The 4th Annual
Mario Savio Memorial Lecture

See many Photos from the Lecture Evening Here

ATTENTION: 
CIRCLE OCTOBER 17TH ON YOUR CALENDARS: 

YOU ARE INVITED TO:
THE FOURTH ANNUAL MARIO SAVIO MEMORIAL LECTURE
on October 17, 2000 on UC Berkeley Campus

ADMISSION FREE TUESDAY OCTOBER 17th
7:30 p.m., Pauley Ballroom
Post-lecture reception and book signing UC Berkeley Student Union

Mario Savio, spokesperson for the 1964 UC Berkeley Free Speech Movement and a lifelong fighter for human rights and social justice, died of sudden cardiac arrest in November 1996. The Memorial Lecture and Young Activist Award have been established by friends, relatives and colleagues to honor his memory and promote the ideals and values for which he worked.
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The Board of Directors of the Mario Savio Memorial Lecture & Young Activist Award, in cooperation with the Goldman School of Public Policy, the Graduate Minority Student Project, the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, and the UC Berkeley Library, present:

	BARBARA EHRENREICH  - Author, freelance journalist
ARLIE HOCHSCHILD  - UC Professor of Sociology

discussing

FORWARD AND BACKWARD:
Women, Globalization and the New Class Structure

Barbara Ehrenreich writes regularly for Time Magazine, The Nation and other leading magazines and newspapers and is the author of many books. She is currently working on Nickle and Dimed about low-wage work in America, for which she has gone "undercover." Arlie Hochschild is the author of the controversial The Time Bind: When work becomes home and home becomes work, among other books. She was recently a Fulbright Scholar in Kerala, India pursuing an interest in women and globalization and is co-editing a book on the topic with Barbara Ehrenreich.


"Ehrenreich's scorn withers, her humor stings and her radical light shines
on."
--Ellen Goodman, columnist

"Groundbreaking analysis...important, provocative and a little scary."
--Newsweek on The Time Bind