Faculty members examine their place in the protest movement
For Ralph Savarese, English, the ideal protest begins with paint, posters, drums, a barbeque and a trampoline.
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Student antiwar group takes action
On Tuesday night, a usually quiet first floor ARH classroom is buzzing with activity. A group of about 20 students discuss ideas, talk about their days and share their plans as Eli Zigas ’06 calls them to order. The de facto group leader directs attention to a growing list of concerns written on the blackboard.
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protests around the world
Duluth, Minnesota
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What's the word?
“It makes me sick to think about it. ... I don’t think it’s going to be good for our economy; I don’t think it’ll be good for our international reputation. Even if it were good for our economy, I’d rather be in a recession than have mass murder on my conscience. I don’t understand how George W. can sleep at night.”
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