[VegChat] eating, where can i get it?

[Edelweiss D'Andrea]

Community members can attend for free: The students who fought for this
course and the professor feel very strongly
that community involvement is an essential characteristic of this course.

Details:
November 22, 2006
7 pm
Marion Hall Auditorium (MRN AUD), Marion Hall building, 140 Louis
Pasteur Street, University of Ottawa main campus.
See map:
http://www.uottawa.ca/maps/
Lesli Bigould, Animal rights lawyer
"Animal rights: Anything goes"
Background:  http://www.cruelscience.ca/DATA/AnythingGoes.pdf

Edelweiss


-----Original Message-----
From: vegchat-bounces at ottawaveg.com
[mailto:vegchat-bounces at ottawaveg.com]On Behalf Of Vanessa H
Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2006 9:30 PM
To: vegchat at ottawaveg.com
Subject: Re: [VegChat] eating, where can i get it?


I would love to see the film and listen to the talk by the animal rights
lawyer from Toronto (Lesli Bisgould, I assume?), but I'm not in the class.
Does anyone associated with this activism class know if anybody can attend?
Thanks so much!


>From: "Pam Mayhew" <pam.mayhew at gmail.com>
>Reply-To: "For all discussion not animal related (health, environment,etc).
>Called &amp; amp; quot; chat&amp; amp; quot;because this is for all kinds
>of frequent interaction."<vegchat at ottawaveg.com>
>To: "For all discussion not animal related (health, environment,etc).
>Called &amp, amp, quot, chat&amp, amp, quot,because this is for all kinds
>of frequent interaction."<vegchat at ottawaveg.com>
>Subject: Re: [VegChat] eating, where can i get it?
>Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2006 15:12:52 -0400
>
>Meredith - The Activism Course is showing "Earthling" the Friday before a
>talk by an animal rights lawyer from Toronto.  Are you connected with the
>Activism Course offered by Ottawa U???  I imagine the OPIRG at Ottawa U
>might have the film.  Good luck!   Pam.
>
>On 10/15/06, Meredith Barrett <mbarrett at connect.carleton.ca> wrote:
>>
>>sounds awesome, any idea how i can get it? i'm searching on the
>>internet but so far no luck
>>
>>
>>Mark (SimplyRaw) wrote:
>>
>>
>> >Check out "Eating".  The first half is on the health implications of
>> >eating animal products; but the second half of the film deals with
>> >animal rights and environmental issues.  Great movie!
>> >
>> >Cheers!  Mark
>> >
>> >dr.dreammaker wrote:
>> >> earthling... i haven't seen it yet... but it's supposed to be really
>> >> amazing!
>> >>
>> >> kelly.
>> >>
>> >> On 10/12/06, *Meredith Barrett* < mbarrett at connect.carleton.ca
>> >> <mailto:mbarrett at connect.carleton.ca>> wrote:
>> >>
>> >>     Hey Guys
>> >>
>> >>     I thought I'd send this out to email lala-land in the hopes that
>> >>     someone would have suggestions/ideas. I run the AR group at
>>Carleton
>> >>     and we are collaborating with our Sustainability Network on campus
>>to
>> >>     run several animal rights/environmental themed movie nights. I am
>> >>     trying to find movies/documentaries that discuss the impact that
>> >>     factory farming has on the environment as well as any other
>>connections
>> >>     between AR issues and the environment.
>> >>     One idea I had was Peaceable Kingdom. We may also show Meet your
>>Meat
>> >>     just for shock value's sake but I am not sure how I feel about
>>that, if
>> >>     it is too far from our 'theme'.
>> >>     Anyways, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
>> >>     Take care everyone, let's keep fighting the good fight!
>> >>     Meredith
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> --
>> >> you won't know what hit you.
>> >
>> >
>>
>
>
>
>--
>Pam Mayhew

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