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24 Hour Teach-In
Canterbury Students - Save Our Staff
24 Hour Teach-In
Noon Thurs 6th to Noon Fri 7th
A5
Featuring:
12pm Andy Pratt “Criticism Dissent and Debate”
1pm Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy “The Empire versus the
Individual”
2pm Evgeny Pavlov: TBA
3pm Ghazala Anwar: “Jihad, Non-Violent Protest and the Role of the University”
5pm Leon Phillips “The Atom’s Progress Since Democritus”
6pm Patrick O’Sullivan: “The Birth of the Humanities in Ancient Greece”
7pm Vernon Andrews: “Black Rage at the Machine: New York Street Protests at the 2004 Republican Convention”
9pm Aditya Malik “The Taboo of Knowing Yourself”
10pmPhilip Meguire: “Sundry Thoughts about How (not) to run a University”
8am Peter Low “Non-violent Campaigns”
9am Kon Kuiper “Into the Setting Sun: Travels with a Donkey”
10am Philip Ferguson: “Student Revolt in the 60s”
Movies, Music, and More. Bring your sleeping bag, guitar, cards, friends, games. . .
ENDS
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