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September 22, 2006

Issue: Three strikes and you're dangerous
Criminals who tally up three convictions for violent crimes could be declared dangerous offenders, under a proposed bill being contemplated by Ottawa. SFU criminology professor Neil Boyd is an expert on violent crime and criminals and can look at the implications of the proposal.

Neil Boyd, criminology: nboyd@sfu.ca, 514.285.9000 (until Sept. 23),
(O):604.291.3324

Idea: Fred Wah named writer-in-residence

On Wednesday, Sept. 27, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., SFU's English department will host a free public reading by Governor-General award winning poet Fred Wah at the SFU Vancouver campus, 515 W. Hasting Street. Wah, SFU's third writer-in-residence since 2004, will be available to mentor the Lower Mainland's community of emerging writers until May 2007. Anyone with an interest in writing is welcome to meet with him, but appointments are limited. To arrange a private consultation, call SFU's department of English: 604.291.3136.

For more information or to arrange an interview with Fred Wah, contact Linda in the English department: 604.291.3136 or e-mail wah@ucalgary.ca