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Please come for a public conversation and Q&A with talent executive Eddie Galan about his path in the entertainment industry, including his advice for students entering the fields of music, television, and film. A Los Angeles native and Oxy film production major, Galan saw early success as a music producer and songwriter for High School Musical and "Hannah Montana" before developing a successful career as a music and acting talent manager.

You can watch the trailer here:  https://youtu.be/0IQbtBgP7_A

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We're back again this THURSDAY NIGHT with two more classes open to everyone! Take a break from your homeWORK and come WERK with us in the Dance Studio. Everyone is welcome, no experience necessary, just bring just bring your wonderful self wearing some comfortable clothes and shoes. Come to one or both, and BRING YOUR FRIENDS!!!

We're back again this THURSDAY NIGHT with two more classes open to everyone! Take a break from your homeWORK and come WERK with us in the Dance Studio. Everyone is welcome, no experience necessary, just bring just bring your wonderful self wearing some comfortable clothes and shoes. Come to one or both, and BRING YOUR FRIENDS!!!

Books will be available at the Oxy Bookstore and at the event.

The event is co-sponsored by the departments of Politics and the Urban & Environmental Policy with generous support from the Remsen Bird Funds.

Alex Sutherland, University of California, Irvine 

The first in the series will be in the Brown Lab.  In this workshop we will spend half the time on an introduction to library and other research resources, and then open up the remaining time to questions and consultations based on individual project work. We will be covering how to find a book (physically and electronically), locating scholarly articles and primary resources using databases, and how to order materials via resource sharing networks. We may dip into tools such as Zotero or others, upon request/interest. 

Hot Coffee (89 min) exposes how corporations spent millions on a propaganda campaign to distort Americans' view of lawsuits, forever changing the civil justice system. From the infamous case of the woman who sued McDonald's over spilled coffee to the saga of the Mississippi Supreme Court Justice deemed 'not corporate enough' by business interests, this program tears apart the conventional wisdom about 'frivolous lawsuits.'