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ALI  FALL 2010  SCHEDULE
MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI.
Sept. 13 Sept. 14 Sept. 15 Sept. 16 Sept. 17
9:15 Member Orientation      
         
10:00 Health Care Reform and the Practice A New Era in Michigan Campaign A Morning of Music Spanning Jazz  
  of Medicine Finance and Classical  
  Vic Velanovich Rich Robinson K. Goodson, R. Hawes, & R. Young  
      (Smith Theatre)  
         
1:00 Evolution of Whistler's Particular Adolph Hitler Century of Change:  The Art and  
  Visual Style Donald Borsand Ideas of 18th Century France  
  Carole McNamara   Wendy Evans  
         
Sept. 20 Sept. 21 Sept. 22 Sept. 23 Sept. 24
10:00 The Patient and Surgeon:  Technology The What, How, and Why of the Sex Classic Violin Works  
  and Treating Vascular Disease Offender Registry Gabriel Bolkosky & Michele Cooker  
  James Stanley Lynn D'Orio (Smith Theatre)  
         
1:00 Today's Africa Through  Love the One You're With:  On  Life after a Diagnosis of   
  American Eyes Architecture & Urbanism in Detroit Multiple Sclerosis  
  Peggi Tabor Michael Hodges Jay Seewald  
         
Sept. 27 Sept. 28 Sept. 29 Sept. 30 Oct. 1
10:00 Dramatizing in Music Community Gardens in  Classical Piano Performance with   
  Martin Herman Midtown Detroit Lecture  
    Susan Mosey Louis Nagel  
      (Smith Theatre)  
         
1:00 Masters of Impressionism at the DIA Risky Business:  Drug Development Life and Living in Ancient Egypt  
  Salvador Salort-Pons Bruce Markham William Peck  
         
Oct. 4 Oct. 5 Oct. 6 Oct. 7 Oct. 8
10:00 The Space Shuttle:  Liftoff to Landing Michigan's Defining Moment:   The Christa Grix Trio  
  Jim Bagian A Common Ground Bottom-up  C. Grix, K. Krahnke, & P. Siers  
    Citizens' Agenda for Michigan's (Smith Theatre)  
    Transformation    
    Philip Power    
         
1:00 An Update on Federal Health Why Michigan Is Square:  The  How the Six Most Significant U.S.  
  Care Reform Legacy of the Baseline and Michigan Supreme Court Decisions Affected Our  
  Raymond Rosenfeld Meridian Lives  
    Morris Thomas Allen Lippitt  
         
Oct. 11 Oct. 12 Oct. 13 Oct. 14 Oct. 15
10:00 What Others Can Teach Us Innovation Within the Nonprofit Sector The Tom Dennis Trio  
  About Our Lives Michael Brennan L. Piccoli, D. Wickham, & T. Dennis  
  George Rosenwald   (Smith Theatre)  
         
1:00 Arts and Architecture of Islamic Alfred Hitchcock:  The Golden  The Amazing Waldo  
  Spain Period, 1951-1963 Edward Sharples  
  Elsie Peck Elliot Wilhelm    
         
Oct 18 Oct. 19 Oct. 20 Oct. 21 Oct. 22
10:00 Medicare:  What You Need to Know Muses & Mistresses:  Artists' Models Ko Nami Japanese Ensemble  
  Jennifer Houghton in Art, Biography, and Fiction A. Sano, K. Holleran, S. Rouse-Freitag  
    Deborah Kawsky (Building J, Room 303)  
         
1:00 Sleep  From Criminals to Kings Refusing to be Enemies:  The Zeitouna  
  Lynne Johannessen Paula Tutman Story  
      L. White, I. Butler, W. Abed, and  
      H. Karaman  
         
Oct. 25 Oct. 26 Oct. 27 Oct. 28 Oct. 29
10:00 The Old Northwest in the War of 1812 Trouble in Poseidon's House: The Cass Honors String Quartet  
  Tom Collier Global Decline of Modern Coral Reefs (Building J, Room 303)  
    Michael Stafford    
         
1:00 Gone with the Wind The Silent Art of the Conductor Origins of the Motown Sound  
  Kathleen Marcaccio Nan Washburn Joel Stone  
               
Nov. 1 Nov. 2 Nov. 3 Nov. 4 Nov. 5      
10:00 Visual Arts and Music in the  Evolution of the Fire Service A Morning of Theatre  
   19th Century Alex Mimikos Yolanda Fleischer and Ann Forsaith  
  Mary Wischusen   (Building J, Room 303)  
         
1:00 Independent Spirits:  Contemporary  The Electorate Has Voted, the Votes ALI General Meeting and  
  Art with a Twist Tallied, Now What Happens? Luncheon  
  Hope Palmer Jack Lessenberry