Student perspectives on war with Iraq will be featured during the next installment of SU forum seriesMarch 19, 2003Kelly Homan Rodoskikahoman@syr.edu
Student perspectives on the impending war with Iraq will be the topic for the next installment of the “Syracuse University Forum: War in Iraq” on Thursday, March 20 at 7 p.m. in Studio A of the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. The forum is open to the University and greater Syracuse communities. Those attending should use the Waverly Avenue entrance to the building.
The panel for “Student Perspectives on War and Peace” will include students who derive their perspectives from various experiences and beliefs. Students participating include Sam Alcoff, a senior in The College of Arts and Sciences; Andy Chandler, a senior in the School of Management; Adam Chodak, a senior in The College of Arts and Sciences; Yolanda Norton, a junior in The College of Arts and Sciences; and David Vickers, a student in the College of Law. The moderator for the discussion will be Andrew Thomson, president of the University’s Student Association.
The forum series will continue on April 3 with a topic to be determined as events dictate.
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