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Stevenson School is honored to once again serve as the host location for the

2017 Authors and Ideas Festival.

Since 1952, Stevenson has prepared generations of promising young people

for honest and honorable lives while training them for the academic and social

demands of college study. Our graduates are known as much for their humility as

they are for their initiative, and for helping to make the colleges they attend and

the communities that surround them better places.

As a California school with a global sensibility, Stevenson is a hive of thinking,

doing, and being. Located at what is known as “the greatest meeting of land and

sea in the world,” we are dedicated to helping our students navigate their way to

joyful lives of meaning and purpose.

Across its lower, middle, and upper divisions, Stevenson is premised on a vision

of education as the means by which we discover our world and contribute to its

transformation, and a belief that one’s education is best pursued in the company

of others, for others’ benefi t as well as one’s own. In this spirit of our community,

we invite you to listen to others with an open heart, to speak spontaneously and

succinctly, and to be willing to interrogate your own assumptions about what you

hold to be true. Of course, we also invite you to relish our beautiful setting that

lends itself marvelously—for our students and you, our guests—to contemplation

and fellowship.

Thank you again for being a part of this special event.

Sincerely,

Dr. Kevin M. Hicks ‘85

President

Stevenson School

WADE DAVIS

ANN LOUISE BARDACH

SCOTT EVERS

JEFF GREENFIELD

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Ann Louise Bardach is the go-to journalist on all things Cuban and Miami. She is the author of Without Fidel: A Death Foretold in Miami, and Havana and Washington and Cuba Confi dential: Love and Vengeance in Miami and Havana. Her coverage of the impact of Islamic fundamentalism in the West was a fi nalist for the PEN USA Journalism Award.

Wade Davis has been described as “a rare combination of scientist, scholar, poet and passionate defender of all of life’s diversity.” An ethnographer, writer, photographer and fi lmmaker, Davis received his Ph.D. in ethnobotany from Harvard University. He has spoken at TED fi ve times; his talks have been viewed by 4 million. His book, Into the Silence, received the top award for literary nonfi ction.

Scott Evers is an award-winning writer and director of documentary fi lms. He is the recipient of the George Foster Peabody Award and Emmys for fi lms on America’s social ills of youth violence, poverty, and HIV/AIDS. He founded the Amitist Organization, a coalition focused on media campaigns to educate youth for health and well-being. Current work includes countering messages of violent extremism and radicalization in the United States and the United Kingdom.

Niall Ferguson is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, and a senior fellow of the Center for European Studies at Harvard. He is the author of fourteen books; most recently Kissinger, 1923-1968: The Idealist, which won the Council on Foreign Relations Arthur Ross Prize. He is an award-winning fi lmmaker, too, having won an international Emmy for his PBS series The Ascent of Money. His new book, The Square and the Tower, will be published in January 2018.

Jeff Greenfi eld, a veteran political, media and culture reporter and analyst, has spent more than thirty years on network television, while also working as a print journalist and best-selling author. He was cited by the Washington Journalism Review as “the best in the business” for his media analysis, and is an honors graduate of Yale Law School.

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STEVEN JOHNSON

JEFF KIRSCHNER

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CASEY A. GROVER, M.D.

SCOTT KLEMMER

Casey A. Grover, M.D. attended medical school at UCLA. He developed a passion for complex care management and the treatment of substance abuse in medical school, which has continued in his current position as the director of the Community Hospital of Monterey Peninsula’s Emergency Department Care Management Program, where he is fi ghting back against the opioid epidemic.

Scott James is an author and veteran journalist, well known for his stories in The New York Times. He has received three Emmy awards for his work in television news, and is also the author of two bestselling novels, SoMa and The Sower, which he wrote under the pen name Kemble Scott. He’s currently at work on a new non-fi ction book about one of America’s deadliest tragedies.

Steven Johnson is the author of ten books on the history of science, technology, and innovation. The Wall Street Journal called him “one of the most persuasive advocates for the role of collaboration in innovation.” His new book, Wonderland: How Play Made the Modern World, revolves around the creative power of play and delight: ideas and innovations that set into motion many momentous changes in science, technology, politics and society.

