CONSTITUTION LECTURE SERIES - 2008

Dec. 2 - Constitution Lecture Series:

‘Civil Liberties and Civil Rights’

Columbus State University and the One Columbus E. PLURIBUS UNUM committee present “Civil Liberties and Civil Rights” as the next topic in a four-part lecture series about the U.S.Constitution, from 7-8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 2 in Columbus State’s Center for Commerce and Technology, room 237.

The program is free and open to the public.

Columbus State political science professors are presenting the lectures for the series titled “The Constitution Then and Now: What it Means to Us and Why.” The series addresses the Constitution’s history and the federal-style government it produced, plus the development of civil liberties and civil rights and what Americans should expect from their government in the future. Copies of the Constitution are provided to participants.

For more information, call Rabbi Max Roth at 706-596-8005.


Dec. 9 - Constitution Lecture Series:

‘What Will the New Administration Mean to the Constitution’

Columbus State University and the One Columbus E. PLURIBUS UNUM committee present “‘What Will the New (Obama) Administration Mean to the Constitution’ as the next topic in a four-part lecture series about the U.S.Constitution, from 7-8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 9 in Columbus State’s Center for Commerce and Technology, room 237.

The program is free and open to the public.

Columbus State political science professors are presenting the lectures for the series titled “The Constitution Then and Now: What it Means to Us and Why.” The series addresses the Constitution’s history and the federal-style government it produced, plus the development of civil liberties and civil rights and what Americans should expect from their government in the future. Copies of the Constitution are provided to participants.

For more information, call Rabbi Max Roth at 706-596-8005.