Dear prospective attendant, I hope you’re excited to see perhaps the strongest champion of freedom alive speak at the home of the Free Speech Movement! As a reminder, Congressman Ron Paul’s talk is scheduled for Thursday, April 5th at 7 PM in Zellerbach Auditorium at the University of California, Berkeley. Here are a few important [...]
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UC Berkeley Campus Town Hall with Congressman Ron Paul Update!
Posted in Activism, Articles, Blog News, Blogs, Campus News, Club News, Constitution, Culture, Current Events, Economics, Education, Email Updates, Events, Foreign Policy, Government Failure, History, market failure, Meetings, Philosophy, Site News, Speakers, tagged Bancroft, Free Speech Movement, Public Transportation, ron paul, Ron Paul at Berkeley, students for liberty, Telegraph, Walking, Youth For Ron Paul, Zellerbach Auditorium on April 4, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Free Speech is Alive and Well
Posted in Activism, Articles, Blog News, Club News, Constitution, Culture, Current Events, Economics, Education, Elections, Events, Foreign Policy, Government Failure, History, Science, Site News, Speakers, Uncategorized, tagged Democrats, Give Peace a Chance, Internet, obamacare, republicans, Restore America Now, ron paul, students for liberty, Youth For Ron Paul, Zellerbach Auditorium on April 3, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Ron Paul is coming to UC Berkeley. Yes, you heard it, free speech is still alive and well at Berkeley, and just to prove it Students for Liberty and Youth For Ron Paul are hosting the best potential presidential candidate at an event which is free and open to the public in the prime campus [...]
Ron Paul at UC Berkeley
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Dear Friends of Freedom, Students for Liberty and Youth for Ron Paul are excited to announce that congressman and presidential candidate Dr. Ron Paul will be speaking at UC Berkeley next week! The event will be held next THURSDAY, APRIL 5TH at 7 PM in ZELLERBACH AUDITORIUM at the UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. The event [...]
“Constitutional Convention” Meeting Tomorrow!
Posted in Articles, Blogs, Campus News, Club News, Constitution, Culture, Current Events, Economics, Education, Events, History, Meetings, Photos, Site News, Speakers, tagged Casey Given, Constitutional Convention on March 19, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Tuesday March 20 7-8 pm 87 Evans Hall This Tuesday, Students for Liberty, UC Berkeley will be holding perhaps one of the most exciting general meetings of its existence. After a long hiatus, co-founder Casey Given will be leading an interactive discussion for the first time in almost a year reflecting upon the club’s fond [...]
Anthony Gregory Event TOMORROW!
Posted in Events, Speakers, tagged anthony gregory on November 15, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Our club’s third and final speaker event of the semester will take place this Wednesday, November 16th at 7 PM in 56 Barrows Hall. Anthony Gregory, Research Editor at the Independent Institute, will address the state of civil liberties under President Bush and Obama. We hope to see you there! Anthony Gregory is Research Editor at [...]
Sharon Presley Speaker Event TOMORROW!
Posted in Email Updates, Events, Speakers, tagged Sharon Presley on September 13, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The following is an email announcement sent to the club’s announcement listserv on Tuesday, September 13th: Hi Everyone! This is a reminder that tomorrow Students for Liberty will be hosting a talk by Dr. Sharon Presley, a prominant Libertarian and feminist activist who is the Executive Director of Resources for Independent Thinking. The event willl take place tomorrow, WEDNESDAY, September 14th, from 7-830 [...]
Fall Guest Lecture Lineup Announced!
Posted in Events, Speakers, tagged anthony gregory, Greg Lukianoff, Sharon Presley on August 16, 2011 | 1 Comment »
With summer slowly slipping away and school’s start just around the corner, Students for Liberty is pleased to announce our fall lineup of guest lecturers. This semester’s schedule features three bright scholars, two of which are Cal alumni, who will speak on topics ranging from free speech to feminism. The details of each speaker’s particular [...]
The War on Drugs Rally Photo Gallery
Posted in Activism, Events, Speakers, tagged 4/20 rally, war on drugs on April 23, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Last Wednesday, our club teamed up with Students for Sensible Drug Policy to put on our second annual 4/20 rally and brownie sale. This year’s rally was a roaring success, with our brownies selling out within an hour and keynote speaker Dennis Peron ending the event on an optimistic note. We should hopefully have some videos of [...]
Starchild Speaker Event TONIGHT
Posted in Email Updates, Events, Speakers on April 6, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The following is an email update sent to the club’s announcement listserv on Tuesday, April 6th: Hey SFLers, Our club’s third guest lecture of the semester will take place TOMORROW, Wednesday, April 6th, at 7 PM in 209 DWINELLE HALL. The political activist and sex worker Starchild will give a talk entitled, “Why & How to Stop Hurting* [...]
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