Populist #12
Deficiencies of Our Current Federal System, continued
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LOCAL Announcement :: Alternative Media : Peace & War : Womyn
Film showing of "Rachel Corrie: An American Conscience" 10/2/05 @ RCNV
22 Sep 2005
by
RCNV luver
Come to a film showing of "Rachel Corrie: An American Conscience" at the Resource Center for Nonviolence at 7PM on Sunday October 2nd. $5-20 suggested donation to benefit the International Solidarity Movement (no one turned away for lack of funds).
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LOCAL Announcement :: Labor & Economics
Job Fair 2005 (10/5)
22 Sep 2005
by
Job Fair 2005 Committee
Set your sails for Career Success
15th Annual Access to Employment
Job Fair 2005
Wednesday, October 5th, 2005
@ Cocoanut Grove on the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk
www.access2employment.com
free parking, free admission
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Announcement :: Alternative Media
subMedia releases 'George Bush Don't Like Black People' Video
Independent Media Group subMedia (http://submediatv.com) has released a music video to accompany the track 'George Bush Don't Like Black People' by the legendary K.O.
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LOCAL Announcement :: Arts & Culture : Globalization & Capitalism : Peace & War
San Francisco Mime Troupe comes to Santa Cruz on Oct 1st and 2nd
22 Sep 2005
(Updated)
by
Hamilton Ink
The San Francisco Mime Troupe is wrapping up thier season with 2 FREE performances of thier production Doing Good in Santa Cruz Oct 1st and 2nd at San Lorenzo Park at 3:00.
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News :: Environment & Food : Health & Drugs : Poverty & Urban Development
Hurricane Rita Heading for Texas Gulf Coast
22 Sep 2005
by
from Houston IMC
With many cars running out of gas before arriving at their destinations, evacuation presents a risk of being stranded on the side of the road during tropical storm conditions. The counterflow lane-reversals may provide some relief, but is being done exceedingly cautiously and slowly.
Projections show Hurricane Rita making landfall between Port O'Conner and Freeport on the morning of Saturday September 24. The storm has strengthened to a category 5 storm, but may weaken slightly before reaching the Texas coast. A mandatory evacuation has been issued for Galveston and flood-prone areas of Houston (download Houston evacuation zones map) | Read a press release form Mayor White. Most local schools and universities have closed until the end of the weekend. If you want government assistance to evacuate call 311 or (713) 837-0311.
If you have information to share about what people in downtown (not an evacuation area) have to contend with in order to make their decision about leaving, please add a comment here.
City of Houston Website
Lets keep each other informed! Please publish reports to Houston IMC if you are able.
To offer or search for evacuee housing, check here.
The south-bound lanes of I-45 have been opened to north-bound traffic as of Thursday morning.
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News :: Civil & Human Rights : Health & Drugs : Poverty & Urban Development
Struggling for a Home After Hurricane Katrina

On September 20, after Vinny and I visited the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, we headed over to the Reliant Arena to find out more information about Katrina survivors being transfered from the Arena to Fort Chaffee, a military base in Arkansas.
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News :: Civil & Human Rights : Health & Drugs : Poverty & Urban Development
Exit Only at the George R. Brown in Houston

On September 20, Vinny and I returned to the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston to find out what was happening with the Katrina survivors since the Convention Center was closing it's doors as a shelter. An "Exit Only" sign on the doors made it clear that Katrina survivors were no longer welcome at the Convention Center. According to Anna Holly, Onsite Public Information Officer, it was time to "get back to business, back to conventions."
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News :: Civil & Human Rights : Environment & Food : Globalization & Capitalism : Peace & War : Resistance & Tactics
Holy Land or Living Hell? Ecocide in Palestine
20 Sep 2005
by
Ethan Ganor
From the Jordan River valley and Dead Sea basin, through the central highlands comprising the West Bank's populated core, to the fertile western hills bordering Israel, recent reports from occupied Palestine reveal a worsening environmental crisis.
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News :: Globalization & Capitalism
A Message to the Anti-war Demonstrators
Guantanamo. . . “shock and awe”. . . “collateral damage”. . . Fallujah. . . Abu Ghraib. Behind the words stand the cities reduced to rubble, the bodies in the streets, the hooded prisoners, the kicked-down doors, and the children—crying in terror or silently watching the humiliation of their parents. All justified by outrageous lies.
The horror grinds on, every day.
Iraq cannot wait.
Iraq cannot wait for “pendulum swings.” Iraq cannot wait for possible resolutions to set “reasonable” deadlines for hypothetical timetables. Iraq cannot wait for the 2006 U.S. elections—especially (but not only) when the major Democrats all oppose withdrawal from Iraq, and some even support more troops being sent.
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