Sat, Mar 15, 2008 -- 1:00 PM Intelligence Squared U.S.: America Should Be the Worlds Policeman Intelligence Squared U.S."America Should Be the World's Policeman" -- The Oxford-style debate program returns with the motion, "America Should Be the World's Policeman." Following the usual formula, the debate features one motion, one moderator, three panelists for the motion and three against. Panelists arguing for the motion include Max Boot, senior fellow in national security studies at the Council on Foreign Relations; Michael Mandelbaum, Christian A. Herter professor of American foreign policy at the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies; and Douglas Murray, a bestselling author, commentator and director of the Centre for Social Cohesion, a London-based think tank which focuses on terrorism and extremism within the UK. Panelists arguing against the motion include Ian Bremmer, president of Eurasia Group; Ellen Laipson, president and CEO of the Henry L. Stimson Center; and Matthew Parris, a British MP who now writes for the Times of London and is a broadcaster for the BBC. The moderator is Morley Safer, correspondent and co-editor for CBS' "60 Minutes" practically since it inception in 1968.The moderator is Morley Safer, correspondent and co-editor for CBS 60 Minutes practically since it inception in 1968.
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Fri, Mar 14, 2008 -- 2:00 AM 2008 State of Silicon Valley ConferenceGetting Ready for the Big One 2008 State of Silicon Valley ConferenceGetting Ready for the Big One -- How Do We Make Silicon Valley the World's Best Example of Planning and Preparation?Panelists discussing the topic include Steve Poizner, California state insurance commissioner; Bruce Lee, director of emergency services for Santa Clara County; Robert Dolci, director of emergency services for the NASA/Ames Research Center; and Russell Hancock, president of Joint Venture: Silicon Valley Network.
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Thu, Mar 13, 2008 -- 8:00 PM 2008 State of Silicon Valley Conference: Getting Ready for the Big One How do we make Silicon Valley the world?s best example of planning and preparation? Panelists discussing the topic include Steve Poizner, California state insurance commissioner; Robert Dolci, director of emergency services for the NASA/Ames Research Center; and Russell Hancock, president of Joint Venture: Silicon Valley Network.
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Thu, Mar 13, 2008 -- 2:00 AM Her Stories Her Stories -- A Women's History Month special from Hearing Voices, the program is hosted by Dmae Roberts and features a wide variety of pieces from an equally wide variety of producers. Stories include The Kitchen Sisters' exploration of the one-time staple of American housewifery in "Tupperware," and Ginger Miles' "Sooner or Later." Miles presents a sound portrait of her friend Anna Lee, a jazz photographer in lower Manhattan recently diagnosed with breast cancer.
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Wed, Mar 12, 2008 -- 8:00 PM Her Stories Her Stories -- A Women's History Month special from Hearing Voices, the program is hosted by Dmae Roberts and features a wide variety of pieces from an equally wide variety of producers. Stories include The Kitchen Sisters' exploration of the one-time staple of American housewifery in "Tupperware," and Ginger Miles' "Sooner or Later." Miles presents a sound portrait of her friend Anna Lee, a jazz photographer in lower Manhattan recently diagnosed with breast cancer.
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