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Club of the week
Published on Wed, May 26, 2010Read More Entertainment
This group sits in a circle, making it easy to bounce ideas, which is what the 15-20 members do.
They share their ideas, personal experience, history, knowledge and beliefs on foreign policy-related topics. A moderator opens the topic with some background information and issues to consider. At the May 21 meeting, about half the group spoke.
The ground rules are simple: It's a discussion, not a debate; speakers address the group, not individuals; the discussion will be amiable, non-judgmental and all are welcome to contribute.
Before the discussion begins, introductions are made and short follow-ups may be offered to previous discussions.
The group meets from 10 a.m.-noon the first and third Fridays at the Sequim Library, 630 N. Sequim Ave.
The topic for June 4 is "The Nukes We Need - Preserving the American Deterrent." Suggested background reading is the Nov./Dec. 2009 issue of Foreign Affairs magazine.
They share their ideas, personal experience, history, knowledge and beliefs on foreign policy-related topics. A moderator opens the topic with some background information and issues to consider. At the May 21 meeting, about half the group spoke.
The ground rules are simple: It's a discussion, not a debate; speakers address the group, not individuals; the discussion will be amiable, non-judgmental and all are welcome to contribute.
Before the discussion begins, introductions are made and short follow-ups may be offered to previous discussions.
The group meets from 10 a.m.-noon the first and third Fridays at the Sequim Library, 630 N. Sequim Ave.
The topic for June 4 is "The Nukes We Need - Preserving the American Deterrent." Suggested background reading is the Nov./Dec. 2009 issue of Foreign Affairs magazine.
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