Chang. It is made possible with support from the Microsoft Corporation and with media sponsorship by kay uw. First she will speak for about 35 or 45 minutes. After that we will move into a time for your questions. If you have a question, please use the microphone on either side of the stage and make sure your questions are concise and in question form. After questions, she will sign copies of her latest book beyond infinity and expedition to the outer limits of mathematics. Books will also be available for sale at that time. Then, you should come back, april is packed. We have the biology panel on the future of health. We have paul hawken with 100 ways to reverse Global Warming and the exploration of artificial intelligence. There is so much going on and you can find all of our programming at townhall seattle. Org. Finally, i would like to thank the members in our audience tonight. Your contributions allow us not only to create dynamic programming but to make sure its accessible to eve
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From dance cardio to restorative yoga, UCLA Recreation’s GroupX classes offer many communal exercise experiences for students. Drop-in GroupX classes meet in the John Wooden Center or online as part of UCLA’s larger FITWELL program and include exercises such as strength training, yoga, pilates, spin and dance.
The University of California at Irvine (UCI) has a track record for sustainability. Its under-construction UCI Medical Center is designed, positioned, and built to preserve the nearby San Joaquin Marsh Reserve, to reduce the facility’s solar gain by 85%, and to be the first medical center in the country to operate on an all-electric central plant.
The University of California at Irvine (UCI) has a track record for sustainability. Its under-construction UCI Medical Center is designed, positioned, and built to preserve the nearby San Joaquin Marsh Reserve, to reduce the facility’s solar gain by 85%, and to be the first medical center in the country to operate on an all-electric central plant.