Evans,
Karry,
Ted
Hadzi-Antich,
and
Ronald
Fletchter
Austin
Philosophy
Forum
Eastview Campus, 3401
Webberville Rd.
8500
7:00
PM
10/22
Business
Twelfth Revolution
Pinnacle
1015
6:30 PM
10/29
Insurance
Reform
and
Not
Healthcare
Reform
Casagranda,
Roy
and
Ivan
Hentschel
Twelfth
Revolution
Pinnacle
611
6:30
PM
11/5
State
of
the
Economy: Part 1 (to 1979)
Cleaver,
Harry
Twelfth
Revolution
Pinnacle
1013/1015
6:30
PM
11/12
Metropolis
Film
Screening
Ṣengül,
Ali
Austin
Philosophy
Forum
Eastview Campus, 3401
Webberville Rd.
8500
7:00
PM
11/19
Business
Twelfth Revolution
Pinnacle
1015
6:30 PM
11/26
Thanksgiving
12/3
Women
in
Iran
Madaninenajad,
Banafsheh
Twelfth
Revolution
Pinnacle
1013/1015
6:30
PM
12/8
First
Annual
Pinnacle
Student
Political
Science
Association
Conference:
Theory
Ariel
Grushka-Hicks:
Is JusticePossible?
Michale Rivera: Ubermensch in 20th
Century Nazi Ideology
Allison Bumsted: The Presence of
Justice During the State of War
Bonner Butler: The Application of
Property and Liberty
PSPSA
Pinnacle
1013/1015
4:15-6:00
PM
12/10
First
Annual
Pinnacle
Student
Political
Science
Association
Conference:
Comparative
Politics, International Relations, and Foreign Policy
Rollyn
Carlson:
Selective Cases of US Military
Action and the Lack of Cassus Belli
Ramsey Doany: The United Hates of
America and the Israelies
Alex Leist: War in a Failed State:
Afghanistan
Justin Eubank: Mexico's Failing Drug
War and Failing State
Ryan Hall: Capital Punishment and Drug Crime Penalties in Italy,
Germany, and Sweden
Samuel Gutierrez: Healthcare in the
US, Brazil, and Iran
PSPSA
Pinnacle
1013/1015
4:15-6:00
PM
12/10
Business
Twelfth Revolution
Pinnacle
1015
6:30 PM
12/17
Winter
Break
12/24
Winter
Break
12/31
Winter
Break
1/7
Winter
Break
1/14
Winter
Break
1/21
Business
Twelfth Revolution
Pinnacle
1015
6:30 PM
1/28
Journalism
for
Justice,
Storytelling
for
Sustainability
Jensen,
Robert
Twelfth
Revolution
Pinnacle
1013/1015
6:30
PM
2/3
Business
Twelfth Revolution
Pinnacle
1015
7:30 PM
2/10
The
"Real" Role that Organized Religion Is Playing in Contemporary
American Life, Politics, and Social Structure: Observations of a
Protestant
Reprobate Refugee
Hentschel,
Ivan
Twelfth
Revolution
Pinnacle
1013/1015
7:30
PM
2/18
Protest
and
Activism
Jensen,
Robert,
?,
and
?
Austin
Philosophy
Forum
Eastview Campus, 3401
Webberville Rd.
8500
7:00
PM
2/24
Business
Twelfth Revolution
Pinnacle
1015
7:30 PM
3/3
Veteran
Voices
Whittenberg,
Bobby,
Michael Kern, Trey Kindlinger, Natasha Mulkey, Hart Viges, and Carl Webb
Twelfth
Revolution
Pinnacle
1013/1015
7:30
PM
3/11
Aesthetics
Watkins,
Matt
Austin
Philosophy
Forum
Eastview Campus, 3401
Webberville Rd.
8500
7:00
PM
3/17
SPRING
BREAK
3/24
Through Nahuatl Eyes: The Aztec View of the
Conquest
Thorne,
Jane
Twelfth
Revolution
Pinnacle
1013/1015
7:30
PM
3/31
Business
Twelfth Revolution
Pinnacle
1015
7:30 PM
4/7
Haiti:
A
Brief
Overview 1790-present
Casagranda,
Roy
Twelfth
Revolution
Pinnacle
1013/1015
7:30
PM
4/15
Marx
Cleaver,
Harry
and
Donald
Becker
Austin
Philosophy
Forum
Eastview Campus, 3401
Webberville Rd.
8500
7:00
PM
4/21
Nominations for Officers
Twelfth Revolution
Pinnacle
1015
7:30 PM
4/28
Religion?
Burton,
Kathy,
Ari
Grushka,
Banfsheh
Madaninejad, and ?
Twelfth
Revolution
Pinnacle
1013/1015
7:30
PM
5/5
Elections
Twelfth Revolution
Pinnacle
1015
7:30 PM
Thomas
Jefferson (April 13, 1743
– July 4, 1826)
God forbid we should ever be
twenty years without such a rebellion. The
people cannot be all, and always, well informed. The part which is
wrong will be discontented, in proportion to the importance of the
facts they misconceive. If they remain quiet under such misconceptions,
it is lethargy, the forerunner of death to the public liberty. ... What
country before ever existed a century and half without a rebellion? And
what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned
from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance?
Let
them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and
pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The
tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of
patriots and tyrants. It is its natural manure.
Letter to William Stevens Smith
(November 13, 1787), quoted in
Padover's Jefferson On Democracy
John
Adams
(October
30,
1735
–
July
4,
1826)
Remember,
democracy never lasts long. It soon wastes, exhausts, and
murders itself. There never was a democracy yet that did not commit
suicide.
