“A violation of basic rights of free speech” - Varsity

I am very much looking forward to'Rescued?' next week and count it areal privilege to have been asked tospeak each night at Great St. Mary'sChurch. Obviously the question is whybother coming?The reason to give a little precioustime to come and listen to either thelunchtime or the evening talks is this:If the coming of Christ at Christmas isnot the best news you've heard in yourlife, you can be sure, you can becertain, you've misunderstood it.It would be great to see you.Best wishesRico TiceTHE HEARTBREAKS YOU EMBRACENew theatre cabaret staring Stuart Flynnwritten by Orlando Readeworkshopswith helen mortfridays: 12.02, 19.02,26.02, 05.03, 11.03The mays xviii and the Marlowe Society bring you aprogramme of poetry and script writing workshops. Incollaboration with prize-winning poet Helen Mort, we will beorganising a weekly laboratory in Cambridge for a group ofnew writers to work on their poems or drama, with a particularemphasis on new play writing.The Other Prize. The Mays anthology. The John Kinsella / TracyRyan Poetry Prize. Future fame. It’s all to play for.If you are interested please send an application detailing whoyou are, what you are currently working on or have alreadywritten, and what you would like to work on were you to jointhe group. If you have any work to submit for considerationthen please limit it to two pages maximum together with yourapplication. All are welcome to apply though places are limited.Please send your applications to Mark Maughan (mjm91@cam.ac.uk) and Helen Mort (hm317@cam.ac.uk) no later than middayon Monday 8th February.Workshops will take place every Friday of term from the 12thof February onwards.8pmThursday 11 & Friday 12 FebruaryMichaelhouse CafeAll tickets £5 on the doorthemayshttp://mays.varsity.co.uk