Flying Seminar: Framing Critical Moments OWS meets Bill Zimmerman Bill Zimmerman, author of Troublemaker: A Memoir From The Front Lines Of The Sixties, When: Saturday, December 3, 2011 at 11:00 AM Flying Seminar: Framing Critical [...]
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Flying Seminar: OWS meets Bill Zimmerman
Flying Seminar: Framing Critical Moments OWS meets Bill Zimmerman Please come to meet Bill Zimmerman, author of “Troublemaker: A Memoir From The Front Lines Of The Sixties” When: Saturday, December 3, 2011 at 11:00 AM Where: Wollman Hall, Eugene Lang Building, 65 West 11th Street, 5th floor Who: Bill Zimmerman & OWS Flying Seminar: [...]
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Flying Seminar: OWS meets Poland’s Self-Limiting Revolution. In conversation with Adam Michnik
Flying Seminar: Framing Critical Moments OWS meets Poland’s Self-Limiting Revolution In conversation with Adam Michnik . . . . Please come to meet Adam Michnik, an architect of the peaceful dismantling of the authoritarian regimes in Eastern and Central Europe, who renounced revolutionary violence and argued for a self-limiting revolution. When: Saturday, October 29, 2011 [...]
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Flying Seminar at The New School: OWS meets Japanese Anti-Nukers in conversation with Jonathan Schell
Flying Seminar: Framing Critical Moments OWS meets Japanese Anti-Nukers In Conversation with Jonathan Schell . . . . Please come to meet Japanese anti-nuclear activists from Shiroto no Ran (‘Amateur Revolt’), who are briefly in New York to observe and support Occupy Wall Street. Shiroto no Ran emerged in response to the meltdown at [...]
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