PRC Special Conference Available in St. Louis January 20-21

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What kind of life is ahead for our children? A free and moral society or an anarchy? Diseased and dying or healthy 20 year-olds? Intelligent and inventive young people or indoctrinated and lethargic? Your participation is crucial for a positive impact on our culture! You do not want to miss one of the BEST CHANCES to learn how to change our culture, schools and community for the better. Some of the best and brightest individuals in America will be at the Educational Policy Conference, January 20-22, 2005, in St. Louis, MO. Please join us on January 20-22, 2005, here in St. Louis at the Hilton-St. Louis Frontenac starting at 7 p.m. Thursday and concluding at 5 p.m. Saturday. You will have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to hear outstanding experts articulate the truths and explain how to make them a part of the coming generation. Just a partial list of the 20-plus speakers includes (See separate list of speakers for entire conference.) Dr. Meg Meeker, author of the best seller and now-revised book Epidemic and lead physician in the film The Rules Have Changed, will bring new information on the STD battle at the Friday night dinner. Dr. Marilyn (Billingsly) Maxwell, inner-city pediatric physician featured in film The Rules Have Changed, will discuss STD’s and their physical and mental impact on teens she sees. Patrick Fagan, Research Fellow in Family and Cultural Issues at the Heritage Foundation will document the latest research on “STDs, Culture and Abstinence.” Dr. Judith Reisman, will speak on “Kinsey and Beyond: How America became Sexually Active.” Hollywood’s Dr. Ted Baehr, editor of Movie Guide, will teach parents and teachers, step by step, “How to Disassemble the Media’s Sexual Messages.”

CONFERENCE PARTICULARS

The full conference includes Friday dinner, 2 lunches and 2 continental breakfasts. Thursday evening reception for David Horowitz is an additional $100, and Saturday dinner an extra $35 REGULAR REGISTRATION: (Postmarked after January 8, 2005) is $250. PRC Special: Friday afternoon and dinner, Saturday morning only: $75 (postmarked by 1-15-05) CONFERENCE ONLY: NO meals, all sessions is $120 (Sessions-only on Thursday, only $25, Friday-only $75, Saturday-only $50) HOTEL Hilton-St. Louis Frontenac, 1335 . Lindbergh at Highway 40, St. Louis, MO 63131 The conference rate is $80 for a single/double. Reservations must be made by Friday, January 7, 2005, for this special rate. Call 1-314-993-1100 and mention The Constitutional Coalition’s (sponsoring group) Educational Policy Conference when you reserve your room. Check at airport for courtesy VAN.