Campus Libertarians Events

December 5, 2001, 7 PM, Math 100, CU-Boulder Campus. Attendance: 350. Photos · Press Coverage · Buy the book O.M.F. and Campus Libertarians proudly present: Sheriff Bill Masters of Telluride, author of Drug War Addiction: Notes from the Front Lines of America's #1 Policy Disaster.

Sheriff Bill Masters explains why we need to kick our nation's drug war addiction. Through his real-world experiences as a law officer, Masters has concluded that drug prohibition must be repealed. He discovered the drug war is itself an addiction, more damaging to the fabric of society than drugs could ever be.

Tuesday, November 6, Math 100: Debate:

Kathleen Barry, Professor of Human Development at Pennsylvania State University, is an internationally known feminist, human rights activist and sociologist. She is the author of the landmark book Female Sexual Slavery that launched an international movement against sexual exploitation and trafficking in women. Opinion piece by Ms. Barry.

Wendy McElroy is the author of several books including XXX: A Women's Right to Pornography, and Sexual Correctness: The Gender-Feminist Attack on Women. She interviewed hundreds of women working in pornography and prostitution. She is also an active member of Feminists for Free Expression, a columnist for FoxNews.com, and has written for Penthouse. McElroy on prostitution. Wendy would not have voted against Hitler, even if it were the deciding vote. Why?

October 20, 2001: Campus Libertarians at Freedom Rally, State Capitol.

Wednesday, October 17: Campus Libertarians Movie Night: "The Castle...is one of those comic treasures like "The Full Monty" and "Waking Ned Devine" that shows its characters in the full bloom and glorious eccentricity." -- Roger Ebert Humanities 150. 7 P.M. Free, + free pop corn! · Hidden agenda behind the movie

Ghalam assaulted by anti-gunner: "Shariar Ghalam, a gun-toting activist, fought a war and smuggled his family from tyranny to freedom. He's seen people hang for their beliefs. He thought he'd seen it all, until last week...."I remember an entire family being machine gunned down because one of Khomeini's good citizens reported them for having military weapons," Ghalam says. "It was a lot like Waco (Texas), only the government didn't bother with spin." Once the guns were gone, oppression and enslavement ensued."

"If two Bichon Frise dog owners were protesting to get welfare for crippled pets, it would make the front pages of Commie Daily (Colorado Daily) and the Daily Kaka (Daily Camera)," Ghalam says. more...(scroll down) "...[I]t's hard to see your photo taken by the government under any excuse. I was born in Iran, so it's all the more scary for me to see these things happening in the U.S."" see Daily Camera article.