Amy Goodman
Monday, April 12, 2004
Amy Goodman's recent book is The Exception to the Rulers: Exposing Oily Politicians, War Profiteers, and the Media That Love Them. Amy Goodman is the host of the Pacifica program Democracy Now! and has been called "hostile, combative, and even disrespectful” by Bill Clinton.
» Visit the Democracy Now! Website
Events:
Amy Goodman at Cooper Union’s Great Hall on Tuesday, April 13 at 7pm for a screening of her documentary, "Independent Media in a Time of War." It will be followed by a panel discussion with Tim Robbins, Amy, her brother David, Bernard White, and Amy’s co-host Juan Gonzalez. Tickets $10. For more info, as well as a special cocktail party ($50, that includes the price of the book) that starts at 5:30, call 212-431-9090
Music: Japancakes "Poletricks"
Ulrich Schnauss "Knuddelmaus"
» Visit the Democracy Now! Website
Events:
Amy Goodman at Cooper Union’s Great Hall on Tuesday, April 13 at 7pm for a screening of her documentary, "Independent Media in a Time of War." It will be followed by a panel discussion with Tim Robbins, Amy, her brother David, Bernard White, and Amy’s co-host Juan Gonzalez. Tickets $10. For more info, as well as a special cocktail party ($50, that includes the price of the book) that starts at 5:30, call 212-431-9090
Music: Japancakes "Poletricks"
Ulrich Schnauss "Knuddelmaus"
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