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Black Involvement - Mayor Charles Evers
8:00 PM – C.Y. Stephens - Charles Evers symbolizes what today's young black people can aspire to. A man of driving ambition and enormous magnetism, he has also succeeded in making extraordinary strides towards turning Mississippi around. He has launched exhaustive Negro registration drives and followup election campaigns that have resulted in the first significant breaks in Mississippi's lily-white government. Part of the National Affairs Series: Violence In America.

Non-Violence in America - Cecil E. Hinshaw
4:00 PM – South Ballroom, Memorial Union - Cecil Hinshaw graduated from Friends University in Wichita, did graduate work at the Iliff School of Theology in Denver Denver University and Harvard University, and holds the Master of Theology and the Doctor of Theology degrees from Iliff. He was the Elizabeth Iliff Warren Fellowship recipient from the Iliff School of Theollogy in 1938. Part of the National Affairs Series: Violence In America.

Student Revolution - Phillip Abbott Luce
4:00 PM – Sun Room, Memorial Union - Philip Abbot Luce a former leader of the New Left and member of the Communist Progressive Labor Party. Mr. Luce is a graduate of Mississippi State University with an MA degree from Ohio State University. Part of the National Affairs Series: Violence In America.

10,001 Atrocities - John Sack
8:00 PM – Great Hall, Memorial Union - John Sack has written about the Army for Stars and Stripes, for United Press, for CBS News, for Esquire, Life, Harper's and The New Yorker. Part of the National Affairs Series: Violence In America.

Patterns of Violence in American History - Richard E. Rubenstein
4:00 PM – Great Hall, Memorial Union - Richard Rubenstein is Assistant Director of the Adlai Stevenson Institute and Associate Professor of Political Science at Roosevelt University, Chicago. Part of the National Affairs Series: Violence In America.

The Revolution's Enemy - John Sack
12:00 PM – Great Hall, Memorial Union - Journalist and author of M. From the University Lectures Program archives.

Marijuana and Aggression - Dr. Marshall Gilula
8:00 PM – South Ballroom, Memorial Union - Dr. Marshall Gilula is a resident in psychiatry at the Stanford University School of Medicine. Part of the National Affairs Series: Violence In America.

Violence in Perspective - Henry Bienen
4:00 PM – South Ballroom, Memorial Union - Henry Bienen is Associate Professor of Politics and Faculty Associate of the Center of International Studies at Princeton University. He is also an editor of World Politics. Part of the National Affairs Series: Violence In America.

Leadership with Passion - CAROLE HARDER
All Day - Carole Harder is a communication trainer and consultant. She served as team-building coach for the 1992 and 1996 U. S. Olympic Swim teams and is head of the Eastern Iowa Chapter of National Council on Youth Leadership.

The Distribution of Values and Interests in the Soviet Class System - Dr. H. Kent Geiger
12:00 PM – -- - Sociology at the University of Wisconsin. From the University Lectures Program archives.