Meeting: A Libertarian Crash Course – Join the UNR Students for Liberty’s first meeting of the year where we will be discussing the basic principles of libertarinism, free markets, and what the club is all about. Where: JCSU 423 When: 7PM – 8:30PM on Thursday, January 28, 2010
By: Travis Hagen
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Posted in Announcement, Campus Discussions, Libertarianism
Tagged campus discussion, crash course, introduction, Libertarianism
Tagged campus discussion, crash course, introduction, Libertarianism
18Jan10
Activities for Spring 2010
By: Barry Belmont
The UNR Students for Liberty are proud to present our planned activity list for the Spring Semester of 2010. Although this list provides a fairly accurate representation of our events, there are always activities which we plan and participate in at the last minute as unique situations present themselves. We encourage all those interested to [...]
14Jan10
Say “Hello nomination!”
By: Mary Hunton
That’s right. We’re awesome. In the past year, UNR Students for Liberty has done a lot. From the START campaign to the gun shooting social, How to Survive a Police Encounter to a Civil War reenactment, no one can say that we haven’t. I mean, even ASUN had to admit how amazing we were (though [...]
4Jan10
Short and sweet–a thank you.
By: Mary Hunton
After a year and a half of being involved in the UNR Students for Liberty, taking part in some of its greatest events, meetings, and activities, I can’t honestly say that I ever expected to end up president. I am both thrilled and honored. Rumor has it (though I’ll never admit to whether or not [...]
4Jan10
And now your new president…
By: UNR Student For Liberty
We here at the UNR Students for Liberty are proud to announce our newest president: Mary Hunton. (She’s the cute one in pink and green.) After much deliberation, our former president (Barry Belmont) has decided to pass the torch on to a new generation of libertarians. Mary Hunton, for those of you who don’t know, [...]
19Nov09
Campus Discussions: File Sharing
By: John Russell
Are copyrights legitimate or just government protectionism? What about digital rights and file sharing? Is this theft? Come find out! Tonight, 7:00 PM in JCSU 332 (Tentative meeting location)
By: Travis Hagen
For our third Campus Discussion we will be discussing presidents. In the history of these United States, there have been presidents whom have inspired our respect and have indelibly shaped mankind for the better… But who gives a crap about them? At this meeting we will be discussing Lincoln’s fascism and Bush’s incompetence. Come with your [...]
By: Barry Belmont
You know, there just hasn’t been enough ASUN critiquing this semester. It might be because our senators are stepping on eggshells so as not to screw up, it might be because our senators haven’t done anything of merit, it might have something to do with the fact that passive aggressive placating is the name of [...]
14Sep09
Campus Discussion – Jack Bauer
By: Travis Hagen
During our first ever Campus Discussion we will be discussing Jack Bauer. Is he a patriot… or terrorist? Are the actions Jack Bauer takes in Fox’s 24 justified? To what extent should law and order be disregarded if the ends justify the means? Thursday, September 17, 2009 7:00PM – 8:30PM JCSU Room 423
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Tagged Jack Bauer, meetings, Rights, Terrorism, torture
Tagged Jack Bauer, meetings, Rights, Terrorism, torture
By: John Russell
The UNR Students for Liberty are proud to have hosted our second “How to Survive a Police Encounter” event. Those of whom were in attendance are now more informed citizens who know how to properly and effectively flex their Constitutional rights during a police encounter. We would like to thank Linda Nordvig for volunteering her [...]
