Events & Activities: Spring, 2003

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	Human Rights Law in the Americas: Evasion & Enforcement A discussion with Jennifer Harbury & Noam Chomsky Tuesday, February 18, 7 pm / MIT 26-100 (& overflow in 34-101)
	New Lives for Old Computers: Re-Using Technology for Social Change Film & discussion with TecsChange organizers Charlie Welch, Sandra Harris, et al. Wednesday, February 19, 7 pm / MIT 2-105
	Improving AIDS Education in Belize A presentation by Sarah Gottfried '04, who volunteered in Belize this January Wednesday, February 26, 7 pm / MIT 4-231
	Carlos Prieto at MIT! An evening with Mexican cellist & conductor Carlos Prieto (MIT '58) Wednesday, March 5, 8 pm / MIT Killian Hall
	Why is Colombia the Most Dangerous Place in the World to be a Religious Leader? Discussion with priest Luis Teodoro Gonzalez Bustacara & activist Luz Marina Gomez Friday, March 7, 7 pm / MIT 4-231
	The Other September 11: Henry Kissinger and US-Sponsored Terror in Chile A presentation by writer and activist Michael Zezima (Mickey Z.) Monday, March 10, 7 pm / MIT 2-105
	"Revolutionary Computing": The Chilean Experiment with Socialist Cybernetics A presentation by graduate student Eden Miller who is doing her doctoral work in Chile Wednesday, March 12, 7 pm / MIT 3-133
	Reading Between the Threads: Interpreting Pre-Colombian Textiles from the Peruvian Andes A discussion with Harvard anthropologist Irene Good Wednesday, April 9, 7:00 pm / MIT E51-376
	Peru & Tunisia: Machiavelli & the Spanish Holy Crusades A presentation by Thomas Cummins, Dumbarton Oaks Professor of the History of Pre-Columbian & Colonial Art at Harvard Wednesday, April 16, 7:00 pm / MIT 1-236
	Taking the T from Boston to Puerto Rico: The Politics of Urban Transportation A talk by Fred Salvucci, former Secretary of Transportation (Massachusetts) Wednesday, April 30, 7:00 pm / MIT 4-231
	Human Rights & the US State Department A discussion with Ambassador John Shattuck, former US Assistant Secretary of State Wednesday, May 7, 7 pm / MIT 10-250
	Haitian Flag Day! Authentic arts & crafts, delicious food, lively music & dance, and good company Sunday, May 11, 11 am - 5 pm / MIT Walker Memorial