Jeff Kirschner’s 4-year old daughter saw a plastic tub of cat litter in the woods, and little did he realize that it would be the spark for creating Litterati - a worldwide movement that’s “crowdsource-cleaning” the planet one piece of litter at a time. Jeff was recently a TED Resident where his TED Talk gained international recognition.

Scott Klemmer is a Professor of Cognitive Science and Computer Science & Engineering at UC San Diego, where he co-founded the Design Lab. He introduced peer assessment to online education, and created the fi rst such online course. More than 200,000 have signed up for his interaction design class & specialization.

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ERIC LOMONACO

KIMBERLY MACLEAN

DR. VIVIENNE MING

LEE DANIEL KRAVETZ

Lee Daniel Kravetz, at the age of 29, survived a battle with cancer. Like many survivors of trauma, the experience called into relief his personal values and choices, and he changed the course of his life. Today, his writing focuses on survivorship, hope, and stories of resilience. Kravetz is the co-author of Supersurvivors: The Surprising Link Between Suffering and Success.

Adam Lashinsky is executive editor of FORTUNE, where he oversees all live events and technology-industry coverage. He is the author of Wild Ride: Inside Uber’s Quest for World Domination, released in May, 2017, as well as the 2012 New York Times bestseller Inside Apple: How America’s Most Admired—and Secretive—Company Really Works.

Eric LoMonaco is director of Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology at Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula. He devotes considerable time and energy to serving at-risk youth in our community. He spoke to our local Monterey County students at this year’s Student Ideas Festival at Santa Catalina School.

Kimberly MacLean began to work professionally in scripted and musical theater. Kimberly co-wrote the book and lyrics for the family friendly The Wicked Winter Witch combining improv, scripted, and musical theater. She focused on bringing theater and improv techniques to students, teachers, & parents. The Program Manager for GOOGLE said “her talk to our community, about selling your message with storytelling, was rated as EXCELLENT by our attendees.”

Dr. Vivienne Ming, named one of 10 Women to Watch in Tech by Inc. Magazine, is a theoretical neuroscientist, entrepreneur, and author. She invented AI systems to help treat her diabetic son and predict manic episodes in bipolar sufferers weeks in advance. She is also working to reunite orphan refugees with extended family members.

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DR. NALINI NADKARNI

CARLOS PRIETO

JACK RAKOVE

JANIS COOKE NEWMAN

WALTER V. ROBINSON

KRISTIN ROMEY

Dr. Nalini Nadkarni is known as “the Queen of the Forest Canopy”, and has been both a pioneer in forest canopy studies and in communication of forest canopy research to scientists and the public. Her recent book, Between Earth and Sky: Our Intimate Connection to Trees, integrates scientifi c knowledge, poetry, anthropology, and spirituality to help readers understand the deep connections between human and arboreal worlds.

Janis Cooke Newman is the author of The Russian Word for Snow, a memoir about adopting her son from a Russian orphanage -- “a nail-biting adoption saga with a happy ending.” She is also the founder and curator of Lit Camp, the juried writers’ conference co-sponsored by the San Francisco Writers’ Grotto.

Carlos Prieto began playing the cello at age four. The New York Times review of his Carnegie Hall debut raved, “Prieto has no technical limitations and his musical instincts are impeccable.” His unusual background includes degrees in Engineering and in Economics from MIT. In recent years he played a series of memorable concerts with Yo-Yo Ma.

Jack Rakove studied at Harvard University where he received his Ph.D. He is the author of seven books, including Original Meanings: Politics and Ideas in the Making of the Constitution, winner of the Pulitzer Prize in History. He has written four amicus curiae briefs for theU. S. Supreme Court, including the historians’ brief in“D.C. v. Heller”, the leading Second Amendment case.

Walter V. Robinson (Robby) is Editor at Large at the Boston Globe, where his high impact stories about local, national and international events have graced the front page since 1972. He was the paper’s Middle East Bureau chief during the fi rst Persian Gulf War.

Kristin Romey’s award-winning work has covered topics rang-ing from Paleolithic re-enactors in Ohio to the legacy of Alexan-der the Great in Uzbekistan. She was one of the fi rst westerners to survey and excavate in the former Soviet regions of the Black Sea. Her most recent exclusive, on the opening of the tomb of Jesus Christ in Jerusalem, made international headlines.

