ࡱ> `b_U@ .bjbj (N&&{<<<<<<<P8L8,P7hpp(6666666$+9R};6<+++6<<6L111+<<61+61,1.1<<.1d `v局..15-77.13<.0|3<.1PP<<<<.13<<B1*h1 T$66PPd0XPP2004 Chicago Humanities Festival programs at DePaul University Chicago Humanities Festival 2004: TIME October 30 November 14, 2004 Esteemed presenters examine aspects of TIME. THEATER PERFORMANCE: Ferdydurke From Poland, Teatr PROVISORIUM & Kompania Teatrs stage adaptation of the classic underground novel by Polish author Witold Gombrowicz. In an absurdist variation on the Faust legend, a young writer is transformed by a demonic professor into an adolescent and sent back to school to learn to do it right. With Jacek Brzezinski, Witold Mazurkiewicz, Jaroslaw Tonica, and Michal Zgiet. In English. Program generously supported by the Polish National Alliance in association with the Polish Cultural Institute, New York. NOTE: $10 program for non-students/educators. Saturday, November 6; 7:30 9:00 p.m. Sunday, November 7; 3:00 4:30 p.m. Merle Reskin Theater, DePaul University (downtown) GENE WOLFE: Master of Time The hugely admired dean of science fiction writers and award-winning author of The Book of the New Sun and, most recently, The Wizard Knight, discusses his career-long exploration of other Times, and other worlds. Wolfe is interviewed by author Neil Gaiman. Wednesday, November 10; 7:00 8:00 p.m. Student Center, DePaul University NEIL GAIMAN: New Stuff A master of fantasy writing, Gaiman is author of American Gods, Neverwhere, the Sandman series, and the young adult fiction Coraline, among other books. He reads from and discusses his work-in-progress, a comedy (scary in bits) for adults entitled Anansi Boys. Wednesday, November 10; 8:30 9:30 p.m. Student Center, DePaul University FAMILY EVENT: Young Chicago Authors: Youthology A rare teen-instigated dialogue about societys questions, fears and beliefs about youth and youthfulness. In this multimedia performance, young people from Young Chicago Authors and The Association House of Chicago examine their own culture and tell adults what it all means. A Childrens Humanities Festival program. For ages 12 and up. Thursday, November 11; 7:00 8:00 p.m. Student Center, DePaul University (Lincoln Park) HISTORY PANEL: Time and Truth Can historical truth be derived through narrative formsliterature, drama, filmthat venture beyond the strict historical record? Using as an example the Abolitionist movement immediately prior to the Civil War, novelist Valerie Martin (Property); Victory Gardens Theater playwright Charles Smith (Free Man of Color); and Yale historian and Civil War-era authority David Blight consider the search for historical understanding. The moderator is esteemed historian Charles Branham. Saturday, November 13; 10:00 11:30 a.m. Student Center, DePaul University (Lincoln Park) BEATLEMANIA! TWO PROGRAMS, ONE-WAY TICKET, YEAH! TERRI HEMMERT: Beatles 68 In June, 1967, the Beatles performed All You Need is Love live to a world audience; 17 months later, the White Album ushered in Revolution and Helter Skelter. How did the global events of 1968 affect the Beatles musically and personally? Hemmert, the popular WXRT radio personality and host of Breakfast With the Beatles shares her knowledge of the Fabs. GLENN GASS: High Art on the Pop Charts The scope and creative integrity of the Beatles music make it one of the worlds greatest artistic legacies. This Indiana Univ. School of Music professor, who developed one of the countrys earliest college courses on rock music, celebrates the short, wondrous time when boundaries between art and entertainment evaporated and the most adventurous music was also the most popular. Saturday, November 13; 12:30 2:30 p.m. Student Center, DePaul University (Lincoln Park) GOVERNMENT PANEL: Iraq: Constituting a Nation What challenges does the Iraqi nation face as it undertakes the creation of a constitution? Examining the issue are M. Cherif Bassiouni, professor and president, International Human Rights Law Institute, DePaul Univ. College of Law; Douglass W. Cassel, Jr., clinical associate professor and director, Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern Univ. School of Law; Stephen Franklin, Chicago Tribune journalist, and Feisal al-Istrabadi, vice president, Iraqi Forum For Democracy. The moderator is Mark E. Wojcik, director of global legal studies, The John Marshall Law School and chair, Illinois State Bar Association Section on International and Immigration Law. Presented in partnership with the Illinois State Bar Association. Saturday, November 13; 3:30 5:00 p.m. Student Center, DePaul University (Lincoln Park) DANCE PERFORMANCE: Peter Sparling Dance Company, Peninsula This Ann Arbor-based company is led by the Univ. of Michigan Department of Dance professor and veteran of the Martha Graham and Jose Limon dance companies. Peninsula is a three-part video/dance road trip, accompanied by poetry and music, celebrating Michigans diverse cultural and geographic landscapes. Presented in partnership with the University of Michigan Institute for the Humanities. NOTE: $10 program for