Peace Corps 50th opening night panel

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MSNBC host Chris Matthews, who served as a Peace Corps volunteer from 1968 to 1970 in Swaziland, moderated a panel discussion of the Peace Corps' legacy and future in UCLA's Royce Hall on March 2, 2011. Peace Corps Director Aaron Williams, former state department official Haskell Sears Ward, journalist Maureen Orth, longtime Washington figure Frank Mankiewicz and UCLA alumna Francoise Castro took part. The panel took place on opening night of a weeklong series of events UCLA put on to commemorate the Peace Corps and the important shared history of the institutions. For more information, please go to: http://newsroom.ucla.edu/portal/ucla/peace-corps-panel-193241.aspx

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