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Physical Health for a Better and Longer Life Speaker – Kirk Jones, Head Athletic Trainer and Assoc. Professor of Physical Education, Pomona-Pitzer Colleges; and Annette Jones, Physical Therapist and Clinical Coordinator, Casa Colina Get motivated to improve your health – and bring your questions about exercise and

“Jack London, Photographer” Speaker – Sarah “Sue” Hodson, retired curator of Literary Collections, Huntington Library Sue Hodson will present an illustrated lecture about Jack London’s career as a photographer. London, best-known as the author of such books as The Call of the Wild, was also an accomplished

Premature Mortality and Socioeconomic Status: the Size and Socio-political Implications of the Early Disappearance of the Poor – Speaker – Javier Rodriguez, Ph.D., Dept. of Politics and Government, Claremont Graduate University From the opioids epidemic to electoral politics, this talk is a short tour across the economic, public health,

Remembering 9/11 – Speaker – Michael Hingsdon, 9/11 survivor, author and keynote/motivation speaker Join us for this special program, presented by a 9/11 survivor – and rescuer. Michael Hingson is a #1 New York Times best-selling author, technologist and motivational speaker. Michael, blind since birth, survived the 9/11 terrorist

The Powerful Effect of Music on Our Community – Speaker – Gabe Petrocelli, Conductor, Ontario/Chaffey Community Show Band Dr. Gabe Petrocelli will explain why music has a powerful effect in our community. He will emphasize that music is a powerful element of communication that transcends the use

The Slow Death of Newspapers – Speaker – David Allen, columnist for Inland Daily Bulletin, humorist, restaurant critic As longtime columnist for the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, David Allen is watching the implosion of newspapers from the inside. (It’s grim, but at least there’s air conditioning.) Could

Military Submarines – Capabilities and Limitations– Speaker – Fred DeMetz, Sr., President of Sound Path Technologies Learn from an expert about a subject that is new to most of us. Fred DeMetz earned BS and MS degrees in engineering and physics from Louisiana State University and a

Anxieties of Authenticity: American Yoga and the Problem of Whiteness – Speaker:  Dr. Amanda Lucia, Associate Professor, UCR In this time of racial conversations, have you ever wondered how yoga – which originated in India – became a white multi-billion dollar commercial enterprise in America? Telescoping on

The Importance of Social Support for Seniors – Speakers:  Floy Biggs, CEO, and Bea Kirkman, Director of Community Senior Services Do you or your loved ones need to address support services necessary for seniors? This is a “must hear” program provided by Community Senior Services. Learn about