SETH SHOSTAK

GARY SMALL

JEREMI SURI

DR. MARK SIDDALL

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Seth Shostak is the Senior Astronomer at the SETI Institute in California, and is part of the research team using large radio telescopes to search for evidence of intelligent life elsewhere in the universe. He is host of the Institute’s weekly one-hour radio show, “Big Picture Science,” which is now broadcast on more than 100 stations in the U.S. and Canada.

Dr. Mark Siddall is Curator and Professor at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. His research focuses on the evolution of parasite diversity, from microbes and malaria to bed bugs, but especially his beloved leeches and their hemotoxic venoms. His latest book, Poison: Sinister Species with Deadly Consequences, is a best seller.

Gary Small, M.D. is Professor on Aging at UCLA, and Director of the Longevity Center. His team has developed brain-imaging technologies that detect the fi rst signs of brain aging and Alzheimer’s disease years before patients show symptoms. “Scientifi c American Magazine” named him one of the world’s top 50 innovators in science and technology. He is the author of the The New York Times bestseller, The Memory Bible, and his most recent book,2 Weeks to a Younger Brain.

Jeremi Suri is the author of nine books on politics, history, and foreign policy. His writings have received numerous awards, including recognition as one of America’s “Top Young Innovators.” He received his Ph.D. from Yale University and his B.A. from Stanford University.

Trish Tillman, is a graduate of Northwestern University in Performance Studies. She later studied in New York with the renowned fi lm director Mike Nichols and the founder of Chicago’s famous Second City, Paul Sills. She specializes in Shakespeare, and has brought his plays to thousands of students in under served communities throughout Monterey County as part of the Festival 2 Schools program. At last year’s Student Ideas Festival she performed, along with 20 students, Romeo and Juliet in 30 seconds in front of over 2200 public school students and received a standing ovation.

Robert Weiner earned his Ph.D. at the University of California at Berkeley and was in the Government Department of Cornell University before joining NPS. His research and teachings focus on Korean, Japanese and broader East and Southeast Asian politics.

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p r o g r a m s c h e d u l e *

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22

3:30 – 5:00 p.m. Registration

BOOK STORE OPEN

Wine and cheese reception in the Book Store- Rosen Center

5:15 – 6:30 p.m. AMPHITHEATER (weather permitting)**

Christine – Cell phone enforcer

Shannon – The voice of an angel

Dr. Kevin Hicks - President, Stevenson School

Niall Ferguson – World Order or Disorder? The International System between Globalism and Populism.

Jeremi Suri – How has the practice of leadershipchanged in American society over the last two centuries?

6:30 p.m. BOOK SIGNINGS IN BOOK STORE:

Niall Ferguson Jeremi Suri Shannon

*Speakers are subject to change.**If inclement conditions, Festival will move to the Keck Theater

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23

8:00 – 8:45 a.m. Coffee and muffi ns BOOK SIGNINGS IN THE BOOK STORE

9:00 – 11:00 a.m. KECK THEATER

Nancy Kotowski – Superintendent of Schools, Monterey County.

Mark Siddall – Uncovering biodiversity for the mostsuccessful animal life-history strategy of all time.

Wade Davis – One picture is worth a thousand words.

Carlos Prieto – The beauty of the cello.

Adam Lashinsky – Uber, one of the most controversial, disruptive and innovative startup companies ever, and its chance for survival.

Walter V. Robinson – A conversation with Scott James.

11:00 – 11:30 a.m. Intermission

BOOK SIGNINGS IN THE BOOK STORE

Wade Davis Adam Lashinsky Carlos Prieto Walter V. Robinson Mark Siddall

11:30 – 12:30 p.m. AMPHITHEATER (weather permitting)**

Ann Louise Bardach – Cuba: Today and tomorrow.

Robert Weiner – North Korea!

Jack Rakove - James Madison’s Dilemma--and Ours: No one took more pride, and was more nervous, in the drafting of the Constitution.

