Civil Rights Activist To Speak at UC

WHAT: Lecture, “The War, Civil Liberties and Women’s Human Rights”
WHO: Bettina Aptheker, professor of Women’s Studies, University of California Santa Cruz, is the visiting lecturer. Aptheker, best known for her leadership in the Berkeley Free Speech Movement during the 1960s, has been a prominent activist for more than 30 years for the women’s, peace, civil rights and lesbian movements. The event is free and open to the public.
WHEN: Thursday, May 15, 7:30 p.m.
WHERE: African American Cultural and Research Center
SPONSORS: The UC Graduate Student Governance Association
MORE INFORMATION: Contact the association at (513) 556-6101

WHAT: Bettina Aptheker Women’s Studies Colloquium: Memory, Memoir and Collective Reconstruction of Women’s History. The event is open to the Women’s Studies Department.
WHEN: Friday, May 16, 10 a.m.
WHERE: Room 130, McMicken
SPONSORS: The UC Graduate Student Governance Association
Seating is limited.
MORE INFORMATION: Students who are not enrolled in Women’s Studies but still wish to attend the colloquium should contact the Student Governance Association at (513) 556-6101 or e-mail Nathan Long at nathanlong1@lycos.com