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| posted by Drew on Tuesday May 28 2002 @ 03:08PM PDT |
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LAWRENCE, Kan. - . Rules. You can't get away from them - not even at an anarchists' convention. But the seeming contradiction aside, say organizers of the upcoming North American Anarchist Gathering 2002, rules are necessary to counter perceptions of anarchists as violent and lawless. "We've been demonized by that image for 150 years," said Nicole Burton, 17, an organizer of the gathering, set for June 6-9.
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The Comité des Sans-Emploi Montréal-Centre invites the general population of Montreal to a demo and direct action to reclaim stolen wealth on June 2nd.
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| posted by Annoy on Tuesday May 28 2002 @ 01:24PM PDT |
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The week of annoyance is simple: individuals from Colorado and from around the world will be emailing msr@pipeline.com from once to numerous times a day for one week starting Monday June 3 and ending Friday June 7. With all the emails MSR Productions receives we hope to accomplish two thinks. One is to fill their email box and block incoming orders. And the second is to annoy the hell out of this fascist bonehead!
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| posted by * on Tuesday May 28 2002 @ 01:05PM PDT |
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Matt is currenty serving a 14-month sentence stemming from an attempted animal rights action. In mid-May he was sent to the Segregation Housing Unit (the hole) and will likely be kept there for 30 days.
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| posted by Ben Cohen on Tuesday May 28 2002 @ 12:01PM PDT |
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian scientists announced on Tuesday a breakthrough in efforts to clone the extinct Tasmanian Tiger, saying they had replicated some of the animal's genes using DNA extracted from preserved male and female pups.
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May 28th -- 11 days, and counting, the Quebec city occupation of an empty house (now full of "squatters") to denounce the housing crisis stay strong. As always, the last couple of days were eventfull (how else could it be!) with lots of media attention and some developpements on the political front.
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| posted by Hockey Puck on Tuesday May 28 2002 @ 08:22AM PDT |
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For the past eight years, I have visited many a hockey locker room and arena, looking not for signs of masculine prowess but for pieces of a deeply disturbing puzzle (my research would become a book on sexual assault in Canada's national sport). In the summer of 1992, a former national wrestling champion asked me to investigate a story in Swift Current, Sask. Two hockey players raped a girl and they got away with it, he told me. "They raped her and then so did the justice system."
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