Issue 45, Winter 2004

Bugs Bunny's Holiday in Cambodia -Bill Sencio Gorillas Don’t Suck Lemons A creation myth -Arthur Mullen, III Countdown 'til Zero Day -Brian Dolan Bush Stands Alone on Cuba Policy ìThe ëmajority of Americans favor lifting the travel ban,' yet Bush expressed his intention to exercise his powers of veto for the first time when the bill arrives at the White House.î -Liz Munsell Don't Trash the Magnavox There Are Still Some Reasons Not To Kill Your TV -Bill Sencio Hey BU! We take the Goldin debacle seriously -Underground Staff Referendum Tries Venezuela's Democracy -Ethan Goldwater Progressive Editors Spark Up the News Two stories of concerned citizens changing the face of media in Boston -Mary Finer

How Free is the World's Media? From Reporter Supporters to ìPress Predators,î 166 Countries Receive Press-Freedom Ranks -Dylan Shubitz Need New Body Save Soul From CMJ -Ethan Goldwater 1 comments Adoption Regulation Needed A sigh of relief as the US signs the Hague Convention -Eleanor Hartzell 2 comments Folk Revisited I heard you and yr band are throwing away yr 808s and buying flutes. I heard you and yr band stopped writing for the runway and have started singing about rainbows -Steve Ritchey 1 comments Ex-Boston, Future Rockstars -Yuri Cartier 2 comments CMJ 2003: What New York City Cops? Gluttony at College Music Journal's Music Marathon -Ethan Goldwater Students Escalate Campaign Against Bio-Weapons Lab BU Students Get Involved -Stefan Hasselblad You Can't Blame the Youth Why Young People Don't Vote -Matt Bennett

The Boston Underground is a monthly journal of community resistance in the Boston area. We are a democratically run collective, and our meetings are open to the public. We accept submissions (thebostonunderground@gmail.com) of all kinds. We are always looking for help, whether it be writing, editing, layout, distribution, fundraising, or outreach - so just contact us (email) if you want to be involved in a grassroots media project. Our meetings are every Sunday night at 9pm at the Community Church of Boston, 565 Boylston Street.

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