Baltimore City is quietly soliciting the people's opinions about Public Access TV, and among other things, the people are saying loudly, "We want part of the 5% monopoly franchise fee to be dedicated to funding Public Access TV."

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Who’s the Trickster? Living Room Company Director Michael Patrick Smith talks about how he wrapped his arms around his dream of writing, producing and performing in a play about Woodie Guthrie. Smith and the Living Room Company will perform "Woody Guthrie Dreams Before Dying" Friday March 26, and Saturday March 27 at the Creative Alliance.

Leading the parade of protesters, at the huge NYC rally, was presidential, anti-Iraq War candidate, Rep. Dennis J. Kucinich (D-OH). He said, "We've seen that there has been nothing but a trail of lies that led the United States into its involvement in Iraq. That Iraq had nothing to do with 9/11. That Iraq had nothing to do with Al Qaeda’s role in 9/11, and that it had nothing to do with the Anthrax attack upon this country."

Scottish artist Chad McCail spoke at the Baltimore Museum of Art on Saturday, March 20th as part of "01 Collective Action," the first of the Cram Sessions series of contemporary art exhibits. His work of display consists of flat color schoolbook-like drawings depicting scenes of an idealized social future where individuals are freed from compulsory education, military service, money, and sexual repression.

Report on the Dover to DC Memorial Procession, honoring the American and coalition service people and Iraqi civilians killed in Iraq. This two day event featured members of Military Families Speak out and Veterans for Peace speaking at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware, Walter Reed Army Medical Center in D.C., and a the naming of the dead in Lafayette Park. The two day event culminated when marchers attempted to deliver a coffin bearing the names of the dead to The White House.

At lunch-time on Tuesday February 24 about forty people gathered near the Inner Harbor as part of the “International Day of Action Against the Corporate Invasion of Iraq, and Support of Iraqi Workers.”

February 24 is the International Day of Protest to End the Corporate Invasion of Iraq. Institutional changes are being established in Iraq to legalize the corporate invasion and make this encroachment permanent. This article places the February 24 Day of Protest in the context of the fundamental power struggle between humans and corporations, and highlights some of the protests being planned in the Baltimore area.

An interview with Joel Andreas author of the best-selling expose Addicted to War: Why the U.S. Can't Kick Militarism, an illustrated expose. More than 100,000 copies of this political comic book are in print. Joel Andreas is currently Assistant Professor of Sociology at Johns Hopkins University. More information about Addicted to War can be found at www.addictedtowar.com.