Marcus Aurelius was a philosopher, a stoic who believed in translating thought into practical action. When he became Emperor of Rome in the second century A.D. he wanted all of Rome to embrace philosophical ethics. Instead, Rome came under attack from many sides, and Emperor Aurelius was forced to give his full attention to making war on his enemies.
Save the Centre for Studies in Social Justice!
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Dear Friends and Allies:
We need your support! The University of Windsor administration has determined that it will close the Centre for Studies in Social Justice this July 1, 2013. This decision must be reversed as the Centre is a unique, vital and vibrant hub for social justice research, knowledge dissemination, exchange, and advocacy in Canada. You can learn more about the great work that has been done at the Centre by visiting their webpage:
http://www.uwindsor.ca/socialjustice
Songs of Love, Hope, and Optimism
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TORONTO, ON – Local social justice choir Common Thread Community Chorus celebrates late NDP leader Jack Layton’s parting message of love, hope and optimism in its annual fundraiser concert.
The choir will be commemorating its 14th year by selecting songs that strongly reflect Layton’s letter to the Canadian public two days before he passed away on August 22, 2011.
The 70-member group will perform two shows on Saturday, May 25, a matinee at 1:30 p.m. followed by an evening encore at 7:30 p.m.
This year’s fundraiser shows will be held at the spacious and community-friendly Al Green Theatre, fully accessible to all patrons with a ramp and elevator located at the Spadina Avenue entrance.