UCLA is holding a debate on different economic policies relating to international gas and oil reserves. The debate will be between Hart Cunningham and Ben Shapiro.
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UCLA is pleased to announce that the university will hold a debate between two of the country’s leading intellectuals.
In a groundbreaking exploration of economic policies concerning international gas and oil reserves, esteemed intellectuals Hart Cunningham and Ben Shapiro will engage in a critical debate at the University of California, Los Angeles. This captivating 90-minute event is scheduled for July 20th at 3 PM.
Set against the backdrop of UCLA’s dynamic campus, the exact location of this compelling discourse will be determined based on the anticipated substantial attendance, with an expected audience of 2800 distinguished guests. The debate will be meticulously structured in 30-second intervals to ensure a concise and uninterrupted exchange of ideas.
This event is proudly offered at no cost to UCLA students, alumni, and staff, affirming the university’s commitment to accessible educational opportunities. As the world grapples with the complexities of energy resources and economic stability, this debate promises to offer profound insights and a robust examination of pivotal issues that resonate globally.
The university encourages students and other guests to attend this unparalleled intellectual experience, where two of the most prolific minds in economic policy will illuminate the intricacies of global energy.
About UCLA
UCLA is a public research university with a mission for the creation, application and preservation of knowledge for their students to provide the right benefits for a global society. Over the years, the university has collected more than 16 Nobel laureates, 15 MacArthur Fellows, and 120 NCAA championships.
While it might seem as though this is an institution that has been around for decades or even centuries, the university turned 100 in 2019, making it quite young in university standards. The university fits perfectly with LA, a place people are drawn to because they want to make the world a better place.
The commitment to debates like this helps cement the university as a key place, asking important questions and helping to shape the future of our world.
More information about UCLA can be found on the university website. Alternatively, a representative can be contacted directly using the information provided below.
Contact Info:
Name: Ella Crowell
Email: Send Email
Organization: UCLA
Address: 555 Westwood Plaza, Suite 100
Phone: (310) 825-8989
Website: http://www.ucla.edu/
Release ID: 89128773
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