In a message dated 10/10/01 5:16:04 AM, ontheqt@nycap.rr.com writes:
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PRESS RELEASE
Aspects of The Current Crisis:
Teach-In/Speak Out
Open To The Public
On October 13th, a teach-in/speak out will be held at Burlington College.
The event will address the current crisis and will feature a wide spectrum
of speakers, each with expertise on their subject. Presentations will be
followed by a public dialogue period. The event will run between 10:AM
and 4:PM with a half hour lunch break. Coffee and snacks will be available.
The line up of speakers and subject matter follows:
1) The Russian Connection: Professor Robert V. Daniels, University of
Vermont. Professor Daniels is an authority on Russian history. His
published works include: Russia: The Roots of Confrontation, Harvard
Press, The Dynamics of Soviet Politics, also Harvard Press.
2) History of Terrorism: Professor Denise Youngblood, University of
Vermont. Professor Youngblood specializes in the history of Eastern
Europe and the Balkans and has published widely on both subjects.
3) Islam: History & Thought: Muhadeen Battah & Rogab Mohamed,
Islamic Society of Vermont
4) The Palestine Question: Sister of Mercy Miriam Ward. St. Michael's
College. Founder of Pax Christi Burlington. Leader of some 27 study
tours to Biblical lands.
5) The Middle East: Professor Bogac Ergene: University of Vermont
Department of Middle Eastern Studies. Particular specialty economic
history. Widely published in both English and Turkish.
6) The Israeli Palestinian Conflict: Rabbi Joshua Chassan Zedek
Ohavi Synagogue, Burlington.
7) Homeland Civil Liberty Issues: Steven Blodgett, Esq. & Jeffrey D.
Quittner Esq. Steven Blodgett is a former state senator from Chittendon
County in Vermont and a former member of the board of directors
of the Vermont ACLU. Jeffrey D. Quittner is a former prosecutor
of environmental law in the Virgin Islands.
8) Media Response: The Internet New Millennium, New War, New Media.
Carola Von Hoffmannstahl-Solomonoff, publisher & editor of On The QT,
An e-zine/website focused on urban corruption: drug trade, money
laundering, misuse of public funds.
9) Media Response: How Is It Playing On TV? Professor Thomas Garrett
and Professor Barry Snyder. Both of Burlington College, both with
extensive background in film studies. An analysis of how the loudest
media voice is depicting current events.
10) The Western European Response: Architect Mannie Leoni. Publisher
of "05401". Recently returned from Italy. How the crisis looks from there.
Moderator: Sandy Baird Esq. of Burlington College
Contact: 802-862-2001
e-mail: drs@cloud9.net
Teach In/Speak Out
Saturday: October 13th 2001
10:00AM - 4:00PM
Burlington College
95 North Avenue
Burlington, Vermont 05401
attached mail follows:
PRESS RELEASE
Aspects of The Current Crisis:
Teach-In/Speak Out
Open To The Public
On October 13th, a teach-in/speak out will be held at Burlington College.
The event will address the current crisis and will feature a wide spectrum
of speakers, each with expertise on their subject. Presentations will be
followed by a public dialogue period. The event will run between 10:AM
and 4:PM with a half hour lunch break. Coffee and snacks will be available.
The line up of speakers and subject matter follows:
1) The Russian Connection: Professor Robert V. Daniels, University of
Vermont. Professor Daniels is an authority on Russian history. His
published works include: Russia: The Roots of Confrontation, Harvard
Press, The Dynamics of Soviet Politics, also Harvard Press.
2) History of Terrorism: Professor Denise Youngblood, University of
Vermont. Professor Youngblood specializes in the history of Eastern
Europe and the Balkans and has published widely on both subjects.
3) Islam: History & Thought: Muhadeen Battah & Rogab Mohamed,
Islamic Society of Vermont
4) The Palestine Question: Sister of Mercy Miriam Ward. St. Michael's
College. Founder of Pax Christi Burlington. Leader of some 27 study
tours to Biblical lands.
5) The Middle East: Professor Bogac Ergene: University of Vermont
Department of Middle Eastern Studies. Particular specialty economic
history. Widely published in both English and Turkish.
6) The Israeli Palestinian Conflict: Rabbi Joshua Chassan Zedek
Ohavi Synagogue, Burlington.
7) Homeland Civil Liberty Issues: Steven Blodgett, Esq. & Jeffrey D.
Quittner Esq. Steven Blodgett is a former state senator from Chittendon
County in Vermont and a former member of the board of directors
of the Vermont ACLU. Jeffrey D. Quittner is a former prosecutor
of environmental law in the Virgin Islands.
8) Media Response: The Internet New Millennium, New War, New Media.
Carola Von Hoffmannstahl-Solomonoff, publisher & editor of On The QT,
An e-zine/website focused on urban corruption: drug trade, money
laundering, misuse of public funds.
9) Media Response: How Is It Playing On TV? Professor Thomas Garrett
and Professor Barry Snyder. Both of Burlington College, both with
extensive background in film studies. An analysis of how the loudest
media voice is depicting current events.
10) The Western European Response: Architect Mannie Leoni. Publisher
of "05401". Recently returned from Italy. How the crisis looks from there.
Moderator: Sandy Baird Esq. of Burlington College
Contact: 802-862-2001
e-mail: drs@cloud9.net
Teach In/Speak Out
Saturday: October 13th 2001
10:00AM - 4:00PM
Burlington College
95 North Avenue
Burlington, Vermont 05401
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