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Lecture on Gin Ism Eth Gr Dhoefer See Page 5 For all these featured stories and more, go to www.usishield.com ~ LECTURE ON GIN ISM ETH GR DHOEFER Over 100 people gathered in 1 itchell Auditorium to hear ani­ mal rights activist and founder of Animals Deserve Absolute Protec­ tion Today and Tomorrow (AD PTI) Gary Yourofsky lec­ ture on ''ethical veganism'' Thcs· day night . The ociety of Professtonal Journalists extended an invitation to Younofsky for the first time since April of2007, when he was denied an oppommity to speak due to USI's outside speakers pol­ icy. which has since been revised. The event itself was SPJ's "Free pcech lecture", which included a talk by Yourofsky. along 'vith the distribution of the 2006 Aerie magazines still in circulation. 'This discussion is about the symbolic healing of our public forurrt" said Chad Tew, associate professor of journalism and facul­ ly ponsorofSPJ. I Yourofsky's l«:ture included a four-minute video featuring slaughterhouses and diary farms, a discussion on "ethical veganism" and a brief question and answer session. To Yourofsky, veganism is the e path to enlightenment and a voy of life that many humanitrui- . such as: Pythagoras, Ghandi, rates and Plato followed. .. 1 want to awaken those emo­ tions that have been buried by society. Alii 'm asking is for peo­ ple to show compassion towards their animal brothers and sisters," From lefi to right Cory Cook, his wife Alyssa Cook and Rachel Buyher watch a four-minute ftlm depicting the laughter of animals during Gal)' Yourofsky' public presen­ Yourofsky said. tation "Ethical Vega nistn'' on Thcsday. Alyssa Cook remembers ni tncssing an animal being slaughtered during the fifth-grade as part of a research paper. "The reaJity of it During Yourof: ky's graphic is just astounding," Cook sa id. 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