Despite catastrophe, 'Poland will survive,' Naimark says

In his comments about the death of the Polish president and other top civilian and military leaders in a plane crash, scholar Norman Naimark points out that this tragedy has greater repercussions because of Poland's catastrophic historical experiences.

Showcase highlights the race for sustainable automobiles

The Electric and Fuel Cell Vehicle Showcase held on campus last week was no ordinary car show. It focused on the state and future of sustainable transportation and offered students the chance to kick the tires on eight electric drive models, including a sweet, fire-engine-red Tesla Roadster.

Rowe is first speaker in Center on Longevity Lecture Series

Dr. John Rowe, an expert on healthcare economics and healthy aging, will be the inaugural speaker for the Center on Longevity Distinguished Lecture Series on Tuesday, April 13, in the Arrillaga Alumni Center. Rowe will talk about "Myths and Realities of an Aging Society."

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• Danner to deliver Tanner Lectures: Mark Danner, a journalist and professor who has written about American foreign policy, torture and human rights violations, will deliver this year's Tanner Lectures on Human Values on Wednesday and Thursday, April 14 and 15.

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• 7 p.m. April 12
  Presidential Lecture by Mary Robinson

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