Panelists will include well-known planning experts and nationally syndicated personal finance columnist Jane Bryant Quinn. The program will originate from New York City. Viewers will have an opportunity to ask questions during live, call-in segments. A comedic murder mystery will involve members of the audience in solving the crime. Admission is free.
Admission is free.
A 2 p.m. matinee also is scheduled on Saturday, Nov. 15. Telling the story of the Younger family's struggle to escape ghetto life, performances will take place in the Bacchus Theatre in the Perkins Student Center. Bandak's work has been exhibited in such sites as the World Trade Center and the California Museum of Science and Industry. During the Carter administration, several of her photos were accepted into the permanent collection at the White House. She has personally photographed many public figures and was invited by the government of Egypt to document its people and monuments.