Berkeley 40th Ann. Free Speech Movement- Howard Dean, Molly Ivins etc.

Here is a list of events this week memorializing this anniversary.

Howard Dean will be on Sproul at noon Friday. Stay out of the way of the Deaniacs. A police car will be driven onto the plaza for added realism for the crowd to surround.

Mon Oct 4, 12-2 film: "Berkeley in the 60s" at the Free Speech Movement Cafe (FSM Cafe is under Moffitt Library)

Tue Oct. 5, 6-8: DeCal panel: Students, Power, and the Desires of Society, FSM Café
7-9: DeCal class: "Spirit of Cal" (FSM vets speak) 3108 Etchevery
7:30-10 p.m.: FSM and Civil Liberties poetry at Bears' Lair

Wed Oct 6, 10-12: Documenting group meets at FSM Café (FSM Cafe is under Moffitt Library)
12-2 film: "Berkeley in the 60s" at FSM Cafe
3:15-5:30 Panel: Effective Strategies of Change I (2050 Valley LSB)
6-7: Lower Sproul Plaza music: Utah Phillips, etc
7-10: 2004 Mario Savio Memorial Lecture by Molly Ivins w/ Young Activist Award presentation, Zellerbach Hall - Free tickets at Zellerbach starting 5 p.m.
9:30 on: Open poetry reading. Starry Plough (3101 Shattuck Ave.)

Thu Oct 7, 9:30-12:30: Fieldtrip: Oakland Museum "California & Vietnam Era"
12-1:15: Talk: Jo Freeman, "How Cold War Culture Shaped 60s Protest" (119 Moses)
1:30-3:30: Panel: How it Worked: Nuts and Bolts of the FSM (International House)
3:30-5:30: Panel: Berkeley and the Black Freedom Struggle (International House) (#)
3:30-5:00: "For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge" - Richard Schmorleitz play reading (MLK Student Union, Stephens Lounge)
6:45-9:30: Focus on the FSM its genesis, meanings, and consequences (at International House); preceded by part of "Berkeley in the Sixties"

Fri Oct 8, 9-12: Ideas Fair: political tables in Memorial Glade, special faculty classes outdoors
9:15-11:45: Panel: Effective Strategies of Change II (160 Kroeber)
12-1:30: Noon rally around police car in Sproul Plaza, w/ FSM speakers, campus spokespeople, dissection of the Patriot Act (see below)(@)
1:30-4: Teach-ins on 12 current civil liberties issues (@) in/around Sproul Hall, and 20/110/126/166 Barrows; see below
6:30-7:45: Seymour Hersh talk in Pauley Ballroom (+)
6:15-11:00: Redwood Gardens Community Room, 2951 Derby
6:15-:15-9:15 interactive broadcast 3rd Presidential debate with satirists dissecting the debate (Paul Krassner*, Scoop Nisker*, Kris Welch*, Ishmael Reed*)
9:15-11: Rock dance-concert, Clan Dyken*
6:15-9:15 interactive broadcast 3rd Presidential debate with satirists dissecting debate (Paul Krassner*, Scoop Nisker*, Kris Welch*)
9:15-11: Rock dance-concert, Clan Dyken*
7-11: Sixties Film Festival (Berkeley in the Sixties, Freedom on My Mind) 142 Dwinelle