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February 24 (Thursday): 6 p.m. The Fordham Law Republicans are sponsoring a screening of the short documentary "Brainwashing 101." The film, which analyzes political correctness on college campuses, was recently named one of the ten best documentaries of 2004 by the Liberty Film Festival. "Brainwashing 101" will be shown in the McNally Amphitheater of Fordham Law School at 140 West 62nd Street (between Columbus & Amsterdam). A question-and-answer session with director Evan Coyne Maloney will follow the screening. If you are not able to attend the screening, you can view or download the film online at www.academicbias.com. Admission is Free....

The Fordham Law Republicans are sponsoring a screening of a 46-minute documentary Brainwashing 101 on Thursday, February 24th, 2005, at 6 p.m. The film, which analyzes political correctness on college campuses, was recently named one of the ten best documentaries of 2004 by the Liberty Film Festival. Brainwashing 101 will be shown in the McNally Amphitheater of Fordham Law School at 140 West 62nd Street (between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues). A question-and-answer session with director Evan Coyne Maloney will follow the screening. All are welcome; admission is free. If you are not able to attend the screening, you can view...

Evan Coyne Maloney, 32, who dresses and looks like a college student, may very well be America's most promising conservative documentary filmmaker. Yet the Upper East Side resident hasn't completed a single film.The hype unaccompanied by output says a lot about the room for growth in the conservative documentary community. But a number of those on the right expect Mr. Maloney's unfinished debut film, "Brainwashing 101," to emerge as a breakout theatrical hit-or at least make it to theaters, a feat few films of its political ilk have managed to achieve.