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LOCATION:Plaster Student Union\, Robert W. Theater
SUMMARY:MSU Film Series: "Remembering 'The Normal Heart' Controversy in Sp
 ringfield\, MO"
DESCRIPTION:The MSU Film Series presents a free screening of a new feature
  documentary\, "Remembering 'The Normal Heart' Controversy in Springfield
 \, MO."\n\n\nIn 1989\, the Southwest Missouri State University Theatre De
 pt. staged a production of The Normal Heart\, an autobiographical play by
  Larry Kramer about the politics and early stages of the AIDS epidemic in
  New York City. The goal of the production was to bring AIDS education an
 d awareness to students and the Springfield community. A state legislator
  formed a coalition called "Citizens Demanding Standards" with the goal o
 f stopping the production or censoring its content. The University stood 
 firm in its position this would violate the Constitutional rights of its 
 students and faculty. The controversy escalated to the national stage as 
 the battle over public funding\, morality and free speech culminated in a
 n opening night act of violence that left the community stunned. Through 
 personal stories and archival news footage\, the film explores the contro
 versy surrounding the production and is a sobering reminder that extreme 
 views can incite extreme actions.\n\n\nAfter the screening\, executive pr
 oducer &amp; MSU alum Patricia Moore and creative director Dax Bedell will di
 scuss the making of the film.
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 e MSU Film Series presents a free screening&amp;nbsp\;of a new feature docume
 ntary\, "Remembering 'The Normal Heart' Controversy in Springfield\, MO."
 &lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;In 1989\, the Southwest Missouri State University Theatre Dept. 
 staged a production of The Normal Heart\, an autobiographical play by Lar
 ry Kramer about the politics and early stages of the AIDS epidemic in New
  York City. The goal of the production was to bring AIDS education and aw
 areness to students and the Springfield community. A state legislator for
 med a coalition called "Citizens Demanding Standards" with the goal of st
 opping the production or censoring its content. The University stood firm
  in its position this would violate the Constitutional rights of its stud
 ents and faculty. The controversy escalated to the national stage as the 
 battle over public funding\, morality and free speech culminated in an op
 ening night act of violence that left the community stunned. Through pers
 onal stories and archival news footage\, the film explores the controvers
 y surrounding the production and is a sobering reminder that extreme view
 s can incite extreme actions.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;After the screening\, executive pro
 ducer &amp;amp\; MSU alum Patricia Moore&amp;nbsp\;and creative director Dax Bede
 ll will discuss the making of the film.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/body&gt;&lt;/html&gt;
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