"The State of the Nation" at Princeton University (Apr 7)

The
Nation magazine is staging on the Princeton campus on Thursday, April
7.

As part of our efforts to re-engage with student activists and
journalists, the magazine--America's oldest and currently largest
liberal weekly--is planning numerous campus-based events nationwide and
we're starting out at Princeton in two weeks.

We're sending our editor Katrina vanden Heuvel as well as author and
reporter William Greider (both of whom are alums) to campus to meet
with student groups, host a reception. and make an appearance at The
U-Store with an evening panel discussion capping it all off.

The panel in the evening, co-sponsored by numerous groups, is meant to
be a conversation between students and our panelists on what we at the
Nation argue is the tragic and perilous direction the current
Administration is taking this country. vanden Heuvel, is particular,
will discuss material from her recent book, Taking Back America And
Taking Down the religious Right.

We were hoping you might let your community know about the event.
Anything you can do to drum up interest would be much appreciated.
Details on the event are below We're also likely to add Cornel West to
the panel but I don't have confirmation yet so don't want to mention
him at this point. I should have word on that by next week, and if we
get him we can send out the notice again then. Thanks, in advance, for
any help you can offer, and please let me know if there's ever any way
we at The Nation could be of assistance.
All Best,
Peter Rothberg
Associate Publisher, The Nation
212-209-5425

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Come meet Nation Editor Katrina vanden Heuvel ('81) and Nation National
Affairs Correspondent William Greider ('58) in a special author
signing.

Thursday, April 7, 2:00 to 3:00
The U-Store, Princeton University Campus

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THE STATE OF THE NATION

Come meet and ask questions of a special Nation magazine panel on the
media, politics, the war and the Bush Administration.

Thursday, April 7, 2005, 8:00 to 9:30pm
McCosh Hall, #50; Princeton University Campus
FREE. Seating Limited. please arrive early. Doors open at 7:30.

Featuring

Katrina vanden Heuvel, '81
Nation Editor

William Greider, '58
Award-winning author, Nation National Affairs Correspondent

Juliet Eilperin, '92
McGraw Professor in Writing, Princeton University, Washington Post
reporter

Sean Wilentz
Dayton-Stockon Professor of History, Princeton University

Plus a panel of student questioners. (Audience questions to follow.)

Staged by The Nation and sponsored by The Daily Princetonian, The
Progressive Review, The Idealistic Nation, Whig-Clio, the Organization
of Women Leaders and The Woodrow Wilson School of Public and
International Affairs.

students only?

I'm going & I'm not a student or faculty.

like to go. I live in NJ> close to Princeton.

Coming up this thurs.