Schedule: |
"Advances in Medicine"
Alternate
Tuesdays, 10 a.m.-noon
Jan.
17 — "What's New in Diabetes?" with
Yung-In Choi, co-director, adult division, Joslin
Diabetes Center, UCI
Jan.
31 — "Update on Total Hip and
Knee Replacement" with Harry Skinner, professor
and chair, department of orthopedic surgery, UCI
Feb.
14 — "Vitamins and Minerals" with Norman C. Myers,
medical director, Comprehensive Pain and Wellness Center, St. Jude Medical
Center
Feb.
28 — "New Treatments in the Fight Against Breast Cancer" with
David Hsiang, assistant clinical professor of surgery, Division of Oncology,
UCI
March
14 — "New Medications, More Choices to Make" with
Bradley Williams, program director, USC Geriatrics Residency Program
April
11 — "Helping You Heal, Helping You Function
More Easily" with Shu Chuan Hsu, senior therapist, outpatient clinic
and acute medical-surgical department, UCI Medical Center
Political Series
Alternate
Thursdays, 10 a.m.-noon
Jan.
19 — "Religion and Terror" with
Jonathan Dobrer, Unitarian Universalist Church of Fullerton
Feb.
2 — "Church and State Throughout the World" with
Dobrer
Feb.
16 — "The Orange County Democratic and
Republican Chairs Discuss Party Philosophy and Political
Issues" with Scott Baugh, Orange County Republican
Committee chair, and Frank Barbaro, Orange County Democratic
Committee chair
March
2 — "Thirty-Nine Years of Political
Reporting" with Kenneth Reich, retired Los
Angeles Times journalist
March
16 — "Vote Populi" with
Jean Pasco, Los Angeles Times political staff
writer
"The
Ocean Around Us"
Alternate
Tuesdays, 1:15-3:15 p.m.
Jan.
24 — "Sculpted by the Sea, Before
the Developers Came … " with Wayne N.
Engstrom, CSUF professor of geography
Feb.
7 — "Sticking a Toe in the Ocean From 830 Miles Above
Earth" with Tom Nolan, Multi-angle Imaging SpectroRadiometer (MISR) operations
engineer, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Feb.
21 — "Plastic Debris, Rivers to the Sea" with Gwen
Lattin, Algalita Marine Research Foundation
March
7 — "Do Not Dump, Drains Straight to the Ocean" with
Ray Heinmstra, associate director of projects, Orange County Coast Keepers
March
21 — "Forty-Two Years at Sea—From
Loading With a Boom to Tracking Container Vessels—by Computer" with
Manny Ashemeyer, executive director, Marine Exchange of Los Angeles/Long Beach
Harbors
April
4 — "The Moon, the Tides and Why Grunions
Run" with Larry Fukahara, program director, Cabrillo
Marine Aquarium
Best of the Eclectics
Alternate
Thursdays, 1:15-3:15 p.m.
Jan.
26 — "Lincoln's Murder Still a Mystery" with
Ronald Rietveld, CSUF emeritus professor of history
Feb. 9 — "The
Magic of Mediation" with Elaine Rosen, attorney
Feb. 23 — "Four ‘Isms' in
19th- and Early 20th-Century European Modernism: Orientalism, Primitivism,
Fauvism, German Expressionism" with Ruth Capelle, CSUF emeritus professor
of art
March
9 — "Light and Color in Nature" with Roger Nanes,
CSUF chair and professor of physics
March
23 — "The Proliferation of Casino-Style Gambling Throughout
the World: The Economic, Social and Philosophic Implications" with Bill
Eadington, director, Institute for the Study of Gambling and Commercial Gaming,
University of Nevada, Reno
April
6 — "Perspectives on California Social and Political Issues" (speaker
to be announced) |