Statement on Phyllis Schlafly's honorary degree, 5-06-08

May 6, 2008 -- Over the years, Washington University, like many universities across the nation, has chosen to grant honorary degrees to noted individuals from around the world, as well as those alumni and members of the University community who have become a part of the broad public discourse on vital issues of the times — whether or not the majority of those within its community agree with the views expressed by those individuals.

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Washington University to award Phyllis Schlafly honorary degree at 147th Commencement , 4-28-08

Schlafly, a native St. Louisan and two-time Washington University graduate, has been a national leader of the conservative movement since the 1964 publication of her book, "A Choice Not An Echo." With 3 million copies sold, it is listed as one of 10 best-selling conservative books of the past 50 years.

A prolific writer, Schlafly is the author or editor of 20 books on subjects as varied as the judiciary, family and feminism, nuclear strategy, child care and education.

She earned a bachelor's in political science in Arts & Sciences from Washington University in 1944; a master's in political science from Harvard University in 1945; and a juris doctorate from Washington University School of Law in 1978.

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Notre Dame To Host Bobby Schindler, Phyllis Schlafly, 4-07-08

NOTRE DAME—Bobby Schindler, brother of the late Terri Schindler Schiavo and syndicated columnist Phyllis Schlafly, founder and president of Eagle Forum, will be among the keynote speakers Friday, April 11 at the University of Notre Dame.

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Corsi to address California Eagle Forum event, 3-26-08

Will deliver keynote address at regional conference

WorldNetDaily columnist and author Jerome Corsi will make a rare northern California appearance at the Eagle Forum of California conference March 29 in Rohnert Park.

As keynote speaker, Corsi will present two talks to the day-long Regional Education event, sponsored by Eagle Forum of California at the Doubletree Hotel.

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Schlafly brings anti-UN, anti-WTO message to Naples event

Conservative political activist Phyllis Schlafly shared her views on the presidential elections and issues Friday at her 28th annual speech to the local Eagle Forum chapter.

From issues with national implications, such as immigration, to international policies, Schlafly urged those attending during the hour-long speech to push the next president on certain points.

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The Naples chapter of Eagle Forum will hold its annual luncheon meeting

The Naples chapter of Eagle Forum will hold its annual luncheon meeting on Friday, March 14, at the Naples Beach Hotel and Golf Club.

The featured speaker will be National Eagle Forum President Phyllis Schlafly.

Schlafly is well known as a leading opponent of the Equal Rights Amendment. She is one of America’s best-known conservatives and lectures regularly.

Her speech will be: “What We Want from the Next President.”

Part of the proceeds from ticket sales will be used to provide free tickets to the luncheon to local high school students.

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Political consultant urges local conservatives to rethink methods of activism

One statewide group, Alabama Eagle Forum, is attempting to increase the conservative voice in the state.

Anita Andrews, a nationwide political consultant, spoke to Eagle Forum of Alabama supporters about proper and improper ways to make their voices heard about political issues at a forum meeting Tuesday night in Dothan. Andrews is the keynote speaker of “Action Alabama,” a series of grassroots workshops across the state designed to show conservatives how to make their voices heard by legislators and voters. DoThanEagle.com, 3-4-08.

Grassroots Workshops are being hosted by Alabama Eagle Forum in many areas of Alabama. For more information call 205-879-7096 or go to alabamaeagle.org.

Conservative leader speaks at UM

Conservative movement leader and author Phyllis Schlafly spoke about the incompatible ideologies of conservatism and feminism at the University of Massachusetts on Wednesday night.

"I know that women in other countries are very much treated as oppressed, but in the United States, it's very different. Women have always been well treated," said Schlafly during her lecture about the "great debate." DailyCollegian.com, 10/5/07

Phyllis Schlafly will lecture at the University of Massachusetts

Feminism vs. Conservatism: The Great Debate

Wednesday, October 3, 2007 • 7:00 pm

Bowker Auditorium
Stockbridge Hall
UMass Amherst Campus

Handicap access available

Free Admission

Contact: Brad DeFlumeri, bdeflume@student.umass.edu, (857) 888-6434

Crowd cheers as Tancredo blasts illegal -- and legal -- immigration in U.S.

Frontenac — Rep. Tom Tancredo, R-Colo., asserted Friday that his anti-immigration message, which brought a crowd here to its feet, is also dragging down his Republican bid for the White House.

Why? "Money," or rather, lack of it, replied Tancredo, as he mingled with the audience of activists with Eagle Forum, a social conservative group holding a national meeting this weekend at the Frontenac Hilton. STLtoday.com, 9-21-07

Pat Boone to appear at Eagle Forum

FRONTENAC — Singer Pat Boone and two Republican presidential hopefuls will headline a three-day meeting here of leaders of the Eagle Forum, a national conservative group.

About 300 forum members are expected to attend the Eagle Council, which will begin today at the Frontenac Hilton hotel and run through Sunday. Forum founder Phyllis Schlafly of Ladue is among several dozen speakers. STLtoday.com, 9-21-07

Christian group plans straw poll, religion-and-politics faceoff

The Family Research Council is planning a three-day "Values Voter Summit" this fall, complete with a presidential straw poll and a conservative-liberal faceoff on religion and politics.

The council advertises the conference, Oct. 19-21 in Washington, as "the largest gathering of values voters from across the nation." It will include a gala dinner honoring James Dobson, head of Focus on the Family.

Other confirmed big names include council president Tony Perkins; Phyllis Schlafly, head of the Eagle Forum; activists Gary Bauer and Paul Weyrich; Robert Bork, Bill Bennett and former senator Rick Santorum. No word yet on whether any presidential candidates will be working the crowd. USAToday.com, Aug. 15, 2007

Conservative Republicans seek voice in presidential contest

Convention speakers will include several nationally notable conservatives, including former Texas congressman Tom DeLay and Phyllis Schlafly, president of the Eagle Forum. STLtoday.com, 8/02/2007

Judicial Watch Panel Discussion on SPP

Panel Discussion: “The Security and Prosperity Partnership"

Date: Wednesday, June 20th, 2007

Time: 3:00 – 4:30 PM ET

Location: The National Press Club, Murrow Room (529 14th St. NW, 13th Floor, Washington, DC 20045)

Confirmed Speakers:

Phyllis Schlafly – Eagle Forum

Rosemary Jenks – NumbersUSA

Dr. Robert Pastor – American University

David Bohigian – U.S. Department of Commerce
Moderator will be President of Judicial Watch Tom Fitton.

The panel will be free of charge, and open to the press and the public.
The doors will open at 2:00 PM for media set-up. Mult Box will be available.

To register, e-mail media@judicialwatch.org or call (202) 646-5172.

Phyllis Schlafly will speak on Hillsdale Cruise

Eagle President Phyllis will be one of the speakers on an educational cruise sponsored by Hillsdale College called “Exploring American History” .  The dates are Oct. 24 to Nov. 4 (11 days).  The luxury liner Crystal Symphony will depart from Montreal, make stops in Quebec City, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Charleston, and end in Miami. Other on-board speakers will include historians Paul Johnson, Victor Davis Hanson and Richard Brookhiser, and Reagan’s Atty. General Edwin Meese.  For more information, call 800-797-9519.  (Do not call Eagle Forum, which has no further information.)