Former Harvard professor to discuss activism, peace
Ry Hope Nealson
Fmaraict Ftepor'w
A Nobel Peat e Prize nom
inated activist will .discuss
w11vs people i an help solve the
world’s problems tonight at
p in in the Hull ( enter s Silva
Hull
Ur Helen Culiiu ntt. a former
Harvard professor of praliutrii s;
will point mil what she he
Ilexes are the i S govern
inent's skewed priorities ami
their i auses
in her presentation titled.
Hu tiding a Healthy America
( ili/en A< lion in the dj 1-.let
lion ( aldicot! xs iII <iisr uss is
sues such .is nnlitarv spending
and the nation s health i are
system
Therese DuHrahai. programs
coordinator for ASliO, said
(addicott lakes a broad range of
issues sui h as military build
up. environmentalism, femi
nism and economic conversion,
and shows how they are con
needed
Caldicott is a former Harvard
professor of pediatric s who left
medicine to speak out for nu
clear disarmament, economic
conversion and preserving the
environment
C.aldicott has lieen presented
with the (iiindhi Peace Prize
and the University Women
Peace Award She founded the
Environmentalism, feminism to be covered in speech
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tvr spi-rul inir money promotes
till- sdi-1,11 problems present in
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tor I’imc r s.mi ('.aldii ott gives
somu outlook on what Individ
mils i an do In soh i- tin' world's
problems
"Shu gives many , many- prng
malic pieces of advice in how
we t an make ( hanges in our
da11v lives, Swaringnn s.iid
"On one hand it can he very
depressing to listen to all the
facts," she Siiid "On the other
hand she's very inspiring be
cause her analysis causes us to
see it is a matter of choices, and
we have choices to make that
have an impact on the env iron
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