today in conference room 2007 B and C, City Hall, 700 N. Info: 57, Cruces Neighborhood Consortium: 5:30 p.m. He will also moderate the panel discussion.
Peter Goodman, a local writer, photographer and lawyer, will open the program with a historical review of how U.S. Panelists include: Walter Rubel, Opinion Page Editor at Las Cruces Sun-News Nelson Goodin, Doña Ana County Attorney Frank Thayer, emeritus professor, journalism and mass communications, NMSU David Irvin, business librarian, NMSU. Participating panelists will discuss the modern media environment, the propagation of “fake news,” and legal threats faced by journalists, among other topics.
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NMSU Library’s Sunshine Week: The New Mexico State University Library will host a panel discussion, “The Presidency and the Press: Will Free Speech Survive?” at 5:30 p.m. Agenda/info: under the section titled ‘Agendas.’ today at City Hall, second floor, room 2007-A, 700 N. Info: 57.ĪDA Advisory Committee: The Doña Ana County Americans with Disabilities Act Advisory Committee will meet at 1:30 p.m. Bronstein has been teaching at NMSU since graduating from Stanford University in 1996.
The talk will also focus on how the equal rights movement was nearly derailed by a backlash of conservative women in the state on New Mexico, and the anti-ERA movement being transplanted from Texas to New Mexico. Jamie Bronstein will present a lecture titled, “Ladies, Have You Heard? The Strange History of the Equal Rights Amendment in New Mexico.” Her lecture will focus on the creation of New Mexico’s ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment of 1972 and its own state equal rights amendment. today at Branigan Cultural Center, 501 N.
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