Marian Miner Cook
Athenaeum

Esther Maria Hernandez Arocha, assistant professor, Instituto Superior de Arte de la Habana (Havana University for the Arts); "Transformation of Cuban Art Since the Revolution: Creative Explosion vs. Censorship"

Stuart Eizenstat, former Under Secretary of Commerce for International Trade; former Deputy Secretary of the Treasury; author, Appendix: U. S. and Allied Efforts to Recover and Restore Gold and Other Assets Stolen or Hidden by Germany during World War II (1997) and "Imperfect Justice: The Unfinished Business of World War II" (2002)

Burton Levin, former U.S. Ambassador to Burma; "The U.S. and China: A Relationship Marred by Misperception" (12:15 p.m.)

David Sedaris, humorist; author, Naked (1997) and Me Talk Pretty One Day (2000); "An Evening with David Sedaris"

Duncan Thomas, professor of economics, UCLA; author, Gender Differences in Household Resource Allocation (1991) and co-author, Longer Term Effects of Head Start (2000); "Real Costs of an Economic Crisis: Evidence From Indonesia"

Sergei Chugrov, senior researcher, Center for Comparative Socio-Political Studies, Institute of World Economy and International Relations (IMEMO), Russian Academy of Sciences; deputy editor in chief, The World Economy and International Relations journal; author, A Reader on Russia's Foreign Policy: A Book by a Diplomat Without Diplomacy (2002); "Russian Political Culture: Changes and Continuity" (12:15 p.m.)

Tom Campbell, professor of law, Stanford University; author, Predation and Competition in Antitrust: The Case of Nonfungible Goods (1987) and co-author, The Link Between Liability Reforms and Productivity: Some Empirical Evidence/Comments (1998); "Constitutional Issues in the War on Terrorism"

F. Sherwood Rowland, Nobel laureate in chemistry (1995); Donald Bren research professor of chemistry, U.C. Irvine; author, Climate Change and Its Consequences (2001) and Atmospheric Changes Caused by Human Activities: From Science to Regulation (2001); "Global Pollution"

Berel Lang, professor of humanities, Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut; author, Heidegger's Silence (1996) and The Future of the Holocaust: Between History and Memory (1999); "Undoing Certain Mischievous Questions About the Holocaust"

Patrick Caddell, former Democratic pollster; writer for NBC's West Wing; "Politics and the Bush Administration After 9/11"

Jack Montrose, tenor saxophone; Mark Masters, conductor, American Jazz Institute Brass Ensemble; Joe LaBarbera, drums; Ron Stout, trumpet; Scott Englebright, trumpet; Les Lovitt, trumpet; Stephanie O'Keeffe, french horn; Tom Ranier, piano; Putter Smith, bass; Dave Woodley, trombone; Bill Roper, tuba; Les Benedict, trombone; "Jelly Roll Blues: The Music of Jelly Roll Morton"

Cathy Guisewite, cartoonist, creator of the comic strip Cathy; author, A Mouthful of Breath Mints and No One to Kiss: A Cathy Collection (1983) and Abs of Steel, Buns of Cinnamon: A Cathy Collection (1997); "25 Years of Humorous Wisdom From Cathy"

Hedrick Smith, journalist; author, The New Russians (1990) and The Power Game: How Washington Works (1988); "Walking the Tightrope: The Tensions Between Work and Family in America Today"

Xavier Becerra, California congressman, (D-30th District); "Cesar Chavez Commemoration"

Daniel Krauss, assistant professor of psychology, CMC; co-author, The Effects of Clinical and Scientific Expert Testimony in Juror Decision-making in Capital Sentencing (2001) and Legal Standards, Expertise, and Experts in the Resolution of Contested Child Custody Cases (2000); "Can Juries Differentiate Between Good Science and Bad Science?"