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First Amendment Days lecture: Pun-damental Rights
Participate or watch this First Amendment themed pun battle with multiple rounds and plenty of opportunities to show off pun skills. It promises to be a lot of pun(s). A First Amendment Days event.
First Amendment Days lecture: Norman Lear Sitcoms and Satire
"A Revolution was Once Televised: Norman Lear Sitcoms and Satire," Novotny Lawrence, associate professor and director of the Black Film Center an Archive, Indiana University, Bloomington. A look at how the producer of "All in the Family,'' and other sitcoms changed the way Americans looked at race, sex and other issues. A First Amendment Days event.
First Amendment Days: Feast on the First
Free food, fun and festivities of the five freedoms. Faculty and students will lend their (lack of) artistic skills to draw pets (badly), with an accompanying fundraiser for the Story County Animal Shelter. Free T-shirts will be available, along with food prepared by student group Block and Bridle. A First Amendment Days event.
ISU Theatre: The Crucible
This American classic based on the Salem witch trials of 1692 tells the story of a village that becomes embroiled in a witch hunt. The people of the village live in a constant state of fear as more and more people are accused of witchcraft. "The Crucible" will run in repertory with "John Proctor is the Villain."
First Amendment Days lecture: First Amendment Pros and Cons
Students for Open Discussion will host a discussion about the First Amendment. The organization encourages understanding among people with different opinions via facilitated discussions about complex topics. A First Amendment Days event.
ISU Theatre: The Crucible
This American classic based on the Salem witch trials of 1692 tells the story of a village that becomes embroiled in a witch hunt. The people of the village live in a constant state of fear as more and more people are accused of witchcraft. "The Crucible" will run in repertory with "John Proctor is the Villain."