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1/25 (Th)After Nader, What Next?

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (JulianJG@aol.com)
Mon Jan 22 17:50:22 2001

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 Dear friends and fellow travellers,
 Hope you can make it on Thursday to discuss post-election independent
 politics.
 All the best,
 Julian G.
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 AFTER NADER : What Next for Third Party Politics?
 with Stephanie Luce

 Thursday, Jan 25 6PM
 Northeastern University School of Law Room 94
 400 Huntington Avenue

 What were the strengths and weaknesses of the Nader campaign and what does
 this recent election mean for the future of U.S. independent politics?
 Come share your thoughts. 

 Stephanie Luce is a professor at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst
 Labor Center. She is co-author with Robert Pollin of "The Living Wage:
 Building a Fair Economy". (New Press)
 http://www.thenewpress.com/books/livewage.htm
 "Of all the books I've read on making this country
 what it ought to be, this is the best."-Robert Heilbroner, author of The
 Worldly Philosophers

 Directions: Green line "E" train to Northeastern stop OR Orange Line to
 Ruggles station

 Event Sponsors: Solidarity and the Northeastern United Radical Front

 For more information, contact Julian at (617)776-2238 or
 julianjg@aol.com .

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