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SATURDAY, Continued

12:30 – 1:40 p.m. LUNCH (Box lunches may be taken to the breakout rooms) BOOK SIGNINGS IN THE BOOK STORE

Ann Louise BardachJack Rakove

1:00 – 1:40 p.m. BREAKOUT SESSIONS – ROSEN CENTER (pick one) Wade Davis – Exploring the world.

Carlos Prieto – The adventures of a Strad cello from its birth in 1720 in Cremona, Italy to 2017 in Pebble Beach, California.

Walter Robinson – Donald Trump: The new patron saint of the First Amendment.

Mark Siddall – Nefarious yes, but necessary too, people have picked their poisons past and present.

Jeremi Suri – Leadership, American society and the presidency—history and future.

Robert Weiner – More on North Korea.

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SATURDAY, Continued

2:00 – 4:00 p.m. KECK THEATER

Steven Johnson – The colorful innovators of leisure and fun; the explorers, proprietors, showmen, and artists who changed the trajectory of history.

Scott Klemmer – How the web’s global scale ischanging design.

Kristin Romey – Archaeology, and why it is more important than ever.

Casey Grover – Opioid and prescription drug addiction, as well as some solutions for the future.

Vivienne Ming – Five years ago, Dr. Ming’s little boy was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes, and so she built herself a superpower which might save her son and the lives of millions.

4:00 – 4:30 p.m. BOOK SIGNINGS IN THE BOOK STORE

Steven Johnson

4:30 – 5:15 p.m. BREAKOUT SESSIONS – ROSEN CENTER (pick one)

Ann Louise Bardach – The role of Vladimir Putin in Raul Castro’s Cuba.

Casey Grover – What if everything you thought you knew about addiction turned out to be wrong?

Steven Johnson – Writing (and reading) books in the Twitter age.

Scott Klemmer – How have you (or could you) ask questions with prototypes in *your* life?

Vivienne Ming – Five inventions to recover the value of human life.

Jack Rakove – Which parts of the Constitution most need amending?

Kristin Romey – Archaeology and Nationalism; old pots and dangerous ideas.

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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24

8:00 – 8:45 a.m. Coffee and muffi ns BOOK SIGNINGS IN THE BOOK STORE

9:00 – 11:00 a.m. KECK THEATER

Seth Shostak – The search for life beyond earth and what will it mean if we fi nd it?

Lee Daniel Kravetz - Thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that impact education, healthcare, and business are highly contagious.

Nalini Nadkarni - The art of “tapestry thinking” entwines different ways of knowing how to address complex problems.

Janis Cooke Newman – Literary time travel: How writers turn history into fi ction.

Gary Small – Two weeks to a younger brain.

Jeff Greenfi eld - “What-Ifs” in American politics history; How small twists of fate could have changed everything.

11:00 – 11:30 a.m. Intermission

BOOK SIGNINGS IN THE BOOK STORE

Lee Daniel KravetzNalini NadkarniJanis Cooke NewmanSeth ShostakGary Small

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SUNDAY, Continued

11:30 – 12:15 p.m. BREAKOUT SESSIONS – ROSEN CENTER (pick one)

Jeff Greenfi eld – The American Dream? The case for pessimism…the case for optimism.

Lee Daniel Kravetz – How to “catch” good ideas as easily as contracting a cold.

Nalini Nadkarni – How do we understand and welcome the breakings and joinings in our own lives?

Janis Cooke Newman – From the brain to the page: How to tell your story.

Seth Shostak – If the aliens are really out there, how is it we haven’t seen any evidence?

Gary Small – Easy tricks to boost your memory.

12:15 – 1:00 p.m. BOOK SIGNINGS IN THE BOOK STORE

PLAN NOW!Please Join Us Next YearSEPTEMBER 28-30, 2018

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Santa Catalina School is pleased to once again partner with the Pebble Beach Authors and Ideas Festival to host its student programs. At Santa Catalina, we exist to provide a transformational educational experience for our students built upon a striving for excellence, a maturing awareness of moral and spiritual values, a sense of responsible purpose, and a determination to serve the world with courage, graciousness, and compassion. With its history of bringing together talented authors with different points of view, and with a dedication to sharing their ideas, the Pebble Beach Authors and Ideas Festival fi ts beautifully with Santa Catalina School’s mission to enrich the educational experience of students. It is a genuine pleasure to welcome local students to Santa Catalina School to take advantage of this outstanding learning opportunity.

