Welcome to RU-SFT
Welcome to the Rutgers SFT webpage! This page is the internet
home of our SFT chapter, dedicated to learning about Tibetan history and culture,
emanating information about the struggles of the Tibetan people, and mobilizing the
people of Rutgers to support human rights efforts in Tibet and China. [more about SFT, Tibet, and China]
Meeting every week
Wednesday 9:30 pm Rutgers Student Center CAC Rm. 411C
Fall 2005
Upcoming EventsLung Ta: The Forgotten Tibet
Thursday Sept. 24 7:30 pm Loree Rm. 024 Douglass Campus
Directed by Franz-Christoph Giercke+Marie Jaoul de Poncheville
Exquisitely photographed images of mountainous, snow-swept Tibet--one of the most beautiful regions on earth--are contrasted with an evocative narration by Richard Gere recounting the horrors inflicted on this nation and its people during 40 years of Chinese occupation. 1991; 86 min.Co-sponsored by the NJ Film Co-op and the New Jersey Media Arts Center in honor of the Dalai Lamai's visit to Rutgers University.
Community Debate on the 2008 Beijing Olympics
co-sponsored by the Rutgers University Debate Team
Friday Sept. 23 7pm Millerdoler Rm. 100 CAC
50/50 Raffle
Fifty percent of the proceeds will go towards future RU SFT events. Winner will receive a generous prize. Winner will be announced in the upcoming weeks.
Prices of tickets are as follows: $1/1 ticket, $2/3 tickets, $4/5 tickets
To purchase a ticket please contact Marielle or Liz, or keep an eye out for an RU SFT table.
Email List sign-upIf you would like to receive updates about our meetings, campaigns, and events, as well as Tibet news, subscribe to our email listserv by entering your address below. (If that doesn't work, you can also send an email to ru_sft-subscribe@yahoogroups.com with "subscribe" in the subject heading. And if all else fails, email xadx@misery.net.)
Contact Info 2003-2004
Liz Farkas (president., niltak484@yahoo.com)
Marielle Terzulli (treasurer, ellemt84@eden.rutgers.edu)
Chris Frankle (Secretary, cfrankle@eden.rutgers.edu)
Shawn Von Woodley (Publicity, thebigbadbino@yahoo.com)
A Boycott for Human Rights: Rutgers SFT has joined the Boycott Made In China campaign. To learn more, click on the icon below:
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last updated 31 mar 2004