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The movie, An Inconvenient Truth, will be showing at Columbiana Grande on Harbison starting this coming weekend. On Sunday, July, 2nd, a group of us will be attending the 4:20 showing, and then meeting at the Tap Room, a restaurant next to the theatre to discuss the movie.
By conservation, a reduction in emissions and political activism, a solution is possible, Gore said.
"The solutions are more accessible than people thought," he said. "We can do this."
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Greenland's Ice Sheet Is Slip-Sliding Away |
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Tuesday, 27 June 2006 |
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Al Gore, in "An Inconvenient Truth", talks about the lubricating pools of water that are formed between the land and the melting glaciers that are causing the glaciers to slide faster to the sea.
Article in LA Times
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Grimke Sisters present documentary |
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Monday, 26 June 2006 |
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Monday, Sept. 15, 7-9pm, GLPM Community Center, 1108 Woodrow. The Midlands feminist group the Grimke Sisters will show the hour-long documentary "Rebel Hearts" about Sarah and Angelina Grimke, for whom the group is named. The Grimkes were abolitionists and women's rights advocates from Charleston who lectured and organized beginning in the 1830s. Find out about these incredible women and plug into a community of women activists in Columbia. For more information, contact Becci Robbins at 803-808-3384 or
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. To join the Grimke Sisters online discussion, send email to
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I Have Arrived: I Am Home |
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Monday, 26 June 2006 |
Cindy Sheehan in Columbia
By Cindy Sheehan
t r u t h o u t | Perspective
Monday 10 October 2005
I was honored and humbled to be in the presence of holy man, Thich Nhat Hahn, today at MacArthur Park in a very Hispanic neighborhood in Los Angeles.
Thay (teacher), as he is known, is a Buddhist monk who was active during the Vietnam War years, bringing peace and reconciliation to the countries of North and South Vietnam. He was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by Martin Luther King Jr. He walks with an aura of peace and acceptance radiating from him.
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Pastors For Peace Cuban Caravan |
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Written by Administrator
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Monday, 26 June 2006 |
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The 17th annual Pastors for Peace caravan carrying material aid to Cuba will be coming to Columbia, SC on June 27th.
Food will be provided by CPRC and volunteers, and music will be provided by the socially conscious hip-hop group, Kindablu.
The event starts at 6:30 PM at Benedict Community Park on Laurel Street between Oak and Waverly.
Help is needed to host one or more of the fifteen caravan participants and to help provide food for the event. Contact Norma Jackson at
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to help.
The presentation by Pastors for Peace will be lead by Lisa Valenti, founder and president of the national US Cuba Sister Cities Association.
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Women in Black meets in front of the state house at Gervais and Main at
5:00 pm every Wednesday until the US is out of Iraq. Please come.
Post Office Box 7933