
  Legacies of Lewis and Clark: The Immediate Response of the American Fur Trade
   
  

Intermission

• MARTHA A. SANDWEISS
  Professor of American Studies and History, Amherst College
  Picturing the Nineteenth-Century West
   
  
• JOHN MACE GRUNSFELD
  Chief Scientist, National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  Earth, Moon, Mars and Beyond: The Future of Space Exploration
   
  

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Friday Afternoon, November 12
1:15 p.m.
Purnell W. Choppin, Vice President, in the Chair

• LEON LEDERMAN
  Resident Scholar, Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy
  The Future of High Energy Physics
   
  
• MARTHA NUSSBAUM
  Ernst Freund Distinguished Service Professor of Law and Ethics, University of Chicago
  Disgust and the Law
   
  

Intermission

• JANE F. FULCHER
  Professor of Musicology, Indiana University
  Renegotiating French Identity: Vichy's Collaboration, Incoherence, and Antigone's Triumph
   
  
• BRYAN GILLIAM
  Francis Hill Fox Professor in Humanities, Department of Music, Duke University
  Richard Strauss and the National Socialist Regime
   
  

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Saturday Morning, November 13
Benjamin Franklin Hall
9:15 a.m.
Vincent L. McKusick, Vice President, in the Chair

• RICHARD A.F. PENROSE
  PATRICIA M. WALD
  United States Court of Appeals Judge (retired)
  Judge, International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (1999-2001)
  Some Kudos and Some Concerns about International Courts
   
  

Intermission

• PAUL BERNARD
  Member of the Academy of Inscriptions and Fine Letterse
  Institute of France
  Afghanistan: The Destruction of an Archaeological Heritage
   
  
• STEPHEN HINDS
  Professor of Classics and Lockwood Professor of the Humanities, University of Washington
  Ovid, Time and Exile
   
  

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Saturday Afternoon, November 13
1:15 p.m.
Frank H.T. Rhodes, President, in the Chair

• DEDICATION
  Edgar P. and Constance C. Richardson Hall
   
  
• SYMPOSIUM
  CURRENT ISSUES IN AGRICULTURE
  Markley Gordon Wolman, Moderator
   
  
• ROBERT E. EVENSON
  Professor of Economics, Yale University
  The Green Revolution: A Retrospective
   
  
• ROSAMOND L. NAYLOR
  Julie Wrigley Senior Fellow, Center for Environmental Science and Policy
  Stanford University
  Unleashing the Genius of the Genome to Feed the Developing World
   
  

Intermission

• ROBERT W. HERDT
  Adjunct International Professor of Applied Economics and Management
  College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell University
  Treaties, Intellectual Property, Market Power and Food in the Developing World
   
  
• VERNON W. RUTTAN
  Regents Professor Emeritus, University of Minnesota
  Scientific and Technical Constraints on Agricultural Production: Prospects for the Future