CPU Newsletter

September 26, 2005

CPU EVENTS/ANNOUNCEMENTS: 1) Media That Matters Film Festival (Monday, 10/10); 2) Events Committee Meetings; 3) Suggest a Speaker!

CPU EVENTS/ANNOUNCEMENTS:

1. Media That Matters Film Festival (Monday, 10/10, 7:30PM, Miller
Theater)

2. CPU Committee Meetings (Every Monday, 9PM, Hamilton 402)

3. Suggest a speaker!

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1. The CPU Presents: Media That Matters Film Festival

Date: Monday, 10/10
Time: 7:30PM
Location: Miller Theater, 116th and Broadway

Description: The Media That Matters Film Festival (MTM) features 16
short films that address issues - among others - of sustainability,
justice, and civic engagement. Now in its fifth season, MTM is in
the midst of a year-long national tour.

The 16 featured films of MTM were culled from over 450 entries from
producers from all around the world. The event will feature a
screening of the 16 chosen films, to be followed by a Q&A session
with a number of directors and producers.

For more information about MTM and a description of its featured
shorts, please visit: http://www.mediathatmattersfest.org/mtm05/.

MTM is sponsored each year by Media Rights, a non-profit
organization that connects filmmakers, activists, educators and
youth through a variety of online and offline projects.

*The CPU is thankful for the support of the Center for Campus
Progress in hosting this event.*

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2. CPU Events Committee Meetings

Date: Every Monday
Time: 9PM
Location: Hamilton 402

Description: The CPU Executive Board invites interested members to
attend meetings of the CPU Events Committee, the body which
oversees all our event programming. For more information, please
contact Wei Wei Hsing at fwh2101@columbia.edu.

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3. Suggest a speaker!

Have thoughts for a speaker, panel, or debate? Email the CPU
Executive Board at cpu@columbia.edu.
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