Around the Nation: February 28, 2008

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  1. The Folly of Attacking Iran (Forum)
    • New York City, NY.
    • 7:00pm

    Join award-winning journalist and author of All the Shah's Men Stephen Kinzer and others to discuss the present difficulties exiting between the United States and Iran. Mr. Kinzer and the panelists will discuss recent and historical events and how they inform the current situation. A vision for future cooperation and reconciliation between the two countries will be outlined and discussed. This event will take place at the Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs in Room 1501, 420 West 118th Street. $10.00. Please visit www.justforeignpolicy.org/iran/tour.html to purchase a ticket.

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