We wish you an enjoyable and enriching weekend on the beautiful Monterey Peninsula.

Sincerely,

Ms. Margaret K. BradleyHead of School, Santa Catalina School

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STUDENT IDEAS FESTIVALThis year we celebrate the tenth year of the Student Ideas Festival. More

than 30,000 Monterey County middle and high school students have been inspired by Festival speakers. Students from more than 40 different schools throughout the county have interacted with many notable thinkers and leaders. As always, the speakers are introduced on stage by

local students during both the Student Ideas Festival and the Pebble Beach Authors and Ideas Festival. For many attending students, it has been their fi rst trip to Pebble Beach and their fi rst look at the ocean.

FESTIVAL 2 SCHOOLSFestival 2 Schools is celebrating its eighth year. Since it is impossible to

bring every Monterey County middle and high school to the Student Ideas Festival, a program was created to take inspiring speakers out to schools throughout the school year. Due to its reception and visible results, Festival 2 Schools has expanded every year. Many more school visits are planned for the remainder of

this school year, with emphasis placed on under-served areas. State tests show that only 32% of our county’s students in grades 6 through 11 are profi cient or advanced in the English language. The Festival wants to help change and improve these statistics through our expanding student programs.

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EDUCATOR SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMFrom the beginning of the Authors and Ideas Festival there has been a serious commitment to celebrate those who work tirelessly to educate the youth of Monterey County. More than 2500 weekend scholarship passes have been provided over the years, and countless testimonials show how lessons learned during the Festival make their way back to classrooms throughout our area during each school year.

ANTI-BULLYING CAMPAIGNLast year the Festival developed a segment of the Monterey County Public Schools Anti-Bullying Campaign through the purchase of the right to thirty screenings of the multi-award winning documentary “A Brave Heart: The Elizabeth Ann “Lizzy” Velasquez Story.”

Screenings have included public schools, community assemblies, and parent and educator trainings. Facilitators have been provided for each screening. Lizzy had planned to join us this year to introduce her new book. Unfortunately, due to health reasons, her visit has been moved to fi rst quarter 2018.

STUDENT INTRODUCERSBeginning with the very fi rst Authors and Ideas Festival eleven years ago,students from Monterey County schools have played an integral role. Students are chosen to research, meet and introduce all of the speakers for the Festival. Students also serve as introducers for all presenters during the Student Ideas Festival held at Santa Catalina School.

Again this year we are proud to welcome students representing more than 150 migrant students who participated in Migrant Education Region XVI’s annual Speech and Debate Tournament. This group comes from public schools throughout Monterey County, from San Lucas to Castroville. Most, if not all of these Saturday morning student introducers have never performed in front of an audience of 500.

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The Carmel Ideas Foundation recognizes all donors September 11, 2016 through September 10, 2017.

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FESTIVAL 2 SCHOOLS Anonymous

Beall Family Foundation

STUDENT PROGRAMS

Harden Foundation

Monterey Peninsula FoundationHost of AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am

The Pebble Beach Company Foundation

PREMIER CIRCLE

The Angels

Ken and Donna Derr

The Landreth Family Fund of theCommunity Foundation for Monterey County

Joan and David O’Reilly

The Pigott Family

James and Karen Tyler

HONOR ROLL

The Akers Family

Dick and Daphne Bertero

Barbara W. Boswell

Stuart Francis and Diana Stark

Ann and Sam Ginn

Rose Marie and John L. Hendry, III

Liz and Scott Hulme

Jane and John B. McCoy

Judy C. Miner

Chrissi and Mike Morgan

Bill and Nanci Perocchi

Joanne Storkan, Honest Engine Films

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Sam and Mary Jane Armacost

Peter K. Barker Foundation

Michael Caddell and Cynthia Chapman

Linda and Randall Charles

Mr. and Mrs. Vance Coffman

Danah and Paul Fisher

John and Pamela Goode

Beverly and Lyman Hamilton

The C and A JohnsonFamily Foundation

Joe and Sheila Mark

Marcia and Max Messmer

Margot and Mitch Milias

M.O.B. Foundation,Susan and Bill Montgomery

Joan and Michael O’Neil

Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Poole, Jr.

