The SCIway site says: "One of the best things about living in South Carolina is that everywhere you look, there is so much beauty! And even though our state is small in size, it is great in diversity. We have beaches, rivers, swamps, forests, mountains, and waterfalls. We have large cities and small towns. We have historic homes, elegant bridges, and buildings of extraordinary craftsmanship. When you hear that SC is the spot for "Smiling Faces and Beautiful Places," it's easy to understand why. In honor of this, SCIway is proud to introduce our South Carolina Picture Project. This online gallery contains over 50 photos and paintings so far, and we add more every week. Anyone can submit his or her image for review. We create unique pages for each selected entry, and we also include descriptions so other people can learn about the special places in our state."

CPRC SUGGESTION: since one set of photos at this website includes war re-enactors, we suggest people send peace-related photos taken at scenic spots and see if they're accepted!! Have a picnic with your friends at a picturesque spot, wearing peace T-shirts, or lie on the ground to form a giant peace symbol! Or send a photo of your community garden!

(6) Also try entering photos at: http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=5800102 and see what happens!

HILTON HEAD
Jan. 27, 10am: Rally for and end to war. Hilton Head for Peace Members & Women in Black, in solidarity with the national D.C. rally calling for an end to the war. Meet at the Beachside - Westin Hotel. Remembrance service - black attire. 10:45am, car caravan to Congressman Wilson's Beaufort office. E-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it for details.

The Green Action Film Series continues with the premiere of Down The Ballot, a new documentary by Betsy Newman and Jason Craig (our new administrative assistant). The Green (West) Quad Learning Center is hosting a reception for the filmmakers at 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, January 25th.

The Green Action Film Series continues with the Al Gore's film "An Inconvenient Truth," showing twice: on Monday, January 29th, at 7:30 in Gambrell 250 and on Wednesday, January 31st, at 7:30 in the Green (West) Quad Learning Center. Both screenings will be followed by a discussion led by Greg Carbone, from the Department of Geography. Don't miss out on this great opportunity to view the film and participate in a discussion led by USC's expert on climate issues. Pizza and soda will be provided at the Green Quad screening!