Americans deserve better. Our country is a symbol of justice, democracy, and hope. American ingenuity and determination has cured polio and put a man on the moon. We can create a world powered by safe, secure, and sustainable energy.

WHEN: Wednesday June 22, 2005
WHERE: Barrios Unidos 1817 Soquel Avenue, Santa Cruz
TIME: 7PM

author: the prim greaper

now here's someone thinking along the lines of yours truly:
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Why isn’t the NIH interested in competitive AIDS research? That’s the
billion-dollar question. That is, if inexpensive micronutrients and
competitive disease and treatment models prove more successful than the
current research, it will represent a loss of billions for the AIDS drug and
research industry.

Announcement of a new zine feature on the IMC, read on for details...

During the week of June 13 in Lexington, KY, a meal of toxic coal sludge scraped out of a stream in eastern Kentucky was delivered to the president of a coal advocacy group, hundreds of concerned citizens attended an anti-mountain top removal (MTR) rally and march that ended at Kentucky Utility's headquarters, a film festival educated Lexingtonians about the dangers of strip mining and its repercussions, and activists passed out literature on the streets, all part of Mountain Justice Summer's week in Lexington, Kentucky.

About two dozen peace activists gathered at noon on Friday, June 17 outside the downtown offices of the Santa Cruz Sentinel to protest the paper's biased war coverage. The Raging Grannies sang a few tunes, and Sentinel editor, Len Labarth came out for a brief dialogue, organizers said. After an hour, the protesters made their way to the Pacific Ave. office of the San Jose Mercury News. I came upon the scene here, and spoke to a few of the activists, a local reporter, and someone just passing by.

El 17 de Junio en un centro comunitario de Watsonville, California donde se dan clases de ciencias a los niños Camp Sea Lab. El Colectivo Caldo de Cultivo Urbano (de Mexico) fuimos invitadas a dar un taller de xilografia para la comunidad...

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On June 17 at a community center in Watsonville, California where there are science classes for children called Camp Sea Lab. El Colectivo Caldo de Cultivo Urbano from Mexico City were special guests for a workshop on printmaking for the community.

The US government mandates pregnancy at the expense of gays and lesbians right to marry

The full 48 minute debate between San Francisco radio journalist Jeffrey Blankfort and USF Prof. Stephen Zunes on the role of the Israel Lobby in shaping American politics, originally broadcast in two parts on KPFA on June 1st and 8th, can now be heard or downloaded by going to

www.radio4all.net/proginfo.php