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OMAHA PRESS CLUB – Dennis Pate, Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium “What’s New at the Zoo?”

CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY LECTURE – THE 2012 SUSAN AND DAN SEMRAD LECTURE IN NON-WESTERN THOUGHT – Olúfémi Táiwò, Professor of Philosophy and the University Core, and Director of Global African Studies in the College of Arts and Sciences at Seattle University “What’s Modernity Got to Do with It?”

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OMAHA PRESS CLUB – Chris Allen, Associate Professor of Communications at the University of Nebraska at Omaha “Oman: The Gem of Arabia”

The music of Miles Davis was changing dramatically in the late 1960s. Most fans of the legendary trumpeter know that in 1969 he recorded Bitches Brew, the hugely successful dawn of jazz-rock that was one of the best selling jazz records ever released. Lesser known is the working unit that Miles took with him on the road was one of the most artistically daring and visionary bands that Miles ever led. Recordings of that outfit have recently surfaced and have been released on a multi-disc set, Live In Europe 1969, The Complete Bootleg Sessions Vol. 2.