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Coming
up
Charlie Wheelan,
fifth- district hopeful for the U.S. House of Representatives,
senior lecturer in economics at the University of Chicago, and
club member, will talk about our economic situation, on February
24.
Robert Wallace, Professor
of Classics at Northwestern University, will give a talk and a
slide show about ancient Greek sex, on March 10.
Sam Sisodia,
Director of the Center for Molecular Neurobiology at the
University of Chicago, will talk about the brain, in April.
Abraham Kocheril, Professor
of Medicine and Director of Clinical Electrophysiology at UIC,
will explain how music (and wine) hath charms to soothe a savage
breast.
Cigar Society Adventurers—
there will be an
outing to Chuck Hannon's estate in Lake Geneva in late
May.
Bill Daley,
Wine and Food Critic for the Chicago Tribune, will talk about
wine and smoke, in early June.
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The University Club Cigar Society in Exile Presents
Mending
Broken Hearts
Samuel C. Dudley, MD, PhD
Professor and Chief of Cardiology
University of Illinois at Chicago
Tuesday,
February 10
5:30-8:30pm
The Lounge at Iwan Ries
19 S. Wabash Av, 2d floor
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Events
sponsored by the University Club Cigar Society in Exile include
cocktails at 5:30pm, a lecture or reading starting at 6:00 sharp for
about thirty minutes, followed by discussion. We meet privately in
the second-floor lounge of the Iwan Ries Building, at 19 South Wabash.
These events are not sponsored or staffed by the University Club of Chicago. $40 inclusive
covers the cost of the room, cocktails, cigars, and snacks. Cash only. Jacket and tie recommended; reservations required.
RSVP to the
Secretary.
Dr.
Dudley writes, "A seemingly inextricable but unintended
by-product of St. Valentine's blessing is the possibility of a broken
heart. Until 2001, scientists were not able to offer a cure of
this too common disease. After reflecting on some of the known
causes of heart disease, we will review the current state of stem cell
therapy."
Samuel C. Dudley's research
focuses on cardiac biology. He is Chair of the Cardiology Section,
Professor of Medicine, and Professor of Physiology at the University of
Illinois at Chicago. He previously taught medicine and physiology
at Emory University and at the Georgia institute of technology. He
has an MD in medicine and a PhD in physiology from Virginia Commonwealth
University, and a BS from the University of Virginia. He is the
author of 55 published research papers, along with dozens of book
chapters and abstracts. His research specialty is in oxidative
stress and arrhythmic risk, oxidative stress and diastolic myocardial
dysfunction, and cell replacement therapy for cardiac repair.
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About
the Cigar Society
ONE OF THE OLDEST
AND greatest traditions of the University Club of
Chicago was the discussion of intellectual, social, legal, artistic,
historical, scientific, musical, theatrical, and philosophical
issues in the company of educated, bright, and appropriately
provocative individuals, all under the beneficent influence of
substantial amounts of tobacco and spirits. The
University Club Cigar Society in Exile embraces this tradition
and extends it with its fortnightly Informal Smokers,
monthly
University Series lectures, and quarterly Cigar Society
Dinners, in which cigars, and from time to time pipes and
cigarettes, appear as an important component of our version of
the classical
symposium. To be included in the Cigar Society's
mailing list, write to the
Secretary
at
CigarSociety@logicophilosophicus.org.
Visit the Cigar
Society archive at
logicophilosophicus.org.
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