...a movement for social activism and change...
Today we were unanimously approved by the SGA senate to become a group on campus. This will allow us to receive funding, reserve rooms anytime we need, and to have more of a presence on campus.
This summer we will organize and come fall, we will see how much of a force we will become.
posted by hfiend at 9:18 PM
Green bracelets raise awareness about the suffering of millions of innocent people in the Darfur region of Sudan
Acts of state sponsored terrorism have killed tens of thousands and affected 1.6 million people. Yet our government has done little to help.
Please contact me at hfiend@yahoo.com if you care enough to help. Bracelets are $2 each and are provided by a professor-student organization at a local college campus.
Check out savedarfur.org for more information or if you live outside of South Carolina.
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Drinking Liberally Charleston will converge upon Salty Mike's every Thursdays from 5-7pm. This is an ongoing event that you are always welcome to attend.
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Charleston Speaks
'A Day for Peace in an Age of War'
19 March 2005
Charleston, SC
Marion Square Park
2 to 5 pm
Speakers:-Harriet Johnson, mother of Darius T. Jennings, 22, killed in Iraq on November, 2, 2003
-Rev. Brendolyn Jenkins, associate-pastor of the Second Baptist Church of Aiken, SC- whose nephew, Algernon Adams, was the first soldier from SC to perish in the War
-Dot Scott, President of the Charleston branch of the NAACP
-Bret Bursey, Director of the SC Progressive Network
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A critical look at the state of American media with Prof. Hinton
Documentary: "Control Room"
Wednesday, 16 March 2005
7 pm Library Basement Room 005
College of Charleston
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Panel discussion with Profs. Hinton, Doire, Long, Creed, and Moore
Subject: Perspectives on the war in Iraq
Tuesday, 15 March 2005
Maybank Hall Room 113
College of Charleston
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