Christopher Hitchens
Author, Journalist and Literary Critic

"An Evening with Christopher Hitchens"
Thursday, April 23, 2009
5:30 p.m.

When you write a book titled "God is Not Great – How Religion Poisons Everything," you’re clearly an individual unafraid to take a public stance. For social critic and best-selling author Christopher Hitchens, that description couldn't apply more.

A renowned and often controversial conversationalist, Hitchens’ unique point of view makes him unabashedly popular in some contingents and widely disputed in others. Whether the topic is Gaza or Zimbabwe, the antics of the media or misguided politicians, Salman Rushdie or the Iraq War, Hitchens’ opinions are sure to stimulate a healthy exchange of ideas.

"An Evening with Christopher Hitchens" promises insights into the social dynamic of America, the world at large and many of the most pertinent political and cultural issues of our era.

Roger Williams University
Campus Recreation Center Gymnasium
Free and open to the public, with a ticket.
Reserve tickets by calling (401) 254-3067.

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