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Freedom through Non-Violence: a talk by 2 exiled Tibetan Scholars

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From: Benjamin Lai
Date: Wed, 21 Oct 1992 00:04
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                        The Stanford Friends of Tibet
                                   present:

                        FREEDOM through NON-VIOLENCE:
                        -----------------------------
                        The Tibetan Struggle to Survive

LHASANG TSERING and JAMYANG NORBU, two of Tibet's most prominent
intellectuals and activists in exile, discuss the future of Tibet.

    Chinese regime and cultural dilution by torrential Chinese
    immigration?

    ~> Can non-violent protest by 6 million stand up to a totalitarian
       superpower of 1.2 billion?

       ~> How can a nation with an exiled government begin to practice
          democracy?

          ~> If Tibet is eventually designated as a "Zone of Peace"
             with no military power, how can it defend itself?


                          Friday, October 23, 7:30 P.M.
                        Branner Hall, Stanford University
                Call Ben at (415) 497-7111 for more information

                                      J
                                   <~)&(~>
                                      ?

To get to Branner Hall, take this route:
1.) From 101 or El Camino, take Embarcadero (Galvez) until the end,
    where you hit Serra Street.  Park your car on the right.
2.) Walk in the same direction as you drove, past Hoover Tower, past
    a bunch of grassy areas, until you see Meyer Library on your right.
    Meyer has huge, 4-story columns and is under repair. Turn left.
3.) Walk about 100 yards down the path until you see the street.  Keep
    going on the street (Escondido Rd.) for another 200 yards or so.
4.) After you pass the volleyball courts on your right, you'll see a
    big beige building with a courtyard on your left.  Enter Branner
    Hall.

(Escondido Rd.)  /
   |      ______/
   |     /|
   |     || (Branner Hall)
   V     ||     |
---------||-----V--<<<  M <--(Meyer Library)
         ||     B    ^
         ||          ^ <--(start walking)
         ||__________^______________________(Serra St.)_____
         \==\        |PP <--(Parking)
             \==\    |PP
                 \===|===(Campus Drive)==
                     |
                     |
                     /
                    / (Embarcadero, or Galvez)
                   /
                   |
                   V (to 101/El Camino)
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From: lum@leland.stanford.edu (Benjamin Lai)
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Subject: Freedom through Non-Violence: a talk by 2 exiled Tibetan Scholars
Keywords: Tibet Freedom Lhasang Tsering Jamyang Norbu Dalai Lama
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