Honorees will discuss cells, future of computers and fighting
oppression  The annual Kyoto Prize lecture series will take
place in San Diego this week, with three eminent scholars
scheduled to give free public talks on subjects as varied as the
secret life of cells, the future of computers and the need to
fight cultural oppression throughout the world.  In the fall,
the Inamori Foundation in Japan announces its latest Kyoto Prize
honorees in the categories of advanced technology, basic
sciences and arts and philosophy. Each award recipient gets a
gold medal and about half a million dollars.  Then in March,
those Kyoto Prize laureates come to San Diego for a symposium.
The newest honorees are Ivan Sutherland, an expert on computer
graphics and integrated circuits; Yoshinori Ohsumi, a pioneer in
cell biology; and Gayatri Spivak, a distinguished literary
critic and social activist.   74, visiting computer scientist,
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