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They stood silently in line on a misty, rain swept plaza
\n outside of Marsh Chapel and in front of the Martin Luther King memorial,
\n on the campus of Boston University. At first, it was unclear exactly
\n what they were for, or against.<\/p>\n
Upon closer inspection, each of their purple placards bore
\n a peace symbol and the name of an Iraqi non-combatants killed during
\n the US occupation of their country. Teachers and students, like us. Messengers
\n and housewives, little kids playing on the street or walking to school.
\n Normal people, trying to live their lives, collateral damage in the Bush
\n family vendetta.<\/p>\n
We spoke and discovered that they were part of Watch for them soon, at a campus near you.<\/p>\n Inter-University photo by Dowbrigade<\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" They stood silently in line on a misty, rain swept plaza outside of Marsh Chapel and in front of the Martin Luther King memorial, on the campus of Boston University. At first, it was unclear exactly what they were for, … Continue reading
\n the
\n Inter-University Coalition
\n for a Humane Foreign Policy<\/a>, and
\n are part of a wide movement to stage protests on every campus in
\n the Boston area, every Wednesday, at noon, until "the crisis passes".<\/p>\n
\n Coalition for a Humane Foreign Policy<\/a><\/p>\n