Here it is! The second issue of el participante. We've already made huge strides since the last issue.
We have:
Karina Garcia, "We Have our Name for a Reason" - a reflection on the formation and mission of Lucha from Lucha's former chair
Johanna Ocana, "A New Year For Lucha" - Lucha's new chair setting forth her vision
Rudi Batzell, "Problems in Discourse" - offers a critique of the way the idea of "community" has come to function as a euphemism for race and racism.
Wyatt Ford, "Democracy and the University" - examines just what campus "democracy" means in the age of corporate universities
Jake Matilsky - "Building the Anti-War Movement," - reflects on the current malaise, and the lines which continue to divide us
Tina Musa, "Starving Gaza" - examines how the actions of Israel since Hamas was elected have collectively punished the Palestinian people
Also - we have the "Core Curriculum" with an excerpt from Antonio Gramsci's Prison Notebooks, and a pretty exciting calendar of events.
Please download, read, print, and distribute!
Monday, January 28, 2008
New Issue Just Released!
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This is a really well written issue with a lot of interesting articles- you all are doing a very good job with this publication.
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