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DESCRIPTION:Featuring: \n\n► Jennifer Washburn \n     \nJournalist, author of 
 “University Inc.: The Corporate Corruption of Higher Education,” and 
 recipient of the 2001 National Association of Science Writers’ 
 Science-in-Society Journalism Award. \n\n► Jean Lave \n\nAs Vice-Chair of 
 the Committee on Research at the time of the Novartis Deal Professor Lave 
 was point person for COR in developing an RFP and initiating research on 
 the Deal, and a member of the Novartis Oversight Committee that coordinated 
 the Michigan State study. \n\n► Ignacio Chapela \n\nProfessor of 
 Environmental Science, Policy and Management, U.C. Berkeley, and a person 
 who believes that the people and the environment of California deserve 
 better for the future than what BP would leave behind. \n\n► Cori Hayden 
 \n\nProfessor of Anthropology, U.C. Berkeley, specializing in the 
 anthropology of science, technology and medicine. Prof. Hayden conducts 
 critical, ethnographic research on intellectual property regimes, ethics 
 and other modes of governance in North and South America. \n\n► James 
 Thorlby (by telephone from Brazil with slideshow) \n \nWorks for the 
 Pastoral Land Commission (CPT) in the North-East of Brazil. The CPT is an 
 agency of the Bishop's Conference in Brazil. The Brazilian government 
 recently awarded it the Human Rights Award 2003 in the Eradication of Slave 
 Labor category for its work to combat slave labor throughout the country. 
 \n\n► Hillary Lehr \n     \nU.C. Berkeley student and slam poet \n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2007/04/24/18404345.php
SUMMARY:The UCB-BP deal: implications for the public university
LOCATION:The Hillside Club, 2286 Cedar St. Berkeley, CA 94709 \n
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2007/04/24/18404345.php
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