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Summer Gatherings '09 CWC Board CWC Officers Barbara Vackar-President CWC History Calendar Antique Show Flea Market Contemporary Issues Forum Contemporary Issues Dialogues Young Women Thursday Morning Coffee Strawberry Fest Scholarships Recitals Schedule Membership Newsletter Contact Home	Contemporary Issues Dialogues 2009—3:30 At the Women’s Club For Members Only, All are invited to join Week One July 5, 4-5PM William Black, an assoc. Prof. of Economics and Law at the Univ. of Missouri-Kansas City. He was the Ex. Director of the Institute for Fraud Prevention from 2005-2007. He will be discussing the alarming story about financial-and political-corruption. How dishonest CEOs, crony directors, and corrupt middlemen can systematically defeat market discipline and conceal deliberate fraud. Week Two July 8, Wednesday Donald Johanson, discoverer of “Lucy”fossil, Director of Human Origins. AMP speaker on July 9 Week Three July 15, Wednesday Brig. General Loree Sutton, M.D. Director of Dept. of Defense Center of Excellence for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury, highest ranking psychiatrist in the US Army. Week Four July 22, Wednesday William Niskanen, chairman emeritus, senior economist, Cato Institute, speaking on the Ethics of Capitalism Week Five July 29, Wednesday Ralph Williams, prof. of English, language and literature, Univ. of Michigan. What makes us Moral?

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Contemporary Issues Dialogues 2009—3:30 At the Women’s Club
For Members Only, All are invited to join

Week One
July 5, 4-5PM
William Black, an assoc. Prof. of Economics and Law at the Univ. of Missouri-Kansas City. He was the Ex. Director of the Institute for Fraud Prevention from 2005-2007. He will be discussing the alarming story about financial-and political-corruption. How dishonest CEOs, crony directors, and corrupt middlemen can systematically defeat market discipline and conceal deliberate fraud.

Week Two
July 8, Wednesday Donald Johanson, discoverer of “Lucy”fossil, Director of Human Origins. AMP speaker on July 9

Week Three
July 15, Wednesday Brig. General Loree Sutton, M.D. Director of Dept. of Defense Center of Excellence for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury, highest ranking psychiatrist in the US Army.

Week Four
July 22, Wednesday William Niskanen, chairman emeritus, senior economist, Cato Institute, speaking on the Ethics of Capitalism

Week Five
July 29, Wednesday Ralph Williams, prof. of English, language and literature, Univ. of Michigan. What makes us Moral?

	Week Six August 5, Wednesday Richard Brown, prof. of “Movies 101,” New York University Week Eight August 19, Wed. Julia Sweig, Council on Foreign Relations, expert of Cuba Week Nine, At the Athenaeum August 26, Wed. Colonial Williamsburg actors Thomas Jefferson and Lafayette “What is it like to be someone else?” Opportunity to Dialogue With some of the amp Speakers Want a chance to be a part of a dialogue with one of the 10:45 Amphitheater speakers? By joining the Chautauqua Women’s Club for $25, you will be eligible for one of the 50 tickets to be given away for each of the 7 events.