Issue 46, February 2004

The Dragon Consumes Sweet Youth of Boston, So Young and Willing -Arthur Mullen, III Tell Us the Truth Tour Music as Motivation -Matt Portner and Sarah Heller National Conference on Organized Resistance a Huge Success -Mike Dolan Paul O'Neill: "Straight Shooter" Former Secretary of State openly criticizes the Bush administration -Monty Bal Neverland The rise and fall of the Symbionese Liberation Army -Ethan Goldwater The Dragon Consumes Sweet Youth of Boston, So Young and Willing -Arthur Mullen, III The Cost of Free Speech Another Patriot Act war story; a 20-year-old American loses the battle to an opponent that doesn't fight fair. -Afshan Khoja 1 comments Surpassing the Classroom Education in Cuba an Astounding Success -Liz Munsell Make Trade Fair Brian Rawson reveals the secret of how you can help pull populations out of poverty -Steve Holmgren Court Ruled Law Banking on a listening ear -Judd Franklin

Electronic Elections Not So Secure America's latest challenge to democracy is just a touch screen away -Marissa Brookes A War of Words In recent years, corporations have made an increasing effort to corner the youth market by packaging the cultural phenomenon of slam poetry to push their products -Nick Cortese Young Brookes vs. "The Revolution" Young Brookes may be the only warm-blooded one of us left that can wade through the information shit-rivers pumped discreetly by our neighbors into our backyards and ensure that the powers pitted against us aren't the same ones we're fighting for. -Marissa Brookes BUAAA Hits the Ground Running BU alumnus creates alternative alumni association -Eliot Kristan Tufts University Kills Dogs for Study; Alternatives Exist -anonymous 1 comments Time to Crash the Democrats' Party Forget the two-party system -Mike Dolan Boston Ballet Leaves Many ’Dancing in the Streets’ -Christina Leonard 1 comments This is Amerika, Love it or Leave it, Homey! A "non-activist" Message -Ethan Goldwater The Triplets of Belleville An Alternative Review for the Unconvinced Movie-goer -Alyx Schwarz and Jolie Olivetti

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