Please join Oakland University in welcoming George F Will to our campus Thursday October 26, 2006 at 6:30 pm in the Oakland Center Banquet Rooms (campus map).

Admission prices are $25 for adults, $20 for OU faculty, staff and OU Alumni Association members, and $5 for OU students. Tickets may be charged to your Visa or MasterCard by using the secure online event form at or by calling the Center for Student Activities at (248) 370-2400. Tickets may also be purchased in person at the Center for Student Activities service window.

More information about this event is avaiable at the College of Arts and Sciences Distinguished Lecture in the Humanities page.

Books about Mr. Will at Kresge Library:

• Chappell, Larry W (1997). George F. Will. New York : Twayne Publishers.

Online articles by Mr. Will*:

• Ph.D.'s aplenty. ASEE Prism v. 9 no3 (Nov. 1999) p. 56
• The cultural contradictions of conservatism. The Public Interest no123 (Spring 1996) p. 40-57
• Riding the populist tiger. The American Enterprise v. 7 (Mar./Apr. 1996) p. 66
• Looking back to 1965. The Public Interest no121 (Fall 1995) p. 3-14

Articles by Mr. Will print at Kresge Library:

• Commencement at Duke. The American Scholar v. 60 (Autumn 1991) p. 497-503

Articles about George F Will

• Ferguson, Tim. Good Will. The American Spectator v. 27 (February 1994) p. 64-5
• The rise of the conservative voice. Columbia Journalism Review v. 40 no4 (Nov./Dec. 2001) p. 84-5
• Staggs, Sam. George Will; the columnist and author emphasizes that American society has much to learn from baseball. Publishers Weekly v237.n11 (March 16, 1990): pp54(2).
• Ponnuru, Ramesh. George Will vs. the social cons: what's his beef? National Review 58.12 (July 3, 2006): p35. (2120 words)

Further information about George F Will:

• Contemporary Authors entry for George F Will
• Wikipedia entry for George F Will

Audio/Video of Mr. Will:

• George Will at the Automotive Congress 2004

Past Lecturers for the Distinguished Lecture in the Humanities Series

*Please note, the materials listed below are restricted to use by Oakland Students, Faculty, and Staff (or from a computer located on the Oakland network). Find out why...