November 2004
Friday, November 12
To Acquire What Knowledge You Can
James P. Ronda
J.G. Barnard Professor of Western American History
University of Tulsa
Legacies of Lewis and Clark: The Immediate Response of the American Fur Trade
John Logan Allen
Professor and Chair, Department of Geography
University of Wyoming
Picturing the Nineteenth-Century West
Martha A. Sandweiss
Professor of American Studies and History
Amherst College
Earth, Moon, Mars and Beyond: The Future of Space Exploration
John Mace Grunsfeld
Chief Scientist
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
The Future of High Energy Physics
Leon Lederman
Resident Scholar
Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy
Disgust and the Law
Martha Nussbaum
Ernst Freund Distinguished Service Professor of Law and Ethics
University of Chicago
Renegotiating French Identity: Vichy's Collaboration, Incoherence, and Antigone's Triumph
Jane F. Fulcher
Professor of Musicology
Indiana University
Richard Strauss and the National Socialist Regime
Bryan Gilliam
Francis Hill Fox Professor in Humanities, Department of Music
Duke University
Saturday, November 13
Some Kudos and Some Concerns about International Courts
Patricia M. Wald
United States Court of Appeals Judge (retired)
Judge, International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (1999-2001)
Afghanistan: The Destruction of an Archaeological Heritage
Paul Bernard
Member of the Academy of Inscriptions and Fine Letterse
Institute of France
Ovid, Time and Exile
Stephen Hinds
Professor of Classics and Lockwood Professor of the Humanities
University of Washington
Dedication: Edgar P. and Constance C. Richardson Hall
Symposium: Current Issues In Agriculture
Markley Gordon Wolman, Moderator
The Green Revolution: A Retrospective
Robert E. Evenson
Professor of Economics
Yale University
Unleashing the Genius of the Genome to Feed the Developing World
Rosamond L. Naylor
Julie Wrigley Senior Fellow, Center for Environmental Science and Policy
Stanford University
Treaties, Intellectual Property, Market Power and Food in the Developing World
Robert W. Herdt
Adjunct International Professor of Applied Economics and Management
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell University
Scientific and Technical Constraints on Agricultural Production: Prospects for the Future
Vernon W. Ruttan
Regents Professor Emeritus
University of Minnesota