hence, northwestern university. it is important because it is the place where the township models gets implemented and we see it emerge as a pattern for development, ok? certain flowarned flo ta to these ordinances. for doing thisk process of planning and allocating land. another map. something sort of similar to this. this is from an atlas. seaboard.n we see more or less the modern virginia except for because this is west virginia. it broke off later in the 19th century. the rest of the boundaries more or less are set. this is the northwest territory. you can see the outlines of what will become states. is what we are talking about. this is thece, ok, area we would use this planning process to shape for the first time. we will make this into an example of what the west will look like. ohio, isually southeastern corner of ohio. along thepart of ohio river. ohio get americanst to communities. you can see the grid. that is an important piece and how this unfolds. you have heard me talk about this stuff. the power of t

peter slavin is a associate professor at northwestern university. he is a veteran, national and correspondent who spent a dozen years at the washington post. he teaches clouds on politics and the media. the the u.s. rule and rule of affairs and interviewing techniques and oral historyhi which he used to great account in his book that he will discuss today. he admires creative and approaches of storytelling and believes the best journalism. the research before that first question is asked. his career as a reporter has taken them around the country and the globe and allowed him to tell stories rich with the voices of the people involved. he he will be discussing his most recent project, michelle obama, a life, releasedhe in 205 for which he received a pen award nomination. he is also reported in many other countries. he moved to washington as a chief diplomatic correspondence before crossing to the national staff, on time for the bush gore recount and ps the clinton scandal. he was a diplomatic correspondence after the 9/11 attacks and wrote extensive

we both went to northwestern university ( shouting ). >> oh, wow. >> stephen: i always have two of them. and we both worked in the same building at different times in chicago. >> in second city. >> stephen: second city in chicago. >> that's right, yes. >> stephen: and we both-- when we finally met was-- >> at this state dinner. >> stephen: yeah, the french state dinner. there you and i are, where we belong, in front of kennedy's portrait right there. >> right. >> stephen: in the white house. >> yeah. >> stephen: having played, you know, the vice president and now the president on this season. >> yes, yes. >> stephen: does washington, like, being places like that, does that feel natural to you hell am i doing here? >> a little of both, i would say. it is an extraordinary thing to go to one of those dinners. >> stephen: yeah. >> i mean, i was waiting in line to go to my seat with justice kagan. >> stephen: wow, wow. >> that's crazy, right? we're both waiting to get to our table. >> stephen: right. >> and she's a supreme court justice. >> stephen: i know. and you know a lot of famous peopl

in art history and anthropology from harvard, and jd from northwestern university. dr. al-azm is an associate professor at shawnee state university. content as an associate professor come educator in the uk reading archaeology of western asiatic at university college london and graduated with a doctoral degree in 1991. he was the direct of scientific and conservation laboratories at the general department of antiquities and museums in syria and taught at the university of damascus until 2006. from 2006-2009 he was visiting assistant professor at brigham young university. is an active member of the syrian opposition says an executive committee of the day after project. mr. shindell is the chairman of in your head coder aris title insurancinsurance corporation, n of a nasdaq traded argo group, international insurance company. they are the world leader in securing legal ownership to non-real estate property assets for multiple industry sectors. he readily advises them speaks and writes in national on the legal title risks inherent in the global art and collectibles market f

let me recognize diane, head of the hamilton project, on leave from northwestern university to direct our project. kristen mcintosh, managing director of the hamilton project. and ryan dunn, the managing director of the hamilton project, for the work they have done in developing logistics for our meeting. e will begin with the discussion and discussing the amilton fact sheet which i mentioned before which i think you will find interesting and deeply troubling in terms of the food insecurity and then we'll turn to an exchange between tom vilsack, the outstanding secretary of agriculture, who both terms of president obama's dministration and the former overnor of ohio -- i used to think so. and bob green stein, founder nd bob is the unusual person who is a advocate for policies to help the poor and budget analyst and i got to know bob during the clinton administration and this guy cares about the poor and the pragmatics of our budget and serious with dealing with both. i thank them for joining ugs. the program is yours. >> i would like to welcome you to the conversation on food insecuri

