Muslim and Christian Co-Existence

The WPUNJ Philosophy Club and the Muslim Student Association

~PRESENT~

Muslim and Christian

Co-Existence

Tuesday, April 3, 2007

7-10 PM

Library Auditorium

Moderator and Organizer: Adam Cannon (WPUNJ student)

Participants:

Joe Devore (historian) Former WPUNJ student

Muhammad el-Filali (historian) Islamic Center of Passiac County

David Greco (theologian) Christian speaker

Tamara Issak (practitioner), WPUNJ Student and MSA leader

Husnain Rajabali (theologian) teacher at the Imam Ali Center

Danny Papa (practitioner) WPUNJ student

This event is made possible by funding from the WPUNJ Alumni Association

Questions? Barbara Andrew – Department of Philosophy

Atrium 275 andrewb@wpunj.edu 973 720 3723

Links for a talk on "Blogs as information gatekeepers"

CTE & LLST Forum announcement: Critically Evaluating Information on the Web

Dewar MacLeod homepage

W. Caleb McDaniel, Blogging in the Early Republic

Stephen Downes, Principles for Evaluating Websites

Glenn Greenwald on blogs as community of researchers

Rick Perlstein, Bloggers upstage the mainstream press yet again

Peter Daou, The Triangle: The Limits of Blog Power

WaPo article: Teens Can Multitask, But What Are Costs?

A link sent by a student: Global Warming happens every 1500 years

I am not sure about this metaphor

but might be worth discussing:

“History is like herpes”, a professor once told me. “It just keeps coming back, reminding us of the initial contact and infuriating us every time it does. But son-of-a-bitch, it’s real. And if you don’t take care of it, and deal with it…well, you know the rest.”

from lowermanhattanite guestposting at the News Blog.