Re: [CUGreens] Possible Nader Rally

[Shelley Thomas <Thomas.Shelley@colorado.edu>]

I hate to admit it, but I am not enthused about this. I have nothing
against a debate, but that is a different forum from a rally. I'm
definitely still open to having it be an open Mic where anyone can come up
and say something. 

Does anyone favor either Michael's suggestion or the open- mic idea? Brian
Klocke and I have already been working on potential speakers, but could
still change at this point.

Also, unless anyone objects, I was thinking of taking this project into
the rally committee, and onto that list (I need to send out an update on
the Forthofer rally as well and will do that soon). If you want to work on
the Nader rally let me know and I'll include you in that list.

Tom


On Fri, 22 Sep 2000, BAUER  ALAN MICHAEL wrote:

> I really think we should have some conservative voices at the rally, if
> ONLY
> to illustrate our willingness to view the other side.  After all, to best
> understand one's own position, one must understand the oppositions, no?
> Second, we're supposed to be open-minded, right? We should never be afraid
> to be corrected on ANYTHING.  That fear paves the pathto our own
> destruction, and we know it. 
> 
> SO: whoever is organizing it, if you'd like I can try to get some
> bussiness/economics/financing prof's interested, OK? Let me know.
> Michael Bauer
> 
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