non-students/educators. Saturday, November 13; 8:00 10:00 p.m. Merle Reskin Theater, DePaul University (downtown) TOM WOLFE: I am Charlotte Simmons The pioneering journalist, essayist, and novelist presents his long-awaited new fiction, a satirical immersion into the world of the modern-day campus viewed through the eyes of an innocent young woman from small-town North Carolina. Sunday, November 14; 10:00 11:00 a.m. Merle Reskin Theater, DePaul University (downtown campus) LAWRENCE WESCHLER, IRA GLASS: Vermeer in Bosnia and Other Passions The host of This American Life engages Weschler in a conversation touching on themes from the latest installment in the cultural critics Passions and Wonders series, Vermeer in Bosnia. Weschlers subjects include art, serenity, terror, Roman Polanski, a Parkinsonian artist, the authors Weimar-era composer grandfather, and his daughters season with The Borrowers. Sunday, November 14; 3:00 4:30 p.m. Student Center, DePaul University (Lincoln Park) FESTIVAL CLOSING PERFORMANCE: Campaign of the Century The Festivals examination of Time ends with a tuneful concert version of a new musical by Steven Lutvak and Robert L. Freedman about writer Upton Sinclairs remarkable bid to become governor of California in 1934. See page 26 for longer description. Program generously supported by Ethel and William Gofen. Sunday, November 14; 6:30 8:30 p.m. Merle Reskin Theater, DePaul University (downtown) Festival programs featuring DePaul University faculty JOURNALISM PANEL: Page One Meeting Youre in the room as top Chicago Tribune editors and distinguished ethicists wrestle with the provocative issues and images journalists confront every day. Could you make the hard choices demanded by these turbulent times? Managing editor James OShea explains how the Chicago Tribune builds page one. Editors William Parker, Stephan Benzkofer, Torry Bruno, and Timothy McNulty match wits and skills with Donald D. Holt, former journalist and current Wheaton College guest instructor; Rabbi Herbert Bronstein North Shore Congregation Israel and Lake Forest College lecturer; Aminah McCloud, DePaul Univ. professor of religious studies; and E. David Cook, Holmes Professor of Faith and Learning at Wheaton College. Sunday, November 7; 3:00 4:30 p.m. Chicago Historical Society GLOBAL CHICAGO PANEL: What Kind of Town, Chicago Is? The new book Global Chicago argues that globalization has transformed the citypolitics, economy, neighborhoods, food, and more. Its no longer that toddlin town or industrial-era City of the Big Shoulders but a true global city, and Chicagoans must learn anew how to think about their town. Debating the truth of this view are R. C. Longworth, executive director, Global Chicago Center of the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations; Clare Muana, international management consultant; Mark Brown, Chicago Sun-Times columnist; Laura Washington, DePaul Univ. professor and journalist; and James M. Houlihan, Cook County Assessor. The moderator is Mike Leiderman, executive producer of Chicago Tonight on WTTW11. Presented in partnership with the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Saturday, November 13; 3:00 4:30 p.m. Chicago Historical Society JEAN HARRIS, PRISON PANEL: Redemption Time Harris, who served 12 years for the murder of The Scarsdale Diet author Dr. Herman Tarnower, founded the Children of Bedford Fund that provides educational opportunities for the children of inmates. Shes also an ardent supporter of the nations small network of prison nurseries. Following her talk, Harris is joined by a distinguished, cross-disciplinary panel to discuss hurdles toand the possibilities forredemption during and after incarceration. Participants include Village Voice reporter Jennifer Gonnerman, author of Life on the Outside; DePaul Univ. professor Ann Folwell Stanford; lawyer and DePaul Univ. professor Andrea Lyon; director of the California Department of Corrections Jeanne Woodford; artist and DuSable Museum founder Margaret Burroughs; and author Zak Mucha (The Beggars Shore). Moderator is James R. Coldren, president of the John Howard Association. Saturday, November 13; 3:30 5:30 p.m. Thorne Auditorium, Northwestern University School of Law Festival programs are subject to change. Tickets go on saleon September 7, 2004. For tickets and updated program information visit www.chfestival.org or call the CHF ticket office at (312) 494-9509. Students and educators, call the ticket office to get your FREE tickets! Tickets to Festival programs are $5 in advance, unless otherwise noted. Pending availability, tickets may also be purchased at the site just prior to the event for $6.      FILENAME \p C:\My Documents\chghumanfest\CHF.NOV04.ProgramsAtDePaul.DOC  DATE \@ "M/d/yyyy" 8/12/2004  ,-4>?@Ach˾򲩟wmd[QG;hc~hI=56aJhc~hI=5aJhc~hf7;aJhc~haJhc~hiaJhc~h h6aJhc~hkBaJhc~h haJhc~hf7aJhc~h h56]aJhc~h h5aJhc~hzaJhc~hz5\aJhc~h*5>*\aJhc~h@5>*\aJhc~hO35>*\aJhc~h5>*\aJhc~hz5>*\aJ?@Aik  : _   gd*gdwgdgdI=@&gdI=gdigdf7gd h&.. K P ^ a b k  9 : _  , ?   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