Thursday, April 6 -- 7 p.m. -- Slifka Center.

This movie is the story of the creation of a GSA at The New Jewish High School of Greater Boston, and one girl’s struggle to find her place as a lesbian Jew. This movie has been featured in film festivals around the country. Contact daniel.hoffman@yale.edu for more info. A Gay Pride Week Event sponsored by Slifka Center for Jewish Life at Yale and Jonathan Edwards College.

Wednesday, April 5 -- 7:30 pm -- Naples Pizza.

Ned Lamont, Democrat, Candidate for US Senate and primary challenger to Joe Lieberman will be at Naples Pizza this Wednesday at 7:30 pm. The event is hosted by the New Haven Chapter of Democracy for America and is open to the public and to students! The meeting officially begins at 7pm, and Ned will be speaking at around 7:30 or 7:45. Learn more about Ned Lamont at his website, www.nedlamont.com. To get involved on campus, email studentsforlamont@gmail.com.

Wednesday, April 5 -- 5 p.m. -- Beinecke Plaza (on Wall St. across from Cross Campus).

The Queer Political Action Committee (QPAC) is working on a petition to add gender identity and gender expression to Yale's non-discrimination policy. The current policy fails to protect transgender students, faculty, and staff from discrimination. Help us expand the policy by signing the Yale Gender Identity & Expression Non-Discrimination Policy Petition, available online at http://www.petitiononline.com/ygender/. Also, please join us as we present the petition to the Yale administration in an exciting rally on Wednesday, April 5, at 5:00 pm on Beinecke Plaza.

Monday, April 3 -- 9 p.m. -- Branford Common Room.

The Yale Dems' phone banks for congressional candidate Francine Busby from CA are still going strong! Writes Derek Humphrey, a field organizer for Busby's campaign: "A number of people in the office want me to point out that you made more calls than Harvard Dems and got the data back to us quicker. " Francine Busby is running to replace the recently convicted Republican Duke Cunningham. The special election to fill her seat is scheduled for April 11th -- one week from now! Recent polling indicates that Francine could win the seat outright, without the need for a runoff election in June! Join us immediately after the general meeting on Monday to help out! Bring your cell phones! Learn more about Francine Busby at www.busbyforcongress.com.

Monday, April 3 -- 8 p.m. -- Branford Common Room.

Join the Dems for a meeting featuring a special guest speaker who will discuss immigration reform.

Monday, April 3 -- 4 p.m. -- Davenport College Master’s House.

Author of the highly-influential What’s the Matter with Kansas?, Tom Frank has become in recent years one of the most recognized and respected observers of American politics and society. A journalist and a historian, Frank has written a number of other books, including One Market Under God and The Conquest of Cool. His articles have appeared in numerous publications, including The New York Times, The Washington Post, The New York Review of Books, Harper’s and The Nation. Frank is currently editor of The Baffler. Mr. Frank will be delivering a public lecture “The Populism of the Right” on April 3 at 7:30 pm in LC 211. Events co-sponsored by The Hippolytic and Campus Progress.