The View From Midstream . . . The scholarships cover tuition, books, travel and living expenses for about 40 American students for two years' study in the United Kingdom. To bring more recognition to the program, Power and several British and American colleagues have organized the Marshall Symposium to be held on campus May 29-31. The entrepreneurs, journalists, publishers, public policy makers and scholars at the symposium will discuss such issues as First Amendment rights and intellectual property, law and public policy, media and popular culture, economic activity and entrepreneurship, the impact on traditional universities and new forms of educational institutions. And last, the University has, still, a distinguished journalistic tradition that has opportunity for expression in the Internet and the World Wide Web.
Power also stands personally at the confluence of the major streams of the information revolution.
The symposium is open to the public.