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...only three campus protests that drew triple-digit student attendance, two of which were launched within a week of the invasion. No chants echoed in the Yard between October—when Congress granted Bush the full power to make war—and an “emergency rally?? in March just days before the first major air strikes. Both noontime actions dissolved before dining halls stopped serving lunch, and neither drew significant media attention, even in local outlets...
Matthew R. Skomarovsky ’03—a member of the Harvard Initiative for Peace and Justice (HIPJ), an anti-war group which organized the rally??said that hundreds more students and locals showed up than had originally signed up for the protest...
About 350 students, faculty and local residents attended the 12:30 p.m. “Emergency Anti-War Rally??, which was organized by the Harvard Initiative for Peace and Justice (HIPJ) and co-sponsored by six other student organizations...
...theory, I should have been glad to hear that an “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...
...classic piece of “might is right” American cultural imperialism, Air Force One. After facing problems with the bus slowing to a near-halt on the way down to New York earlier the same day—causing the group to almost miss the rally??tired and worn-out HIPJ members had only the strength to be wearily amused by the Harrison Ford action flick. “A heroic president fighting an evil world single-handedly,” said HIPJ member Abigail S. Miller...