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Anti War Protest at RIT 12/15/05

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STOP THE WAR! BRING THE TROOPS HOME NOW!
RIT Anti War is calling on all RIT students, faculty and staff who oppose the war in Iraq to show their opposition Thursday, Dec. 15th at 11:30am, meeting at the Sundial in front of Gracies and marching down the quarter mile to the Infinity Loop in the Academic Quad. If you can't get out of class before noon, join us when you can. We'll be out at least until 12:30pm.

This protest has been called by RIT Anti War, which is an independent, student run, grassroots, democratic antiwar organization. RIT Anti War is affiliated to the Campus Antiwar Network, which is a national grouping of student antiwar organizations on high school and college campuses. RIT Anti War helped lead the organizing for the first antiwar conference in Rochester, and is a founding member group of Rochester Against War.

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