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News :: Civil & Human Rights : Government Secrecy : Media : Political-Economy : Regime |
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Senator Says _Another_ FCC Media Study Suppressed |
by via AP
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19 Sep 2006
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The FCC Media Bureau report analyzes the impact of deregulation in the radio industry. The report states that from March 1996 through March 2003, the number of commercial radio stations on the air rose 5.9 percent while the number of station owners fell 35 percent....Boxer asked that the agency "examine whether it was then or is now the practice of the FCC to suppress facts that are contrary to a desired outcome." |
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LOCAL News :: Civil & Human Rights : Elections & Legislation : Political-Economy : Regime |
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Court Orders SEP State Senate Candidate Parnarauskis Be Placed on Ballot |
by via WILL AM 580
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19 Sep 2006
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WILL AM 580 is reporting that Socialist Equality Party candidate for Illinois State Senate in the 52nd district, Joe Parnarauskis, has won his court challenge and his name ordered to be placed on the ballot for the November election. |
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LOCAL News :: Civil & Human Rights |
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Tamales for Justice |
by Ricky Baldwin
baldwinricky (nospam) yahoo.com (verified) |
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19 Sep 2006
Modified: 10:03:41 AM |
 La Colectiva is selling tamales to help further their work in support of comprehensive immigration reform, citizenship and voting.
Monday Sept 25, 11:30-2pm on the Quad, UIUC. |
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Announcement :: Media |
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Documentary "Dare Not Walk Alone" will be Appearing in October at... |
by CTFF PR Liz Morgan (liz@lizmorganpr.com)
connecticut.film.festival (nospam) gmail.com (verified) |
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19 Sep 2006
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...The CT Film Festival ~ "Dare Not Walk Alone" Documentary. Director: Jeremy Dean. We all know about Selma and Birmingham, but it is a little-discussed fact that St. Augustine, Florida was the center of great civil unrest and was instrumental in the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1967. The effects of this conflict are still very apparent in today's St. Augustine, where although it is not official, segregation and prejudice still hover over the lives of many African-Americans. |
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News :: Civil & Human Rights : Education : Gender and Sexuality : Labor |
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Institutions Hinder Female Academics, Panel Says |
by Cornelia Dean
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18 Sep 2006
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It's going to be very inetresting to see how this report is received at the University of Illinois. Some departments are notbale for the progress they've made in this regard. All you need to do is walk down the halls and see the photos of faculty from the 1960s and then compare it to the faculty we know today. Other departments, including disciplines pointed out as having nation-wide problems -- to be charitable where finger- pointing can no longer be avoided -- have lagged behind. |
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Announcement :: Media |
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Feature Film "The French Guy" will be Appearing in October at... |
by CTFF PR Liz Morgan (liz@lizmorganpr.com)
connecticut.film.festival (nospam) gmail.com (unverified) |
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18 Sep 2006
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...The CT Film Festival ~ "The French Guy"(Feature) Director: Ann Marie Fleming. Have you ever heard indecipherable sounds coming from the other side of a wall? Were they cries of joy or pain that you heard? Such is the premise for Ann Marie Fleming's wonderfully absurdist comedy The French Guy. Living next door to just such a racket is our titular character, a French painter who simply wants to finish his next masterpiece - but the noises keep getting louder. What is going on over there? |
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Announcement :: Protest Activity |
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Sisters Carol Gilbert, Jackie Hudson, and Ardeth Platte Inspire Nonviolent Action in Washington, DC, on September 26 and 27 |
by Don Muller
donmuller (nospam) msn.com (verified) |
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17 Sep 2006
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Sisters Carol Gilbert, Jackie Hudson, and Ardeth Platte, Plowshares Nuns, inspire us to take action and participate in nonviolent civil resistance against the illegal and immoral occupation of Iraq. Nonviolent actions will take place in Washington, DC, on September 26 and 27, as part of the Declaration of Peace campaign, and planned by the National Campaign for Nonviolent Resistance. |
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