Events & Activities: Spring, 2004

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	Monday February 2 7 pm MIT 4-231	Open Meeting (Reg. Day)
	Thursday February 5 7 pm MIT 66-110	From Judge to Janitor Former Colombian judge Luis Velez tells us about his life as an immigrant
	Tuesday February 10 7 pm MIT 4-231	Open Meeting (February)
	Thursday February 12 7 pm MIT 66-110	Prosecuting Narco-Traffickers in Colombia A presentation by former Colombian judge Luis Velez
	Tuesday March 9 7 pm MIT 4-231	Open Meeting (March)
	Thursday March 11 7 pm MIT 10-250	Investigating the Bush Administration's Misuse of Science Kevin Knobloch (Union of Concerned Scientists) reports on the Administration's policies and methods Co-sponsored with Technology & Culture Forum & others
	Sunday March 14 2:30 pm Off-campus	Speaking for Ourselves: Native Voices Protecting Land and Culture Lori Goodman & Anna Frazier (Diné CARE) Co-sponsored with the Native Ecology Initiative & others
	Tuesday March 16 7 pm MIT 66-110	Paradise in Ashes Anthropologist Beatriz Manz looks at the impact of civil war on one Guatemalan village Co-sponsored with the Anthropology Program & others
	Saturday April 3 7 pm Killian Hall	Tales of a Lifetime: Brother Blue's Stories of History, Politics, & Healing Co-sponsors: Program in Writing & Humanistic Studies, Committee on Campus Race Relations
	Monday April 5 6:30 pm Off-campus	On the Ground in Colombia: Indigenous Responses to Conflict & Displacement Floro Tunubala & Ludivia Giraldo Diaz Co-sponsored with Harvard/KSG & others
	Thursday April 8 7 pm Student Center	Weapons of Mass Distraction? Music & Multimedia as an Antidote to Propaganda! Ros Dunlop & Martin Wesley-Smith Co-sponsored with Noam Chomsky, Alan Brody, Amnesty International, & Cultural Survival
	Tuesday April 13 7 pm MIT 4-231	Open Meeting (April)
	Friday April 16 7 pm MIT 66-110	From Colombia to Salem, Massachusetts: A Story of Coal & Conscience A presentation by Prof. Avi Chomsky & the North Shore Colombia Solidarity Committee
	Tuesday May 4 Noon	Afro-Mexicans from Colonial Times to the Present Lunch with historian Ben Vinson III (RSVP by April 25 if you are interested.) Co-sponsored with the History Faculty
	Tuesday May 4 7 pm MIT 26-100	Worse Than Ever? News & Politics in 2004 An Evening with Alex Cockburn & Noam Chomsky
	Tuesday May 11 7 pm MIT 4-231	Open Meeting (May)