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Summer is fast approaching and i
with it another fun season of ARE there PABAND i
camping and hiking in the out- Free e Eypression a
doors. Douglas College would ee =
like to help you solve a prob- A democratic society's belief in freedom
lem which faces all people who of speech is put to its most severe test
venture into the wilderness.. when those who hold racist views, start
what should you bring to eat? to propagate them. Though racism is a
Foihs long-standing problem, the recent re-
ee ow pase coco surfacing of the Ku Klux Klan. in -B vc.
ing a three session course on necessitates facing some fundamental
‘ issues.
ee ihe: Cane eee Should there be limits to free speech?
Does the state have the right to

This innovative course should suppress ideas however repugnant?
be of interest to all kinds of Does freedom extend to those whose
outdoor recreationists who want ideas would endanger democracy itself?
to learn about nutritious, in- Ultimately the problem rests with in-
expensive and tasty outdoor dividual citizens. In the interest of
foods. informed and responsible attitudes, this
The instructor, Kimberly evening presents three experts discussing
Klint, will discuss the these complex issues from the prespective
types of appropriate food, of the law, civil liberties and racial
methods of preparation, camp- minortities. Audience participation is
craft skills, and recipes for fenton aden re
Che pot Meas and Tete Aeeee DR.DAVID COPP, Dept., of Philosophy,
The Surrey School Board is co- Simon Fraser University & Vice-
sponsoring this course, which President, B.C.Civil Liberties Assoc.,
ee ee PROF.ROBIN ELLIOT, Faculty of Law,

University of British Columbia
The registration fee is $17.50.

For further information phone MR. PAUL WINN, President, Black
Douglas College at 525-2075 Solidarity Association

In the Chair: PROF. BILL BLACK, Faculty
of Law, University of British Columbia.

DATE: Thursday, March 19, 1981
TIME: 1230° pai: CO 9s30 asm:
PLACE: Auditorium, New Westminster

Public Library 716-6th Ave.
i “yl FEE: $1.00