Debate sponsored by the Politics and History Club Lawrence R. Hartenian, PhD, Professor of Politics and History will be debating one of his colleagues, and he'll be arguing that US troops should leave now.
Also, that same night, beginning at 7:30PM, a few groups on campus will be holding an anti-violence march and a peace rally. The plan is that after the debate people can go out to the rally.
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Start: 6:30 pm
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GreenPort Forum Can we solve the current environmental crisis in an economy driven by profit and dependent on growth? Or must we rethink and transform economic institutions and their underlying values? In fact, we are already surrounded by a rich diversity of economic practices and institutions rooted in values of sharing, cooperation, sustainability, equality, subsidiarity/local-first, democracy, and justice. This “solidarity economy” is growing in every continent, often in response to the crises created by the dominant system. In this interactive workshop, presenter Julie Matthaei, Professor of Economics at Wellesley College and co-founder of the U.S. Solidarity Economy Network, will introduce the solidarity economy framework, and related practices and institutions, with special focus on the emergence of sustainable technologies and lifestyles. Start: 7:00 pm
End: 9:00 pm
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Join organizers and activists in Cochabamba, Bolivia and New York City for a live interactive conversation as part of the 
