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Volume 11, No. 4, Week of January 14, 2002
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Martin Luther King: The Dream
Photo from the Martin Luther King Center
- The Seattle Times, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and the Web By Michael R. Fancher, Executive Editor, The Seattle Times. Link added January 21, 2002.
"It's in our self-interest to figure out how we're going to be inclusive. It's not something we should be afraid of. It's something we should be excited about and celebrate."- The Martin Luther King, Jr. Papers Project at Stanford University. Link added January 21, 2002.
- Dr. Martin Luther King Scavenger Hunt Learn about Dr. Martin Luther King. Link added January 21, 2002.
Announcing: Prayers for Peace Prayers for peace from the major religions of the world
Graffiti on Russian HipHop Site
I would like to suggest that protest doesn't need to be on the side of a building or shouted out loud in a crowded gathering. As we have discussed in the the refusal to accept the complicity of denial, it can be enough to keep us aware that we simply scribble that protest of complicity on a simple drawing, pinned up somewhere nearby. That, too, can relieve the frustration and strengthen us towards not being complicit in domination and injustice.
Moot Court, Spring 2002: You may register by telephone. The CRN number is working. TBA (Time To Be Arranged) so that it will fit into all your schedules. Registration is by permission only. That's my permission. E-mail for permission. jeanneWorkgroup Meeting Announcement:
Thursday, January 24, 2002. 2:00 p.m.Will announce room as soon as CSUDH confirms it. Please attend if you can. Minutes will be posted under weekly readings for Moot Court and will go the listserv via e-mail. These meetings are not mandatory. We just need face to face interaction, so chill. This will be technically before the start of the Spring semester anyway. But I'd like to get us started early.
First Performance in Spring 2002:
- Moot Court, March 5-9, 2002: Presentations at
The Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Disneyland in Anaheim
Weekly Announcements will be found under:
Collaborative Writing Article Overcoming Adversarialism: A Collaborative Writing Article by the CSUDH Graduate Theory Project Workgroup. Link updated January 15, 2002.
We have until February 5, 2002, to edit, add end notes and bibliography. I will begin later today to edit the article by adding end notes, identifying theory connected to the issues discussed. I would appreciate if you would follow that and make your own suggestions.
We had to get this done with lightning speed. So consider the title. Let's see if we can come up with a better one.
Calls for Papers, Articles, Conferences: Winter/Fall/Spring 2002: "Call for . . . Announcement Index Fall 2002 Announcements Conference at Claremont Colleges, February 7-10, 2002. http://www.cgu.edu/hum/apologies. Free. "role of apology as a social force" Fall 2002 Journal call. Humanistic theory. Deadline: February 28, 2002. Moot Court,March 5-9, 2002: Presentations at
The Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Disneyland in Anaheim
California State University, Dominguez Hills
University of Wisconsin, Parkside
Soka University Japan, Transcend Art and Peace
Latest Update: January 18, 2002
Faculty:
jeannecurran@habermas.org
Olivier at tapcourse@yahoo.com
takata@uwp.edu
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What's New?
Merriam-Webster Dictionary Search:
For the Week of January 21, 2001
Weekly Readings and Suggested Measures of Learning:
- Collaborative Writing Projects: Index of Thesis Projects
South Central Los Angeles by Jaime Shepherd. Link added January 18, 2002.
Introduction, Students for International Peace and Justice Collaborative Writing Article. Link updated January 15, 2002.
- Moot Court, Spring 2002:
For working ahead.
Winter Weeks 1 - 4 Updated January 18, 2002.
Winter Week 5 Started January 18, 2002.
Learning as Healing
Teaching Essays
In Other Languages
Art and the Imaginary
Conflicts Around the World
Scholastic Resources
Lagniappe! You Gotta Read This!
Jobs, Jobs, Jobs
Gallery
Resource Pages:
. . . Criminology and Aging and Peacemaking and Theory
. . . and Women and Social Justice and Social Justice Issues and Writings
. . . and The Writer's Bookshelf and Poverty and Sociology of Law
. . . and September 11, 2001 and Distance Learning
Calls for Proposals: Conference and Article Plans
Kids' Site
What people are saying about Dear Habermas
Who To Take
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Teaching Essays
Link checked on January 18, 2002. Scroll down about an inch to get to the Current Issue.
Discussing Theory:
- Doing Theory:
- Asking the Right Question Teaching essay. Link added January 19, 2002.
- Social Theory Concepts:
- peacemaking
- Reviving the Middle East Peace Process 9-11peace.org: Action for Justice, not War
Theorists:
- TR Young
- Up soon.
- Robin D. G. Kelley
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Robin D. G. Kelley, Professor of History and Africana Studies at New York University.
- Multiculturalism and the Global Youth Culture Explores rap and hip hop cultures. Bibliography included in this announcement of lecture, sponsored by the Davis-Putter Fund. Link added January 17, 2002.
- Teaching essay. HipHop. Just started. Link added January 17, 2002.
OSCARS for Academic Achievement
Art
Conflicts Around the World:
Scholastic Resources:
Jobs and Job-Training:
Justice and Peace Studies Program University of St. Thomas. Link added January 18, 2002.
"Graduates have found jobs or pursued graduate studies in a wide variety of areas, including education, politics, law, business, ministry, community development and empowerment, and social activism. Many students have spent a year or more in volunteer programs after graduation, from the Peace Corps to religious groups such as Jesuit Volunteers or Lutheran Volunteers."
Lagniappe!
Grateful Egyptian Is Freed as U.S. Terror Case Fizzles By Jane Fritsch. New York Times. January 18, 2002. backup.
This is the kind of debacle we fear with the death penalty. We can release him when we discover our mistake, but not if we have killed him.
Kids' Site
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