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  • Stealing an election  New Mexico style

    Stealing an election New Mexico style

    April 13, 2007

    Over the last 100 years, voters in New Mexico have experienced a number of efforts to steal an election: everything from the range wars of the 1870s, the denial of the Indian vote and the terrorizing...

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  • NATIONAL CLIPS

    NATIONAL CLIPS

    April 13, 2007

    SALT LAKE CITY: Campaign to save public schools Participants in a grassroots campaign to overturn the “charter school law,” a state law that allows taxpayer dollars to be used for private schools, have collected 131,000 signatures...

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  • Community backs Hayward teachers 100%

    Community backs Hayward teachers 100%

    April 13, 2007

    HAYWARD, Calif. — Solidarity filled the air April 6 as hundreds of parents, students and community supporters gathered in Birchfield Park to express their backing for striking Hayward teachers. Some 1,300 teachers represented by the Hayward...

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  • Scientists: global warming means dark future

    Scientists: global warming means dark future

    April 13, 2007

    The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change last week released a 1,572-page report outlining global warming’s dramatic consequences for human life, ecosystems and world geography. The IPCC study, released in Brussels April 6, says that at least...

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  • Students sit in for sweatshop-free clothes

    Students sit in for sweatshop-free clothes

    April 13, 2007

    “We want to be proud of wearing our university apparel,” said Aria Everts, a University of Michigan student who was arrested April 3 after staging an eight-hour sit-in at the college president’s office. Everts was protesting...

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