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Vol
2. Issue 35
04-23-03
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Center makes art Taub, MSU Symphony will debut piano concerto
By LAWRENCE COSENTINO
Sometimes you really can find wonders in your own backyard. While spring
massages a great big pile of dead stuff into tadpoles, rose petals and
robin’s eggs, the souls and hands of artists are pushing new life
from old leaves of music history right here in Greater Lansing.
More.
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War
deemed unlikely to lead to Iraqi democracy
Why
did the United States really invade Iraq? And how has this invasion
changed the face of world politics and security? Stephen Zunes, chairman
of peace and justice studies at the University of San Francisco and
author of “Tinderbox: U.S. Middle East Policy and the Roots of
Terrorism,” will provide a forum for these and other questions
at the MSU International Center at 5:30 p.m. Friday, April 25. Daniel
Sturm interviewed Zunes.Iraqi war deemed unlikely to create a democracy
More.
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Local groups begin Iraqi relief effort
Local
peace activists have begun to launch a fundraising campaign for Iraq.
"If we’re not able to stop the onset of cholera, there will
be more deaths in addition to the thousands of civilian war causalities,"
said Okemos resident Shrikumar Poddar, organizer of the Greater Lansing
Network against War in Iraq’s relief campaign.
More.
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Anti-war
protest in the age of rapid conflict
Kathie
Kuhn was arrested for the first time on March 21. “At a certain
point I realized I had to do this. Morally, I had to do something.”
The 33-year-old LCC student and 14 others were arrested for stopping
traffic on Grand River Avenue in East Lansing — for a purpose.
“It’s more symbolic,” Kuhn said. “Obviously my getting
arrested does not stop the war.” In this era of wars that last
only weeks, the question of whether protests and civil disobedience
are effective tools to affect national policy has been raised.
More.
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GoLocal to publish locally owned business directory
GoLocal,
a fledging Lansing organization dedicated to educating the public about
the importance of supporting independent locally owned businesses, will
publish a business directory this year.
More.
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Letters
to the Editor
Guest Column
:
Mark Grebner
Animal
rights story mostly right
Civil Liberties
:
Henry Silverman
More
zero tolerance, more muzzling of Michigan students
Health : Howard
Brody
Local eatery shows
medicine how to prevent errors
Around the Town:
Photos
by Elaine Yaw & Melanie Maxwell
Live & Local:
Your guide to live entertainment in Lansing and the surrounding
area!
Community:
33rd
annual Earth Day celebration set for East Lansing
Music:
Review: Rollie Tussing creates a blues and vintage folk style
Theater:
‘Bonding,’ high-jinx
performances available at ‘Happily’
Bath Guild tackles ‘chunk
of serious theater’
Advice Goddess: Amy
Alkon
When love at first sight comes
your way, look again
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