// Matt

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From: "Shawn" <imagineaworld@gmail.com>
To: "Matthew Senate" <mattsenate@gmail.com>, "Kevin DeWar" <kevin.dewar@gmail.com>
Subject: This Thursday: David Graeber @ CIIS
Date: Mon, Apr 1, 2013 10:55 PM


Hey Matt and Kevin!

Here's the most recent version of the announcement about Thursday.

cheers =)

--Shawn

Finance is the art of passing money from hand to hand until it finally disappears.
--Robert W. Sarnoff

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Subject: This Thursday: David Graeber @ CIIS





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Austerity and its Discontents 
A Public Forum 

with 
David Graeber

7:00 PM 
Thursday April 4

 Namaste Hall, CIIS
1453 Mission St. San Francisco

Free and open to the public

David Graeber is an anthropologist operating out of Goldsmiths, University of London. He emerged as the organic intellectual of the Occupy movement, and has made important contributions to the renovation of antinomian thought. Among his books are Fragments of an Anarchist Anthropology, and Debt: The First 5000 Years. Join us for a book launch of his new book, The Democracy Project. 



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                                             International Roma Day Celebration with Voice of Roma

                                                                                         Tuesday, April 2nd
                                                                                                  7-9pm
 
                                                                                               Room 607


            "Art, activism & politics of stereotypes: a "Gypsy Show'" with Sani Rifati          

Please join us for a talk that will focus on Roma history, music, and culture. Despite the recent attention, or even hype, surrounding the cultural production of the "Gypsies," vast majority of Roma artists can barely make a living, let alone enter the world music stage. Brands that we usually associate with this culture, "Gypsy Caravan" and "Gypsy Spirit", are more often then not far removed from the actual existing Roma culture and contexts of racist violence unfolding in Europe. Come and celebrate International Roma Day, in solidarity with Romani struggles for dignity and internationalism.
                                                                  



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