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I.
Food
II.
ANNOUNCING our new advisor:
Professor Susan Brison of the Philosophy Department!
Ripped from her website:
Susan Brison is
Associate Professor of Philosophy at Dartmouth College where she has
been teaching since 1985. She
has held visiting positions at Tufts University, New York
University, and Princeton University, and has been a Mellon Fellow
at New York University and an NEH-funded member of the Institute for
Advanced Study (Princeton, NJ). She holds a Ph.D. and M.A. in
philosophy from the University of Toronto and a B.A. in philosophy
from the University of California at Santa Cruz.
Brison is the author of articles in anthologies and in
journals such as Ethics,
Nomos, and Legal Theory, co-editor of Contemporary
Perspectives on Constitutional Interpretation (Westview, 1993),
and author of Aftermath: Violence and the Remaking of a Self
(Princeton University Press, 2002) and Speech, Harm, and
Conflicts of Rights (Princeton University Press, forthcoming
2003).
III.
Green Key Event: Q&A
with Captain Moran
a.
HB Mailings taken care of by Green Key
b.
Thursday, 4:30 PM, Hinman Forum
c.
Begin generating
questions: What’s up
with the plainclothes state police officers that look like students?
What does the new possession law entail?
IV.
Co-sponsorship of GSA/Rainbow Alliance Event- Looks SO great!
a.
The “M” Word: The
Future of Same Sex Marriage
b.
Friday, May 21, 7 p.m., Dartmouth Hall, Room 105
c.
Speakers include Jason West (mayor of small town in upstate
NY who attempted to issue gay marriage licenses), Keith Boykin, (who
interestingly edited the Harvard Law School Civil Liberties Law
Review- check out www.keithboykin.com), Beth Robinson ’86 (gay
rights lawyer who recently spoke), music department professor Steve
Swayne, U of Michigan law professor (I think) David Chambers
d.
Will probably need postering/advertising help- stay tuned for
news on publicity from Ian
e.
Boykin event?
V.
Newsletter
a.
Who wants to write the Shapiro
article?
b.
Other article ideas?
VI.
New England Collegiate Civil Liberties Conference
a.
Boston: Friday,
November 5th- Saturday, November 6th (tentative date set
by me and some tool at Harvard- any objections? Homecoming is the weekend before, and Thanksgiving is two
weeks after. . . )
b.
Workshop leaders/speakers wish list
c.
Issue areas
d.
Film/art presentation? New
Michael Moore?
VII.
International student event
a.
Co-sponsorship with International House/International
Students Association
b.
Steve Silver?
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