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Jump in your Delorean, crank some Huey Lewis and the News and head to the clock tower – er – Red Barn April 20.

The best laid plans of mice and men often fail in the implementation stage because the planners do not consider the realities of life, the workplace and people. To help assure that the great ideas we generate are translated into actions and desired results, here are a few key elements to consider:

They are back at the University of Louisville – all nine members of the National Pan-Hellenic Council. UofL will celebrate the Divine Nine’s return on April 21 with a reception and cookout.

Lee Pennington, former Kentucky poet laureate, will give a reading in celebration of Poetry Month at 3 p.m., April 16, in the Bingham Poetry Room of Ekstrom Library.

The University of Louisville’s Trumpet Ensemble has been invited to perform at the International Trumpet Guild Conference May 22-26 at Columbus State University, Columbus, Ga.

In recognition of Child Abuse Awareness Month, Erin Frazier, MD, ULP pediatrician with the Children and Youth Project at UofL Pediatrics, provides valuable information about this critical issue, tips for prevention and early warning signs of abuse.

The University of Louisville Department of Theatre Arts will stage the student-written “Plays (a Play)” April 18–22.

A University of Louisville literary event April 11-13 will examine the work of contemporary writers who “time-travel” by envisioning the future, recreating the past or exploring the concept of time. “The 2012 Axton Literary Festival: The Time Machine” will feature free, public readings, discussions and a film screening.

To paraphrase Yogi Berra: It’s déjà vu all over again – with a twist. Roberto Bolli, a University of Louisville researcher known for his prowess at winning competitive grants from the National Institutes of Health, has won another one – his first for clinical research.

The University of Louisville School of Medicine is bringing TEDMED to the Health Sciences Center campus this week.