Several photos in the CPRC gallery taken by Melanie Knight, as well as a photo taken by Anna Shockley, appear in Cost of Freedom: The Anthology of Peace & Activism, compiled by Annis, Trettien, & Palecek, (C) 2007.  The book contains accounts and photos of anti-war activism around the country in the past few years.  The photos by Knight were taken at the 2005 Cindy Sheehan/Bring Them Home Now rally in Columbia, organized by CPRC; as well as on the CPRC-sponsored trip to a peace march in DC in September 2005.  The Shockley photo is of the Peace Walk from the SRS to Oak Ridge in 2005, which CPRC also co-sponsored.

Book & ordering info:  http://costoffreedombook.blogspot.com/

Snail-mail by sending your name, address and $25.95 to Howling Dog Press, c/o Michael Annis, P.O. Box 853, Berthoud, CO 80513-0853; add $2.50 per copy for shipping/handling.

If your local bookstore does not carry Cost of Freedom, ask them why not!

The CPRC would like to thank the following local businesses for their support:

Adriana's (721 Saluda Ave)
Ben and Jerry's (2901 Devine St)
Blue Cactus (2002 Greene Street)
Cool Beans (1217 College St.)
Dr. Books (718 Santee Ave)
El Burrito (934 Harden St)
Floral and Hardy Farm (1824 old barnwell rd, lexington, SC )
Goatfeathers (2017 Devine Street)
Hip-Wa-Zee {costumes & vintage clothing} (940 Harden St.)
Loose Lucy's (709 Saluda Ave.)
Mediterranean Tea Room (2601 Devine Street)
Papa Jazz Records (2014 Greene St.)
Pop's N.Y.Pizza (707 Harden Street)
Purple Lotus (1028 Woodrow Street )
Revente or Sd & Nancy's (737 Saluda Ave)
Rosewood Market and Deli (2803 Rosewood Dr)
Shear Five Salon (728 Saluda Ave)
Swift Water Beads (1101 Harden Street)
Ten Thousand Villages (4711 Forest Dr. Suite 9)
Tio's Mexican Cafe  (921 Sumter St.--around corner from old location)
Tranquility (224 State St, West Columbia)
Trustus Theatre (520 Lady Street)
Webb-Rawls Gallery & Fine Framing (619 Harden)
Wish (719 Saluda Ave)
Yesterday's (2030 Devine St)

We encourage you to buy from these fine establishments, and while you're there, thank them for their support of the CPRC.