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Spring and Summer Events GuidePage 792:00 John Dominic Crossanand Joerg Rieger2:15 ‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’8:00 ‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’8:15 Clint Black in ConcertAugust 132:15 Theater: ‘Love’sLabour’s Lost’3:00 Contemporary IssuesForum: David Kozak,‘American Politics Update’8:15 N.C. Dance Theatre inresidence. Jean-PierreBonnefoux, dir. CSO. GrantCooper, guest conductorWEEK EIGHTLecture Theme: Sparking aCulture of Creativity andInnovation AfternoonTheme: Human Creativity,the Spark of the DivineAugust 1410:45 The Rev. Otis MossIII, pastor, Trinity UnitedChurch of Christ, Chicago2:15 ‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’2:30 Chautauqua School ofDance Student Gala. Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux, dir.5:00 Vespers8:00 ‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’8:00 Sacred Song ServiceAugust 159:15 Rev. Otis Moss III10:45 Gary Shapiro, presidentand CEO, ConsumerElectronics Association2:00 Amy-Jill Levine, prof.,Jewish Studies and NewTestament, Vanderbilt Univ.and Divinity School4:00 Spanish Brass8:15 MSFO, TimothyMuffitt, conductorAugust 169:15 Rev. Otis Moss III10:45 Dev Patnaik, coauthor,Wired to Care2:00 Amy-Jill Levine7:00 FES: ChautauquaRegional Youth Ballet8:00 ‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’Chautauqua InstitutionContinued from page 79Bill Cosby will close outthis year’s ChautauquaInstitution with twoperformances Aug. 278:15 CSO. Rossen Milanov,guest conductor; AngelaCheng, pianoAugust 179:15 Rev. Otis Moss III10:45 Col. Casey P.Haskins, dir., Dept. ofMilitary Instruction, U.S.Military Academy at WestPoint2:00 Amy-Jill Levine2:15 ‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’8:00 ‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’8:15 Chris Byars QuartetAugust 189:15 Rev. Otis Moss III10:45 Joan Abrahamson,pres., Jefferson Institute2:00 Amy-Jill Levine3:30 CLSCRoundtable/Lecture: DianeAckerman, One HundredNames for Love4:00 ‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’8:15 CSO. Mei-Ann Chen,guest conductor; AugustinHadelich, violinAugust 199:15 Rev. Otis Moss III10:45 George Kembel, cofounder,exec. dir., Stanfordd.school2:00 Amy-Jill Levine2:15 Theater: ‘Love’sLabour’s Lost’8:15 Blood, Sweat & Tearsand Arturo SandovalAugust 203:00 Contemporary IssuesForum: Ellen Langer,‘Mindful Health and thePower of Possibility’8:15 ChautauquaSymphony Orchestra. GrantCooper, guest conductor;Julie Albers, celloWEEK NINELecture Theme: The Pathto the Civil War (In collaborationwith ColonialWilliamsburg and Natl.Museum of AfricanAmerican History andCulture)August 2110:45 The Revs. Williamand Matthew Watley2:30 Barbershop HarmonyParade5:00 Vespers8:00 Sacred Song ServiceAugust 229:15 Revs. William andMatthew Watley10:45 Gordon S. Wood,Pulitzer Prize-winningauthor, historian2:00 Michael Klarman,prof., Harvard Law School4:00 Linden String Quartet8:15 The DePue BrothersBandAugust 239:15 Revs. William andMatthew Watley10:45 Clement Price,Rutgers DistinguishedService Professor of history2:00 Colonial Williamsburgcharacter-interpreters:American Slaves8:15 CSO. GerardSchwarz, guest conductor;Horacio GutiÈrrez, pianoAugust 249:15 Revs. William andMatthew Watley10:45 Ed Ayers, pres.,Univ. of Richmond, southernhistorian2:00 Colonial Williamsburgcharacter-interpreters:Washington and Jefferson8:15 ‘A Wolf by the Ear:’Thomas Jefferson and othercharacter-interpreters on theissue of slaveryAugust 259:15 Revs. William andMatthew Watley10:45 Daniel WalkerHowe, Pulitzer Prize-winningauthor, historian2:00 Roger GuenveurSmith, writer, director, actor,educator3:30 CLSC. IsabelWilkerson, The Warmth ofOther Suns8:15 Just Imagine: TheJohn Lennon Experiencestarring Tim PiperAugust 269:15 Revs. William andMatthew Watley10:45 Melissa Harris-Perry,professor of politics andAfrican-American studies,Princeton University2:00 Panel discussion:James Horn, Joan BrownCampbell and Rex Ellis8:15 The Beach BoysAugust 275:00 An Evening with BillCosby8:15 An Evening with BillCosbyAugust 2810:45Rev.JohnC.Holbert,Perkins School of Theology2:30 Hillcrest ConcertBand8:00 Sacred Song Service