News :: Miscellaneous
My Take On The Anti-War Protests..
My take on the anti-war protests in Baltimore on Nov. 6/7...and onward
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LOCAL News :: Miscellaneous
Overnight Vigil Against The War- Going Strong!
A quick midnight update from the streets
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LOCAL News :: Miscellaneous
Photos From The August Critical Mass
photos from the Aug. 31 critical mass bike ride- the first shot shows two of the police officers who harrassed the bikers and then escorted them by motorcycle.
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News :: Crime & Police
Health Crisis At The Women's Detention Center
Women inside Baltimore's city jail, an institution of over 450 women, are experiencing serious health crisis with reports of chronic illnesses frequently unattended and periodic deaths never explained.
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News :: Animal Rights
Fur Free Friday!
04 Nov 2001
by
Global Toxin
GT will be holding anti-fur protests on November 23rd, Fur Free Friday, and Saturday, November 24th.
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News :: Peace
Towson Anti-war Protest
04 Nov 2001
by
Global Toxin
We wish to issue a call to action on Wednesday, November 14th, against the war in Afghanistan.
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LOCAL News :: Miscellaneous
"Day Of Peace" Disrupted By Towson University Police
02 Nov 2001
by
Neale Stokes
Students at Towson University held events for a "day of peace" Tuesday, which continued for several hours despite constant disruption by University Police.
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News :: International Relations
A Roundup On The War In Afghanistan
24 Oct 2001
by
A.K. Gupta
As the U.S. attack on Afghanistan intensifies, Washington’s war on terrorism is threatening to spin out of control. A roundup on the war in Afghanistan.
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News :: Miscellaneous
Caught Between Our Enemies And Our Enemies' Enemies
23 Oct 2001
by
Mark Salotte
Anti-war editorial from the fall 2001 issue of Claustrophobia.
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News :: Globalization
U.s. About Face On Patent Law
18 Oct 2001
by
Susan Lantz
After long denying poor countries the right to manufacture inexpensive generic AIDS drugs, the U.S. is considering overruling patent law to produce generic Cipro for the treatment of anthrax here.
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