Special guest: Peter Phillips Professor of Sociology and Director of Project Censored.

Project Censored is a media research program to train Sonoma State University students in media research, First Amendment issues and the advocacy for, and protection of free press rights in the United States. Prof. Phillips will be signing "Censored 2009."

Through a partnership of faculty, students, and the community, Project Censored conducts research on important national news stories that are underreported, ignored, misrepresented, or censored by the US corporate media.

First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Diego 4190 Front Street, Hillcrest, San Diego. $5-10 Donation requested.

Joyce Beers Community Center (across from Trader Joe's) 1220 Cleveland St., Hillcrest.

Join Activist San Diego for a teach-in on the deepening economic crisis and Washington's controversial response, termed "the largest single act of class warfare in the modern history of this country" by Dennis Kucinich.

Dr. Shahrokh Shahrokhi, Professor of Economics at Grossmont College, will spearhead a discussion on the causes of the current meltdown, the multi-billion dollar bailout, and possible alternatives for approaching the crisis. What would an alternative solution favoring working people and families look like? Join us in addressing this challenging question.

Save The Date: ASD People's Ball

The "People's Ball" was started in 2000 actually called "The Counter Inaugural Ball" because of the out turn of the 2000 election and the exclusiveness of the Inaugural Ball in Washington. People came dressed in gowns and black tie to costumes of hanging chads. Since the first ball the name has changed to the People's ball. This is an event for all organizations, unions, organizers, media and community members to come together learn about each other and just kick off your shoes and celebrate.

Balboa Park Club Ballroom, Balboa Park. Questions call 619-528-8383. Purchase Tickets Online

It comes in decently in many parts of the city and even better in North County.

Whether you can get the signal in your location or not depends on how well your radio is designed to pick up FM signals, how good your antenna is and the location/direction it is pointing.

KPFK is back and it is the only information and cultural programming of it's kind in San Diego. People should listen, tell others and work to keep it here in San Diego and South Orange County.....

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