Why Islam is supposedly scary

So tonight, the Muslim Public Affairs Council and Muslim students at CSUN want to teach the community that Islam is nothing to be afraid of. But tomorrow at UCLA, the Ayn Rand Institute and Daniel Pipes want to convince you Islam is scary.

A distinguished panel of Middle East experts will provide new and illuminating answers to the most important questions of our time: Is the West ready to concede victory so easily? Are the terrorists a fringe group of fanatics, or are they part of a much wider ideological movement? What threat do they pose to the West? What can the West do to ensure victory? Is peace possible?

The event will be begin at 7 p.m. iin Moore 100 and is sponsored by a student group called L.O.G.I.C., which stands for Liberty, Objectivity, Greed, Individualism and Capitalism. Last year, they hosted a forum to display the 12 controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad that had incited rioting in the Muslim world.