On behalf of the International Issues Discussion (IID) student group, it is my pleasure to invite you to the third talk in our Winter 2010 series.

Our next talk is entitled “The Crisis of Legitimacy in Iran”. Our guest will be Dr. Ramin Jahanbegloo,with the Department of Political Science at the University of Toronto.

The session will be held Wednesday, March 10, 6:30-8:30 pm, in the Ted Rogers School of Management (TRS) 3-099. (575Bay Street at 55 Dundas Street West: see www.ryerson.ca/maps ) The event is free and all are welcome.

Please circulate notice of this event as widely as possible to your friends and colleagues. A poster with details of the talk is attached.

Founded in 2005, the IID is a non-partisan, student-led forum designed to engage all members of the Ryerson University community on major events and issues in contemporary global affairs through reasoned, objective, and scholarly discourse. For further details about the IID and our current line-up of talks, please see www.iid.kislenko.com If you have any questions please feel free to contact me or the IID student leaders (ryerson.international.issues@gmail.com )  at anytime.

With best wishes,

Arne

The History Club is pleased to present its fourth movie “night” of the term, Friday, March 12th at 1600 hours in VIC 203.

We will be showing The Spy Who Came in the From the Cold (1965):  one of the best spy films of all time! An adaptation of John Le Carre´s famous book by director Martin Ritt, the movie stars Richard Burton in one of his best peformances. This is not your average spy thriller!

All are welcome and admission is free. Please circulate notice of this event (attached) and come out and support the students if you are able.

Essays in TRN 150 have been extended to Tuesday, March 16th. Essays can be handed in during class or office hours, 1200-1400 hours. After that they will be considered late!

Essays in HST 540 have been extended to Monday, March 15 at 1700 hrs. Essays can be handed in during class or office hours, 1500-1700 hours.After that they will be considered late!

at Ryerson (Jorgenson Hall, 510):

Mondays 15:10 – 17:00

Wednesdays 12:10-15:00

at Trinity College (Munk Centre, N213):

Tuesdays 12:05 – 14:00

Thursdays: 12:05 – 14:00

or by appointment

Seminar 2:

Lingen article (S2)

Seminar 3:

Parrish article (S3)

Packer article (S3)

Seminar 4:

Martin article (S4)

Wark article (S4)

Kislenko article (S4)