   Anti-war demonstrators (left) faced off against those supporting the war on Beinecke Plaza. |
On March 26, members of the Yale community put into practice President Richard C. Levin's recent advice to "leave ample room for free expression" on the United States' war on Iraq by staging simultaneous pro- and anti-war demonstrations on Beinecke Plaza.
The demonstrations preceded a "teach-in" on the war, which drew an overflow crowd to the Law School's Levinson Auditorium. (See story.)
To keep the dialogue going, Yale will hold more teach-ins in the coming weeks (see story). Information about these events will be announced.
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Campus begins dialogue on U.S. war in IraqW E E K ' SS T O R I E S
Campus begins dialogue on U.S. war in Iraq
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Probing psychology of genocide and terrorism
Post-9/11 policies on refugees in U.S., Canada
In Focus: Model United Nations Team at Yale
Experts consider U.S.-Iraq war's effect on global relations
Brown University president to visit as Chubb Fellow
University will celebrate campus' diversity . . .
Conference, concerts celebrate library's acquisition . . .
Pioneering physicist and Sterling Professor Vernon Hughes dies
Graduate student Brandon Brei drowns off Puerto Rico coast
Conference to explore cultural transition in post-Soviet Russia
Event to examine debate over urban development
Symposium to assess role of emotions in 'Americas and Beyond'
Yale Opera to perform Scarlatti's 'Il Trionfo dell'onore'
Ephemera of everyday life featured in 'Passages'
Event explores new technique for televising musical performances
Forum showcases students' anthropological research
In the spirit of Leonardo da Vinci
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