Theme for 2010
Pioneers of World Culture
Past Programs
Speakers/Biographies
Articles and Papers
CommunityParticipation
Th
e life of man is a self-evolving circle, which, from a ring imperceptibly small, rushes on all sides outwards to new and larger circles, and that without end.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Program for 2010
January 16
Film and Discussion: Can We Agree On Anything?
January 30
Lecture and Discussion: Building Bridges: Gandhi's Path to Tolerance
February 20
Film and Discussion: Macbeth
February 27
Live Theater Performance: Macbeth
March 13
Forum: African Leadership: Vision and Challenges
March 20
Book Circle: Stones into Schools
April 2
Excursion to LACMA: Renoir in the 20th Century
April 3
Forum: Glorious Beings Creating World Culture
April 17
Seminar: Cultures in Transition
April 24
Book Circle: Stones into Schools
May 8
Songs for a Brave New World: A World Culture for the Future
May 15
Book Circle: Stones into Schools
May 29
Panel Discussion: What is Universal in Shakespeare
June 5
Film: Learning from the Light: the Vision of IM Pei
June 12
Seminar: Architects of World Culture: Modernism or Traditionalism
July 3
Founding Day Program: A Sense of Wonder: Honoring Rachel Carson
July 10
Film Series: Louis Armstrong – Satchmo
July 17
Film Series: Music Within
July 24
Film Series: Eroica
July 31
Film Series: Nicholas Roerich
August 21
Filmed Seminar: Storytelling from Ancient New Zealand
August 28
Book Forum: The Color of Freedom
September 11
Seminar: Thirty-Six Facets of Glory: The Unaccompanied Cello Suites of J.S. Bach
September 25
Film: Bach and Friends
October 2
Forum: Practicing Gandhian Non-Violenc
e
October 23
Seminar: Leadership for the United Nations Millennium Development Goals
November 13
Seminar: J. Craig Venter: Genomic Explorer
November 20
Seminar: Universality from the Perspective of Miguel de Unamuno
December 4
Seminar: Englightened Leadership: Essential Qualities and Shining Examples
December 18
Reception: Holiday Reception