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2 events and 1 action

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Julia Steinberger)
Wed Oct 10 16:15:22 2001

Message-Id: <200110102015.QAA01649@biohazard-cafe.mit.edu>
To: peace-list@MIT.EDU
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 2001 16:15:15 -0400
From: Julia Steinberger <julias@MIT.EDU>


Hi Peace-listers: 

2 events at the end of this week. 

1. WHEN: Friday at noon
   WHERE: Harvard Square T stop
   WHAT: Inauguration of Larry Summers (a real baddie) as Harvard President.
         Help out the Harvard Living Wage students, staff and faculty as they
         "Welcome Larry Summers to a Just Community"
         He must realize right now the living wage issue is not going away 
         until everyone at Harvard gets a living wage.

2. WHEN: Sunday at 3 PM
   WHERE: Copley Square
   WHAT: "No to War", rally and march.
         Bring signs, banners, flags, and a white flower. March to
         Blackstone Park in Roxbury. FREE FOOD!!!! Peace and FREE FOOD!!!!
	Info and full declaration of principles:
	http://www.justicewithpeace.org/


(3. MIT Amnesty International invited an Afghan woman to come speak
    at Lobdell but I can't remember the specifics. Argh!)

1. Action: ACLU asks you to fight for the bill of rights. Speak now
           or we get to live in an Orwellian society of nightmarish
           police powers, indefinite war against 'someone', and exist
           in fear every day of our lives. SO DO THIS FOR YOU AND ALL 
           FUTURE GENERATIONS!!! 

http://www.aclu.org/action/usa107.html

ACTION: ACLU Action Update: Oppose New Extreme Senate Terrorism Bill
 
In a dramatic departure from the anti-terrorism bill adopted by the
House Judiciary Committee, Senate leaders have introduced the "Uniting
and Strengthening America (USA) Act" (S.1510), a bill that would
significantly undermine many of the freedoms that Americans hold dear.
It is likely that this legislation will be rushed onto the Senate
floor this week without any committee review.
 
Among the bill's most troubling provisions are measures that would
give the government the authority to spy on its own people, enable the
Attorney General unlimited authority to incarcerate non-citizens, and
allow the government to expand its use of secret searches.
 
Take Action!  Don't allow Congress to abandon
our cherished constitutional safeguards during
this time of national crisis.  You can read
more about this legislation and send a FREE FAX to
your Senators from our action alert at:
 





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