Energy at the Crossroads Tour in Charleston September 13.
Speakers include: Avram Friedman, Jean Larson,
Ned Ryan Doyle, Mary Olson
Featuring a 30 minute version of the film Kilowatt Ours and the comedy presentation "All Perspectives on Energy."
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Energy at the Crossroads Tour
Wednesday, September 13: Public Forum
Circular Congregational Church, 150 Meeting St.
Featuring a 30 minute version of the film Kilowatt Ours and the comedy presentation "All Perspectives on Energy."
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Charleston Disability Advocates Take to the Streets In Opposition to MDA Telethon For the 16th Year.
Calling for an end to pity based fundraising tactics, an ad hoc group will be picketing and distributing handbills to protest the "Jerry Lewis" telethon for the
Muscular Dystrophy Association on Labor Day morning. The group will gather at approximately 10 AM at King and Market Streets.
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Tuesday's (September 5) Charleston Peace meeting will not be held at the Port City Java but will instead be at the Avery Research Center, 125 Bull Street. For more information, contact
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The next "End The War" rally coalition meeting will be on Thursday, Sept. 14, 6:00 p.m. in the lobby of Maybank Hall (the location of the 7:00p.m. movie; see related article on this page.) For information, contact
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Calls to Channel 5 Needed NowDuring Friday's 6:00p news, Channel 5 reported that an "anti-war group" plans to protest today in St. Stephen at the funeral of Sgt. John P. Phillips. Please contact them and tell them that they are wrong. The people protesting are an anti-gay group; no one in the peace movement has threatened to disrupt the funeral.
Call WCSC at (843) 402-5755, or email
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Please join Thinking People and others this Tuesday, August 22 at 7:00 p.m. at the ILA Hall, 1142 Morrison Drive for a planning meeting for the October 7 rally. For more information, call 881-9352 or email
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Please join us for the film A Silent Forest: The Growing Threat of Genetically Engineered Trees
at the College of Charleston's Communications Museum,
58 George St.
Wednesday, Sept. 6th
at 7:00 pm
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Please visit Scott Langley's website, which has been updated and redesigned.
Please visit Scott Langley's website, which has been updated and redesigned.
The movement to abolish the death penalty has been growing, with new states enacting moratoria every year. That movement is now under attack. |
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Medical School Scholarships - Interviews September 15
The Cuban Ministry of Public Health is offering full medical school scholarships to qualified students from medically underserved communities in SC. Interviews will be held in Charleston on September 15 and 16. |
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Wednesday, August 16, 7:00 p.m. - Rally outside of Hibernian Hall, where former New York City Mayor and close Bush friend Rudolph Guiliani will be the keynote speaker, raising funds for Congressman Henry Brown. For more information, contact
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Act Now to Stop Mountaintop Removal
Members of Mountain Justice Summer from throughout the Southeast are in Charleston to educate the Nation's governors about the disastrous effects of coal mining by mountaintop removal. Join them today, Sunday, August 5 at 12:15 at Waterfront Park. Click here for information and press release.
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Support Our Troops and Military Families!During the annual Governors Conference this Saturday, August 5, protest to End the Occupation, Bring Our Soldiers Home Now and Take Care of Them! Meet Saturday at 10 AM at the parking lot on George Street, between King and Meeting Streets.
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The Nuclear Information and Resource Service is in the final few months of gathering signatures on the Petition for a Sustainable Energy Future, which it will present to the new Congress early in 2007. Please sign the petition now, and if you can help them collect signatures on hard copies, contact them at
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 If you are a high school student interested in applying for a scholarship to the Latin American School of Medicine, or if you know students who should apply now or in the future, please come to the Avery Research Center, 125 Bull St, this Friday, August 4, at 6:30 PM.
And if you missed Portrait of Teresa in June, you will have one more chance, as the movie will be shown after schloarship information packets are given out.
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