Word: hipj
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...Emergency Anti-War Rally” is to be held next Wednesday lunchtime outside the Science Center. No doubt there will be scores of fellow undergraduates in attendance who share my concerns. But unfortunately the e-mail advertising the Harvard Institute for Peace and Justice (HIPJ) event that landed in my inbox two days ago was, in several places, every bit as “foolhardy” and “insane” as the American foreign policy which it attacked with those words. The blindly anti-war views of these radical protestors, expressed in the e-mail...
Harvard Initiative for Peace and Justice (HIPJ) members faced an unusual choice of on-bus entertainment as they travelled back from the New York anti-war rally on Saturday. The bus driver, who some members believe was “probably pretty hostile” toward the anti-war movement, put on a video for the peacenik passengers. Settling back for some light entertainment, the Harvard protesters were dismayed to find that said driver’s choice was none other than a classic piece of “might is right” American cultural imperialism, Air Force...
...HIPJ member Alyssa M. Shell ’05 said she decided to go to an unofficial rally in Times Square because she heard itwas impossible to reach the rally on First Avenue...
...HIPJ members said they thought the rally was a success despite what they described as an overbearing police presence...
...really impressed by the magnitude of the people who turned out and their persistence to rally despite the police presence and their ability to not get into conflict,” said Paul G. Dexter ’03, a member of HIPJ...