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Subject: Additions to Calendar of Events
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Please note the following additions to the Jackson School Calendar:

WED. October 24, 1:00-2:20 pm, SMI 304 *NEW ROOM!* - Sam Quinones
    "Telethons, Talk Shows and Dead Dinosaurs: The
    Unnoticed Moments of Mexico's Transition to Democracy"
Journalist Sam Quinones has published his stories from Mexico in numerous
US papers, and in 1998 received the Alicia Patterson Fellowship.  His
just-published book, TRUE TALES FROM ANOTHER MEXICO: The Lynch Mob, the
Popsicle Kings, Chalino and the Bronx (Univ. of New Mexico)  is a
collection of non-fiction stories about contemporary Mexico. Sponsors:
Department of History, Division of Spanish and Portuguese, LAS-JSIS.  For
more info:  LAS-JSIS, 206-685-3435, lasuw@u.washington.edu.

THU. October 25, 3:30 pm, SMI 105  - Blanca Hernandez
   "The Fight Against Impunity:  Addressing Human Rights in Guatemala"
Blanca Hernandez is a founding member of FAMDEGUA, the Association of
Family Members of the Detained and Disappeared of Guatemala.  She has
worked on documenting and informing others about political violence,
and on legal cases against impunity for "disappearances" of Guatemalans.
Sponsors:  Political Science, LAS-JSIS.  Info: 206-685-3435
































































































































































































































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