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X-WR-CALDESC:Annapolis Friends Meeting is sponsoring this 9/11 Dialogue tha
 t will bring together 150 college and high school students (including U.S.
  Naval Academy Midshipmen\, St. John's College\, other colleges\, local hi
 gh schools and any Quaker College and high school students) with experts o
 n various aspects of the 'war on terror' for town-meeting discussions of U
 .S. policies.\n\nPanelists will include: U.S. Senator Ben Cardin\, Army Co
 l. Matt Venhaus (who researched interviews with 2000 Al Qaida members to d
 iscover 'if putting a bomb in your underwear is the answer\, what the heck
  is the question?')\, retired Army psychiatrist Elspeth Ritchie (who was i
 n charge of Pentagon mental health in the months after 9/11)\, Carter Malk
 asian (who took his Oxford-education to volunteer as a civilian advisor to
  new Iraqi and Afghan civil authorities in warzones from 2003 to 2009)\, a
  U.N. diplomat who successfully used warnings to avert another Rwanda-styl
 e genocide else where in Africa\, an Egyptian diplomat to discuss the pres
 ent-moment implications of the 'Arab spring\,' Muslim-American leaders and
  more.\n\nPLEASE NOTE seating is limited to 150\, so pre-registration is r
 equired via email on or before 9/8/11 to confirm that a space will be avai
 lable for you. Send email with your name\, age\, school (if applicable) to
  9.11.program@gmail.com. Preference will be given to students\, but adult 
 members of the public will be offered seats if space permits.\n\nThe dialo
 gue will begin at 11:00 in the McDowell Building 'Great Hall' on the St. J
 ohn's College campus in Annapolis\, Maryland.\n\nMore information is avail
 able at http://annapolis.quaker.org/911/index.html
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DESCRIPTION:Annapolis Friends Meeting is sponsoring this 9/11 Dialogue that
  will bring together 150 college and high school students (including U.S. 
 Naval Academy Midshipmen\, St. John's College\, other colleges\, local hig
 h schools and any Quaker College and high school students) with experts on
  various aspects of the 'war on terror' for town-meeting discussions of U.
 S. policies.\n\nPanelists will include: U.S. Senator Ben Cardin\, Army Col
 . Matt Venhaus (who researched interviews with 2000 Al Qaida members to di
 scover 'if putting a bomb in your underwear is the answer\, what the heck 
 is the question?')\, retired Army psychiatrist Elspeth Ritchie (who was in
  charge of Pentagon mental health in the months after 9/11)\, Carter Malka
 sian (who took his Oxford-education to volunteer as a civilian advisor to 
 new Iraqi and Afghan civil authorities in warzones from 2003 to 2009)\, a 
 U.N. diplomat who successfully used warnings to avert another Rwanda-style
  genocide else where in Africa\, an Egyptian diplomat to discuss the prese
 nt-moment implications of the 'Arab spring\,' Muslim-American leaders and 
 more.\n\nPLEASE NOTE seating is limited to 150\, so pre-registration is re
 quired via email on or before 9/8/11 to confirm that a space will be avail
 able for you. Send email with your name\, age\, school (if applicable) to 
 9.11.program@gmail.com. Preference will be given to students\, but adult m
 embers of the public will be offered seats if space permits.\n\nThe dialog
 ue will begin at 11:00 in the McDowell Building 'Great Hall' on the St. Jo
 hn's College campus in Annapolis\, Maryland.\n\nMore information is availa
 ble at http://annapolis.quaker.org/911/index.html
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LOCATION:St. John's College
SUMMARY:9/11 Dialogue with Future Leaders: After 10 years\, what have we le
 arned?
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