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Taxing times for Rhode Islanders

Taxing times for Rhode Islanders
As the price of gas hits a local high , a coalition of groups plans to make a point tomorrow -- April 15, of course -- about the high cost of the war in Iraq. We at the Phoenix have previously written about that subject here . Activists from American...
by Ian Donnis | Apr 14, 2008 | with no comments

Anti-war protests today/tomorrow in Providence

Anti-war protests today/tomorrow in Providence
UPDATE: Another Protest (today) . From the RI Community Coalition for Peace : On March 19, Rhode Islanders will mark the beginning of the sixth year of the war on Iraq with a march through downtown Providence followed by a rally on the mall side of the...
by Ian Donnis | Mar 19, 2008 | with no comments

Demonstrations did greet Hillary at RIC

Demonstrations did greet Hillary at RIC
In reference to my earlier post, I've received pictures depicting demonstrators greeting Hillary's appearance at RIC. I will post the pictures tomorrow morning, with the delay being due to a technical issue.
by Ian Donnis | Feb 25, 2008 | with no comments

Protestors to greet Clinton at RIC

Protestors to greet Clinton at RIC
UPDATE: Where were they? I didn't see any sign of demonstrators before, during, or after Hillary's address. --- I plan to cover two one of Hillary's three local events today and will report back later. In the interim, Matt has the details on plans for...
by Ian Donnis | Feb 24, 2008 | with 1 comment(s)

Guantanamo protest slated to greet Roberts

Guantanamo protest slated to greet Roberts
Amid the news that the US will seek the death penalty for six Guantanamo detainees facing 9/11 charges, a related protest is planned to coincide with the arrival at US District Court in Providence this morning of John Roberts, chief justice of the US...
by Ian Donnis | Feb 12, 2008 | with 3 comment(s)

Chief Justice John Roberts due in Prov. tomorrow

Chief Justice John Roberts due in Prov. tomorrow
Matt has the details on tomorrow's scheduled visit by John Roberts, chief justice of the US Supreme Court, and an expected protest: U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts is scheduled to visit Rhode Island this Tuesday Feb. 12th to help celebrate...
by Ian Donnis | Feb 11, 2008 | with no comments

What's so funny about peace and love?

What's so funny about peace and love?
With war continuing in Iraq and elsewhere , today represents the UN's International Day of Peace . The Rhode Island State Council of Churches asked its members to ring their bells for five minutes at noon. A second local event is scheduled for this Sunday...
by Ian Donnis | Sep 21, 2007 | with no comments

Green Party roundtable on post-9/11 security

Green Party roundtable on post-9/11 security
It's tonight at 7 pm, at CCRI's Providence campus. Greg Gerritt sends word that the Greens will consider what constitutes real security in the post-9/11 world. For info, Greg can be reached at Gerritt@mindspring.com .
by Ian Donnis | Sep 11, 2007 | with no comments

Critics of Iraq War at the State House

Critics of Iraq War at the State House
US Senator Sheldon Whitehouse is slated to join other critics of the war, including members of Ocean State Action, state Senator Josh Miller and state Representative Art Handy, in a 10 am demonstration this morning at the State House. Ocean State will...
by Ian Donnis | Sep 04, 2007 | with no comments

Rhode Islanders against the war

Rhode Islanders against the war
Matt Jerzyk has a good roundup in this week's Phoenix on some of the different ways in which Rhode Islanders are taking stands against the war: On August 13, nearly 200 people came to the Columbus Theatre on Providence’s West Side to see a screening of...
by Ian Donnis | Aug 23, 2007 | with no comments

Is America better off with a volunteer military?

Is America better off with a volunteer military?
This question is worth contemplating as we head into the Memorial Day weekend. For many of those who grew up during the Vietnam War era, the subsequent elimination of the draft was a welcome development. Yet the advent of the all-voluntary military has...
by Ian Donnis | May 25, 2007 | with no comments

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