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SFU Experts: School shootings, controversy

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October 03, 2006

School shootings, controversy– Issues, Experts and Ideas

Amish school shooting
Controversial poet

Amish school shooting

The shooting of a dozen young Amish school girls in Pennsylvania is the latest to raise concern — and questions about the nature of such violent acts and the offenders who carry out the crimes. Ray Corrado is an expert on violent offenders and can comment.

Ray Corrado, 604.291.3629; raymond_corrado@sfu.ca

Controversial poet

Roy Miki is about to receive his second major award this month — SFU’s 2006 Nora and Ted Sterling prize in support of controversy. The Governor-General award-winning poet and SFU English professor will receive the award at a free public event on Wednesday, Oct. 11 at 7 p.m. at the Wosk Centre for Dialogue. The award pays tribute to those who question conventional wisdom. Miki is cited for his work as a key force behind the Japanese Canadian redress movement. Miki received the Gandhi-inspired Thakore Visiting Scholar award on Oct. 2. He will read from his recent book Redress: Inside the Japanese Canadian Call for Justice. For more on the prize check www.sfu.ca/sterlingprize.

Roy Miki, miki@sfu.ca; Susan Jamieson-McLarnon, PAMR, 604.291.5151