Thursday, March 8, 2001
A Free Country in Africa
A live talk by Jim Davidson, co-founder of a private road company in the Awdal province
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Location: Math & Computer 4020
Part of the presentation will be a trip report, about 30 minutes with overhead slides. Part of the presentation will be on the political history of Awdal from the 7th Century to present. The final part of the presentation will be on Awdal Roads Company, who we are, what we are planning to do to maximize shareholder value, and how other people may get involved.

There will be a social at Philty's McNasty's (50 Westmount N), immediately following the talk.

The Group for Libertarian Activism & Discussion presents the Libertarianism in One Lesson Seminar Series, in its second week, 5pm - 7pm in room MC 4044.  The first week served as in introduction, so it is not too late to start now.  The series is intended to provide a comprehensive introduction to the political philosophy of Libertarianism with minimal reading. $5 covers book loan and all meetings with an unconditional money-back guarantee.  Contact Graham at 725-7810 or gtjhearn@uwaterloo.ca in advance to get your copy.

The schedule for the Winter 2001 semester is:

• January 25, 2001 for Chapters 8, 9, and 10
• February 8, 2001 for Chapters 1, 2, and 3
• March 1, 2001 for Chapters 4, 5, 6, and 7
• March 15, 2001 for Chapters 11, 12 and 13
• March 22, 2001 for Chapters 10, 14, and Conclusion

Friday, April 20, 2001
FTAA Counter-Protest
Quebec City, PQ
Watch for more information to appear on http://www.counterprotest.net/

Friday, February 16, 2001
Lectures at the University of Toronto
The Group for Libertarian Activism & Discussion attended the following lectures at Sidney Smith Hall.

Rights, Reason, Reality -- Ayn Rand's Answer to the Intellectual Crisis of our Time
A live lecture by Dr. John Ridpath. Presented by the University of Toronto Objectivist Club

Keeping God in his Place
by Alan Borovoy, General Counsel of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association
An update on the never-ending struggle to separate church and state in Canada. This event is sponsorsed by the Humanist Association of Toronto in conjunction with the First Unitarian Congregation of Toronto.

Pages to be added

Club Library inventory
Club Constition
Current Executive