On Wednesday, September 19, an estimated one thousand people turned out for a peace vigil in Copley Square. It was followed by a semi-unplanned march to Harvard Square.
9/11/01 A perspective from a 17 year old High School Student. What is to come? What can we learn from past generations? I want to make it clear that I love America. Although I point out the problems and mistakes our country has made alot, I feel that is a very patriotic thing to do.
Economists, in an effort to curb a recession which some are calling inevitable, have urged that the American public–those still with jobs anyway–go back to their daily routines and reengage in normal consumer behavior....
The last segment of the rally was Harvard's Kuumba singers, all wearing green ribbons, performing "Hold On Just a Little While Longer" in recognition of all the suffering of the past weeks. It sent shivers down my spine. We ended the rally by holding hands and singing "Dona Nobis". For a high-resolution version of this photo, contact Alan Wagner at agwagner (at) fas.harvard.edu
by Robert Meade "Bobby" "Israel" Deaf Messenger notavailable(unverified)
20 Sep 2001
The suppression of articles of mine like "Delusions of War?" Id=3252 in selected cities like Richmond, Atlanta, and Vancouver may be an attempt to promote NYC-disasters in those cities. IMC Collectives seem to be at the forefront of this.
On the steps of Widener Library at the Harvard Rally for Peace and Justice Sept. 20. For a high-resolution version of this photo, contact Alan Wagner at agwagner (at) fas.harvard.edu
This says it all... At the Rally for Peace and Justice in Harvard Yard, Sept. 20. For a high-resolution version of this photo, contact Alan Wagner at agwagner (at) fas.harvard.edu
At noon on Sept. 20, hundreds came to the steps of Widener Library in venerable Harvard Yard to show our support for a peaceful response to the recent conflicts. The rally was organized by the Harvard Initiative for Peace and Justice. For a high-resolution version of this photo, contact Alan Wagner at agwagner (at) fas.harvard.edu