In conjunction with the National Youth and Student
Peace Coalition / http://www.nyspc.net
 
Rally in front of Capen (North Campus) at 12:00 on
March 5th! Teach-ins and discussion groups will follow
throughout the day:
 
The Bush administration is intent on plunging America
into an illegitimate and pre-emptive war that will
only increase danger for Americans and the world. At
the same time education, healthcare, the environment,
and the economy are being neglected. Its time for
youth and students to take a stand for America's
future!
 
Join high school and college students across the
country in a Student Strike.
 
To demand the US government:
 
* End the drive for military action and economic
sanctions that target the people of Iraq
 
* Fund education to ensure that everyone in the US has
access to higher education
 
* Re-allocate military funds to eliminating poverty
and building peace and home and abroad
 
* Repeal the provision of the "No Child Left Behind"
Act that requires schools to give out student
information to military recruiters
 
To demand campus administrators:
 
* Declare opposition to the war
 
* Disclose and eliminate military research contracts
 
* Freeze or lower tuition and fees
 
* Stop sending student information to military
recruiters without consent from parents and students
 
Rally in front of Capen at 12:00 on March 5th!
Teach-ins and discussion groups will follow
 
Schedule:
 
12PM: Rally in front of Capen & Open Mic. (1) Bruce
Jackson, Korean War Veteran (2) poem by Bob Creeley
(3) Muslim SA (4) EOP SA (5) Taylor, Gulf War Veteran
(6) BSU (Following) Music & Cheers & Open Mic
 
4PM: Poets Against the War in the CFA Screening Room:
Rosa Alcala, Chris Alexander, Charles Bernstein,
Robert Kocik, Aaron Lowinger, Gavin O'Brien, Kyle
Schlesinger, Tim Shaner, Jonathan Skinner and others.
 
5PM: Press conference--loc. tba
 
Summit: Central Information Table in Clemens 309 (Grad
Lounge)
 
6PM: Round 1. "Our Immediate Case Against the War."
Interactive workshops on the following antiwar
arguments (45 mins): (1) anti-globalization (2)
religious (3) youth (4) "no blood for oil"
 
7PM: Summit. Round 2. "Long Term Concerns About the
War." Interactive workshops on the following
consequences (45 mins): (1) environmental impact (2)
global economy (3) civil rights & civil liberties (4)
global effect on women, children & families
 
8PM: Plenary and action plan discussion. Clemens 120.