Fri Dec 12, 2008
It’s been quite a year! 2008 could be dubbed as the
year of market collapses, stimulus packages, and Treasury bailouts … but
also the year of hope, and of change. We have had a year of historic
firsts, as well the onset of truly uncertain economic times.
The Westside Urban Forum is reviewing 2008, looking for the
good, the bad, and the ugly, and peering into the future to see what this
portends for 2009. Moderated by Dana
Cuff, UCLA Professor of Architecture and Urban Design, our panelists, Chris
Hawthorne, LA Times Architecture Critic, and Mark Lacter, LABiz Observed will be sharing
their insights into what happened in 2008. And what it will mean for 2009
and beyond.
Please join the Westside Urban Forum on Friday, December
12th, 2008 at 7:00 am to participate in this conversation about this wild year
we’ve endured.
Moderator
Dana Cuff, UCLA Professor of Architecture and Urban Design
Panelists
Bill Boyarsky, Political columnist for Truthdig and blogger for LA Observed
Christopher Hawthorne, LA Times Architecture Critic
Mark Lacter, LABiz Observed
Moderator
Dana Cuff, UCLA Professor of Architecture and Urban Design
Panelists
Bill Boyarsky, Political columnist for Truthdig and blogger for LA Observed
Christopher Hawthorne, LA Times Architecture Critic
Mark Lacter, LABiz Observed
