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"The terrorist threat: keeping a sense of proportion"

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Miss Clare Buckley.

Due to expected high demand for this talk, unfortunately only members of Pembroke College or Ivory Tower Society committee members will be able to attend. A sign up sheet will be available in Pembroke Porters’ lodge and college swipe cards must be brought to the Old Library on the night.

This talk is part of the Ivory Tower Society, Pembroke College series.

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