Monthly Archives: September 2007

Ohio University Post goes from laughing off genocide to openly advocating it

Posted on September 18, 2007 by damonkrane

By Damon Krane Tuesday, September 18, 2007 The Post (Athens, Ohio) *********************** Not to be outdone by Ashley Herzog’s anti-feminist girl power or Chris Yonker’s knee-slapping racism, Thursday columnist Joe Vance has managed to tunnel beneath rock bottom, dragging The … Continue reading →

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Group strives to bring Democracy Now! to WOUB

Posted on September 1, 2007 by damonkrane

A conversation with Carolyn Fisk, Bob Smiddie and Bob Sheak By Damon Krane September 2007 The InterActivist Magazine (Athens, Ohio) ************************** Democracy Now! is the non-profit, independent, public affairs news program of acclaimed journalist Amy Goodman, who often co-hosts the … Continue reading →

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Finding fellowship in a life of struggle

Posted on September 1, 2007 by damonkrane

A conversation with Amy Melnyk By Damon Krane September 2007 The InterActivist Magazine (Athens, Ohio) ************************** Amy Melnyk has worked with an exhaustive list of local nonprofit organizations, community and campus activist groups since she moved to Athens in 2000. … Continue reading →

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Michael Albert’s memoir a valuable resource for progressive activists

Posted on September 1, 2007 by damonkrane

By Damon Krane September 2007 The InterActivist Magazine (Athens, Ohio) ************************** In the mid-1960s, Michael Albert began studying physics at America’s premiere science university, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. When he discovered MIT was developing weapons the US military was … Continue reading →

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