It also requires coming to terms with the broader political, social, and cultural currents which all these figures represented. The conference will begin with President Clinton's address at about 2 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 5 in Richardson Auditorium on the Princeton campus. Speakers and commentators include renowned senior scholars as well as younger historians and writers. Among those scheduled to appear are John Morton Blum, Alan Brinkley, John Milton Cooper, Richard Epstein, Hendrik Hartog, Jackson Lears, Michael Lind, Eric Love, Nell Irvin Painter, Daniel Rodgers, Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., Christine Stansell, and Henry Yu. Although the panel discussions are open to the public, admission to President Clinton's address is limited to Princeton students, faculty and staff.
Admission is free.