toronto bakers naomi duguid and jeffrey alford have traveled the world learning to bake flatbreads someng, some chewy and some crisp. today they'll share some of their favorites. join us on...

toronto bakers naomi duguid and jeffrey alford have traveled the world learning to bake flatbreads someg, some chewy and some crisp. today they'll share some of their favorites. join us on...

this year's winners gary young, an editor at large for the guardian and an alford novel fellow at the institute for his book, another day in the death of america. a chronicle of ten short lives. it tells the story of the lives of children and teens lost in a single day to gun violence. this is the judges citation. this is a book about america and its kids made through a particular ones at a particular moment, writes gary young and his intimate, affecting urgent portrait of ten young lives ended due to gun violence during a time of 24 hours across america. his masterful reporting illustrates the collateral damage of gun deaths happening every day and this is society where these deaths are uniquely possible and has the political culture uniquely capable of creating a world in which they may be prevented. [applause] [applause] >> this years finalist for the book price is a great for his book, the great suppression. voting right, corporate cash in the conservative assault on democracy. it shows how voting restrictions and other efforts to undermine american democracy are hurting the most

zupan begin his tenure as the 14th president of alford university on july 1, 2016. histidine at the business school at the university of rochester from january 1, 2004. zupan served as dean and professor of economics at the university of arizona's college of management from 1997 to 2003. before his appointment at arizona zupan todd at the university of southern california's marshall school of business where he also served as associate dean. he was also a teaching fellow at harvard's department of economics program while pursuing his dog world studies at m.i.t.. he is a faculty member at the amos tuck school of business administration at dartmouth university. he has a bachelor's degree in economics from harvard university and a ph.d. from massachusetts institute of technology. i will now turn to time over to dr. zupan and we look forward to an exciting conversation. [applause] >> thanks emily for the kind introduction. thank you all for being here. a special shout out to jim dornan who is in the back, the editor of the cato journal who provided me a space while he wa