t me recognize diane j johnsonbach, head of the project, on leave from northwestern university to direct our project. kristen mcintosh, managing director of the hamilton project. and ryan dunn, the managing director of the hamilton project, for the work they have den in developing logistics for we will g. begin with the discussion and discussing the hamilton fact sheet which i mentioned before which i think you will find interesting and deeply troubling in terms of the food insecurity and then we'll turn to an exchange between tom vilsack, the outstanding secretary of agriculture, who both terms of president obama's administration and the former governor of ohio so. used to think and bob green stein, founder and bob is the unusual person who is a advocate for policies to help the poor and budget analyst and i got to know bob during the clinton administration and this guy cares about the poor and the pragmatics of our budget and serious with dealing with both. thank them for joining ugs. he program is yours. >> i would like to welcome you to the conversation on food insecurity and policie

in art history and anthropology from harvard university and jd from northwestern university. dr. elsaom is a professor at showny state university. he's a professor of history and anthropology in ohio. he was educated in the uk, reading archaeology at the university of college london and graduated with a doctoral degree in 1991. he was the director of scientific and conservation laboratories in syria. and taught at the university of damascus until 2006. from 2006 until 2009, he was visiting assistant professor at brigham young university. he's an active member of the syrian opposition and serves on the executive committee of the day after project. mr. shindell is chairman of the u.s. new york headquartered rs title insurance corporation, a division of the nasdaq traded argo group. an international insurance company. rs title insurance corporation is the world leader in securing legal ownership to nonreal estate property assets for multiple industry sectors. he regularly advises, speaks, and writes internationally on the legal title risks inherent in the global art and collectibles

jd from northwestern university. dr. allasam is an associate professor at shawnee state university. an associate professor of history and anthropology in ohio, he was educated in the u.k., reading archaeology at the university of college london, and graduated with a doctoral degree in 1991. he was the director of scientific and conservation laboratories. taught at the university of damascus until 2006 he was visiting assistant professor at bringham young university. he serves on the executive committee of the day after project. mr. shindell is chairman of the new york headquarter ed -- arri is the world leader in nonproperty assets for multiple sectors. he regularly advises and speaks on the legal title risks inherent in the global art and collectibles market. mr. shindell holds a bachelor's from the university of madison. the witnesses will now be recognized for five minutes each to give an oral presentation of your written remarks. with that objection. the witnesses written statements will be made part of the following record. once each of the witnesses have finished presenting th

let me recognize dianne, the director of the hamilton project, on leave from northwestern university, to head our project to direct our project. christian mcintosh, the managing director of the hamilton project, and ryan nunn, the policy director of the hamilton project for the work they've done in creating the intellectual construct for the meeting and also developing low jess sticks -- logistics for our meeting. we'll begin with dianne framing the discussion also discussing the hamilton fact sheet, which i mentioned before, which i think you'll find both interesting and deeply trouble until terms of the magnitude of the problem this country is experiencing in terms terms of food insecurity. then we'll turn to an exchange between the two distinguished panelist, tom, the outstanding secretary of agriculture in president obama's administration, and the former governor state of ohio -- of iowa, rather. ohio is a nice state, too -- well, used to think so. iowa is a nice state, too. governor of the state of ohio, and bob grinstein, founder and president of the -- and bob is the unusual pe

he had a bachelor bachelor degree northwestern university later received his doctorate in economics out at he's indispensable in terms of the amount of work he's doing with the working group and providing insane counsel as we went through that process. it's good having you here. second witness is the professor of live university of michigan he serves as the research director at the office of tax policy research at the university of michigan. he's research associate of the national bureau of economic research, research director of the international tax reform, and once long ago, was economist economist in the u.s. department of congress. he held visiting appointments at various universities. he graduated with a ba and ma with yale university and a phd from harvard, all in economics. third will hear third will hear from doctor eric told her, and institute fellow and codirector of the urban booking. his recent work includes papers on what the u.s. can learn from other countries territorial tax systems, issues in designing corporate tax reform many other issues. he previously held positions

from northwestern university. dr. amr al azm is an associate professor of history and anthropology in ohio he was educated in the uk, reading archaeology of western at the university college london and graduated with a docket ral degree in 1991. he was the director of scientific and concentration lab or the irs at the general department of antiquities and museums in syria and taught at the university of did mass kus until 2006. from 2006 until 2009 viz iting assistant professor at bring ham young university. he is an active member of the syrian opposition and serves on the executive committee of the day after project. mr. shil dell, chairman of the u.s. new york head quartered corporation, a division of the nasdaq traded ar go group, international insurance company. title insurance corporation orlando leader of ownership to nonreal estate assets from multiple sectors. he regularly advises, speaks and writhes internationally on the legal title risks in the global art and collectibles market for a range of stake holders

