[Fdu] Noam Chomsky at U of T

[Cynthia Wright]

[note there are two talks...see below -- c]

*NOAM CHOMSKY ON THE STATE-CORPORATE COMPLEX: A THREAT TO FREEDOM AND SURVIVAL*
Date: Thursday, April 7, 2011 at 1:00pm. Doors open at 12:30pm. 
Location: Hart House Great Hall (in-person) with overflow in Debates and East Common Rooms (audio and television screening only). 7 Hart House Circle, Toronto

Please arrive early to ensure the best seating within your seating area.

Presented by the Hart House Debates Committee, Science for Peace and Near East Cultural and Educational Foundation (NECEF)

Details: The Hart House Debates Committee, Science for Peace and Near East Cultural and Educational Foundation (NECEF) present The State-Corporate Complex: A Threat to Freedom and Survival, a talk by academic, author and political activist Noam Chomsky. Chomsky will be introduced by Toronto Star Columnist and best-selling author Linda McQuaig. A Q&A session will follow the talk.

Great Hall Tickets: Non-students $20/ Students $10

Overflow rooms: $10 for everyone

Tickets will be available from UofTtix on Monday February 28 2011 at 11am. 

 *** Please note: The first 400 tickets will be assigned to the in-person talk in the Great Hall, with an additional 300 tickets assigned to overflow rooms where live audio and video will be streamed.***  Limit of three tickets per purchase per person. Pre-purchased tickets can be picked up directly at the UofTTix Office.

Also, on the evening of April 6, Chomsky will be giving a talk at UTSC, entitled Academic Freedom and the Corporatization of the Universities, organized by the Office of the Dean and Vice-Principal Academic UTSC.

About the organizers:

Hart House Debates Committee: www.harthouse.ca/debates

Near East Cultural Education Foundation (NECEF): www.necef.org

Science for Peace: www.scienceforpeace.ca

Media contact:

Nicole Pointon, Senior Communications Officer, Hart House

Tel: 416.978.7585 E-mail: nicole.pointon at utoronto.ca


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