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| The university's Campus Forum series brings speakers to campus to discuss topics of current and pertinent interest to the community. These forums are free and open to the public and take place at the Bronco Student Center, Bldg 35, Ursa Minor. For more information contact Dr. Dorothy Wills (909) 869-3582. |
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Richard RomanProfessor and author talks about issues related to NAFTA and its effects on the working class. |
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Char MillerProfessor and author talks about American environmental and urban history. |
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Joy KarembkaAuthor talks about, "what is race?" and takes people of mixed races to figure out the categories of race. |
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Farrah HassenGraduate student from American University in Washington DC talks about the research she had in Syria. |
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Enrique OchoaMay Day and Cinco de Mayo, coallition building, internationalism, and social justice. |
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Saul Landau"Mexico's enviromental issues in the 21st century." |
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Pedro Perez SardoyWriter talks about race, politics, and culture in Cuba. |
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OlmecaHip-hop artist talks about "An Artist in Rebellion". |
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Greg Giberson and Tom Giberson"The Commodification of Knowledge" |
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Yolanda MosesCal Poly Pomona professor of anthropology, talks about the terms of engagement, the university of the 21st century. |
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Mark ShapiroProfessor from Cal State Fullerton, Known as the 'Irascible Professor', provides commentary on the state of education in America today. |
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Judith CarneyJudith Carney, a geographer at UCLA, talks about the African origin of rice cultivation in the Americas. |
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David MonkawaDavid Monkawa talks about the soldiers who resist military deployment. |
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Naomi OreskesGeologist and Author talks about the scientific consensus on global climate change. |
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Richard WorthingtonPomona College political science professor talks about silence technology in society. |
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Langdon WinnerCal Poly Professor talks about the relation between technology and democracy. |
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David LeveringCal Poly Professor Emeritus talks about the current political season. |
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John RossAuthor discusses the recent Mexican elections and Mexican politics in general. |
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Dennis LooAuthor and Associate Professor of Sociology at Cal Poly Pomona, discusses his new book "Impeach the President. |
Panel DiscussionA discussion on the War in Iraq. |
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Saul LandauSaul Landau returns to discuss current events and the Bush administration. |
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Panel DiscussionA discussion of the film, "An Inconvenient Truth" and other environmental policy issues by five members of the Cal PolyPomona faculty. |
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Charlene TetersArtist, teacher and activist explores racial and social injustices endured by Native American Indians. Presented May 30, 2006 |
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Miguel Tinker-SalasPomona College professor
of History and Latin American Studies. |
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Francisco ArucaRadio commentator from Radio Progresso. Presented May 10 2006 |
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Walden BelloAuthor and director of Focus on the Global South |
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Beshara DoumaniHistory professor at the University of California Berkeley and editor "Academic Freedom After 9/11". Presented April 5, 2006 |
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Christopher HitchensAuthor and columnist. Presented April 4, 2006 |
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Sanho TreeAuthor and fellow at the Institute for Policy
Studies |
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Todd MayAuthor and of philosophy professor at Clemson
University |
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Norman FinkelsteinOn Israel and Palestine. Presented January 25, 2006 |
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Dorothy WillsCal Poly Pomona anthropology professor on Forgotten Africa. |
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Robert ScheerFormer Los Angeles Times writer on current political issues. |
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Robert FiskMiddle East correspondent discusses the history of conflict in Iraq and the role of the journalist. |
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Dahr JamailThe journalist recounts his experiences in Iraq between 2003-05. |
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Tom HaydenActivist and author on the current political climate. |
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Dennis LooSociologist and Cal Poly Pomona professor of behavioral science, on the 2004 Presidential election. Presented October 19, 2005 |
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Mahmood IbrahimHistory professor at Cal Poly Pomona on the Israeli withdrawal from occupied territories. Presented October 12, 2005 |
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John BurtonFormer President of the California Senate in a question and answer session. Presented October 5, 2005 |
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Emily LutzA Cal Poly Pomona student describes her experiences in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina. Presented September 28, 2005 |
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Imad MustafaSyrian professor and diplomat |
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Faye WachsCal Poly Pomona sociology professor speaks about
her personal experience of the 2004 tsunami. |
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Chalmers JohnsonAuthor and journalist on reforming American
foreign policy. |
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Gore Vidal Author, essayist,
playwright, actor on "Reflections on The United States of
Amnesia". |
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Miguel Tinker-Salas Pomona College professor
of History and Latin American Studies. |
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Saul Landau The Pinochet Case:
Advances and Retreats in International Law. |
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Marina GoldovskayaThe Russian filmmaker discusses her work and takes questions. Presented March 9, 2005 |
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The Prince is BackA film by Marina Goldovskaya, director of the UCLA's film program. |
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Naomi Klein Author and journalist on "What is Really Happening
in Iraq" |
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Mike Farrell Actor and activist on "Ethics and the Death
Penalty" |
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James BamfordAuthor of "A Pretext to War", discusses the U.S. Intelligence community. Presented January 26, 2005 |
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Heather Williams Professor of Politics at Pomona College, on
the U.S. role in Haiti. |
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Roya HakakianPresented January 12, 2005 |
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Rabbi Leonard Beerman On Israel, Palestine, and American Jews. |
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Richard FalkEmeritus Professor at Princeton University, and author "The Record of the Paper". Presented November 24, 2004 |
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Frank BardackeAuthor of forthcoming biography on Cesar Chavez, "The Legacy of Cesar Chavez". Presented November 17, 2004 |
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John Ross Journalist, activist and author of "Murdered
by Capitalism..." |
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Presidential Election 2004 A discussion of the results of the 2004 Presidential
Election. |
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Jeffery St. ClairCo-editor of Counterpunch, and author of "Bush and the Environmental Rapture". Presented October 27, 2004 |
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Carol BrightmanAuthor of “Total Insecurity: The Myth of American Omnipotence” Presented October 21, 2004 |
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Chalmers JohnsonAuthor and president of the Japan Policy Research Institute will discuss his book, “The Sorrows of Empire”. Presented May 26, 2004 |
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