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There will be a protest of the recent Supreme Court decisions, specifically the property-seizing decision in the New London case.

Gettysburg College Sponsors Flag "Lynching"by Lauren Racine September 3rd, 2004 The small town of Gettysburg was the site of a controversial art exhibit on September 3rd, when at 6PM, Gettysburg College hosted artist John Sims divisive exhibit, "The Recoloration Proclamation: The Gettysburg Redress." The exhibit,which opened in Schmucker Hall, included Confederate flags with alternate color schemes, including African liberation colors, as well as purple, pink and fur "drag flags." In addition to this, the exhibit also boasted a "ReVote" piece, employing four actual voting booths used in the 2000 presidential election, backed by a "Floridian Rebel Flag."Dr. Walter L.Powell, Director...

The Article LinkGutless at CBS The network’s decision to yank ‘The Reagans’ was just a craven—and short-sighted—bid to keep advertisers happyNEWSWEEK WEB EXCLUSIVE Nov. 4 — Hallelujah! The Gipper is safe and the hated liberal media humbled. It’s a big victory for the “Elephant Echo Chamber,” the unholy trinity of conservative talk radio, conservative Internet sites and the Republican National Committee. The decision by CBS late yesterday not to air “The Reagans” meant, Matt Drudge exulted, “a tremendous night” for his team. ... Look, I’m not defending “The Reagans.” I have neither read the script nor seen it. (No one...

After all these years of shouting at the TV, it's your chance to PROTEST BILL CLINTON, his Hollywood crew, and the whole DNC, for their continual misrepresentation of the diverse Republican movement. Let's go get some news coverage downtown by waving signs in front of their big fundraiser! ---We've got the poster-board--- •Metro to Metro Center, go crazy RETURN: within 2 hours, or whenever you need to RSVP to Ben Wetmore: wetmore@benladner.com or just show up. here are the directions via metro: The theatre is one block from the Metro Center stop on the Red, Orange and Blue lines. Take...