Stacy and William Pratt

Betsy and Bob Reniers

Mary Anne and Coach Don Shula

Danielle and Brooks Walker

Pat Wilson

FOUNDERS

Peggy and Bob Alspaugh

Ted Balestreri,Inns of Monterey

Duncan and Cathy Beardsley

Curt Brown

Kristen Butenhoff and Rafael Costas

Carmel Country Inn,Chris and Anne Tescher

Mrs. Marion M. Cope

Gary and Mary Cary Coughlan

Barbara and Jim Curry

Bill Doolittle

Peter J. Fluor

Ted Golding and Stacey Souders Golding

Tori and Paul Hazelrig

Connie and Michael Hooker

Anne and Ed Jamieson

Christine and Craig Johnson

Mr. Greg Johnson, Franklin Templeton Investments

Tom and Ellen Krause

Laurie Kraus Lacob

Marjorie McNeely Fundfor the Blind or Illiterate of the

Community Foundation for Monterey County

Tom and Margaret Oliver

Jim Price

Paula Robichaud

Bob and Mary Alice Scott

Suzanne Saunders Shaw

William H. Tyler

Gerry and Dot Williams

SUPPORTERS

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Jane Enright

Tim Hall

Lynne Marie Hendry

Madrigal, Marion Mizelle

Frank Murphy

Pam Pollace

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William Landreth, Chair

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Sam and Mary Jane Armacost

Daphne and Dick Bertero

Dr. Randall and Linda Charles

Ken and Donna Derr

Susan ClarkCarol Cuellar

Liz DaviesKim DiBenedettoRon Eastwood

Art GraterMarilyn Gustafson

Peggy HansenMaggie Holm

Susanne HolmMarlene Martin

Saundra Meyrose

Kay MorrisBob Rice

Sandy RiceFran Soskins

Illia ThompsonDean TurnerHelen TurnerGlenda TuttleGayle WhiteRyan WhiteMary WiltseLinda Yellich

Fred Gruber

Scott James

Dr. Nancy Kotowski

Dr. Judy Miner

Bill PerocchiPEBBLE BEACH COMPANY

Gary KnellNATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY

Dr. Nancy Kotowski & Ginny BrownMONTEREY COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION

Meg Bradley & Rich PattersonSANTA CATALINA SCHOOL

Dr. Kevin M. Hicks & Ed DiYanniSTEVENSON SCHOOL

KIM DIBENEDETTO, SUSANNE HOLM & RYAN WHITE

SUMMER PRATHER-SMITH & ROBIN COHEN

STEVENSON SCHOOL STUDENT GUIDES

DAVID SCHMITTGENS

DARRELL RICHARDS

PATRICIA FLEMING

SCOTT EVERS

JOHN HANNA

PATRICK & CHRISTINE LINDSAY

DAN & ERIN LINDSAY

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C A R M E L I D E A S F O U N D A T I O Na 501( C )3 O R G A N I Z AT I O N

Thanks to you, the Pebble Beach Authors and Ideas Festival is celebrating its tenth anniversary this year! Our donors and sponsors have provided the pillars for our Foundation, and enabled our student programs to grow throughout Monterey County each year.

Please help us celebrate this weekend, and plan to join us again next September for the Pebble Beach Authors and Ideas Festival. Seats are limited, and many people were disappointed this year, so use the ticket form inserted in this program today to reserve your 2018 seat now! All requests will be processed in the order received.

Ticket sales account for less than 30% of our operating budget, so if you are not already a sponsor, we invite you to explore the benefi ts. All donations are deductible to the full extent of the law.

Thank you for your support.

Carmel Ideas FoundationPost Office Box 2424

Carmel, CA 93921831-626-6243

www.pbaif.com

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Two names will be drawn andtwo passes will be awarded.

Drawing will be heldthe week of September 25, 2017.

Winners will be notifi ed by e-mail or phone.

SUPPORT OUR AUTHORS AND OUR BOOKSTORESpend $50 in the bookstore during the Festival, and you will

be entered in our drawing for a 2018 Festival pass.

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