Thursday,

April 24, 2008

5:00-7:00

Annual Religion Banquet

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Please join us for the Religion Banquet on April 24. It is a wonderful way to celebrate the successful completion of another year and to say goodbye to our seniors.

Who: Religion Majors and Minors,and anyone connected with the Religion Department
 
Where: Upper Convo

Please RSVP to Candy Gubeno

(X5353 or cgubeno@ashland.edu)

or Kyle Fedler

(X5208 or kfedler@ashland.edu).

Monday,

Oct. 29, 2007,

7:30 -9.00pm

Public Lecture: Freedom isn't Free-The Nonviolent War on Terror in Mississippi, 1963-1967

Speakers George and Louise Smith were civil rights workers in Meridian, Mississippi, from 1963-1967. George Smith was friends and colleagues with Michael Schwerner and James Chaney, two of the activists murdered by the Ku Klux Klan in 1964 -- events later portrayed in the movie Mississippi Burning. George and Louise Smith witnessed many of the key historical moments of the civil rights movement. In addition to their work for CORE in Mississippi, they were in the march from Selma to Montgomery and the Meredith March Against Fear. Now living in Fort Wayne, IN, the Smith’s are currently involved in the campaign finally to bring the murderers of Schwerner, Goodman and Chaney to justice.

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