let me recognize diane, the director of the hamilton project, on leave from northwestern university to head r project, to direct our project. kristen mcintosh and ryan nunn for the hamilton project for the work they have done in creating the intellectual construct of this meeting and also developing logistics for our meeting. we will begin with diane framing the discussion and also discussing the hamilton fact sheet, which i mentioned before, which i think you'll find both interesting and deeply troubling in terms of the magnitude of the problem this country is experiencing, in terms of food insecurity. and then we'll turn to an exchange between our two distinguished discussants, tom vilsack, the outstanding secretary of agriculture, through both terms of president obama's administration. and the former govern of the state of ohio -- of iowa -- rather. ohio is a nice state too. i used to think so. [laughter] anyway. iowa is a nice state too. anyways, governor of the state of iowa. and bob greenstein, founder and president of the center on budget and policy priorities. bob is that unusu

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by september, cynthia was working at northwestern university in chicago doing clinical research in the department of medicine's division of cardiology. her research focuses on improving treatment options for patients facing heart failure. she sent me a letter, and this is what cynthia said. daca has meant a new realm of opportunities for me. it has opened new doors for me and yowpped me once again to believe my dream can become a reality. i truly believe that if those opposed to daca or the dream act had the chance to sit down and meet undocumented students, their opinions might change. they would see capable, smart, hardworking people who are americans in every sense of the word, love this country and want to contribute to its prosperity. after all, this is our home. cynthia and the other dreamers have a lot to give to america. like many immigrants who have come to this country, they are willing to sacrifice, they are willing to go to the back of the line. all they are asking for is a chance. i urge my colleagues, particularly my republican colleagues, join us in doing the right thing

scientists at northwestern university say they've developed functional ovaries that be produced by 3-at's a huge break through for people having trouble, women-- >> this is an animal study. 3-d print something used in different aspects of medicine. they're using 3-d printing technology and create a matrix, like a gelatin matrix and doctors are putting the eggs in that matrix and the cells that make hormones and implanting in animals and seeing that the 3-d ovaries are indeed working and they have created some off springs of the animals. so the science and the technology are working very nicely together. hopefully this will be a technology that a few years from now is going to be available to women with no ovarian function. stuart: it would help women with-- >> people who get cancer treatments, their ovaries are destroyed and things that happen that make the ovary prematurely age. so now you can take this technology and complete something in the future. it's a big part of the health care industry. stuart: it's fascinating. who would have thought. >> good stuff. stuart: good stuff, inde

northwestern loves you so much. the universityto pass on a message to you, craig, saying this -- "we wish craig well and want him to know he has a lot of fans at northwestern who are supporting him." >> well, thanks. i went down to the ball game this year to see northwestern take out tennessee. oh! it was painful. more painful than going through a blood transfusion. >> oh, god. >> how ya doing, craig? a little birdie told me you've been on the golf course. an update now with your health? >> fortunately everyone's here in houston. nba game earlier in the week. my home away from home. it's the best cancer treatment center in the world. they have some -- clinical trials and research that hasn't been approved or even used before, and their testing it on me. so it's been successful on rats. they couldn't wait to try it on a human. so i -- i volunteered and it's working so well. so we're doing pretty good, and, yeah, i did play golf last weekend. didn't hit the ball as far as i used to but playing pretty good. >> you are a champ and we

economics faculty at dartmouth college with a bachelor's from northwestern and received his doctorate in economics from harvard university i would add he's indispensable in terms of what we were doing on the working groups and providing inside counsel as we went through the process so it's good having you here. the second witness is the professor of economics and university of michigan. doctor hines serves as the office of policy research at the university of michigan and is a research associate at the national bureau of economic research coming research director of the international tax policy reform, coeditor of the journal of economic perspectives and once long ago was in the u.s. department of commerce. he's held appointments and telephone a berkeley and graduated from the university with a phd from harvard on economics. third we don't hear from doctor eric toder a fellow and codirector of the urban brookings tax policy center. the recent work includes papers on with the u.s. can learn from other's territorial tax systems issues in designing the carbon tax, corporate tax reform that benefits the payroll tax expenditu