110 E. North Loop
Austin, Texas 78751
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ACLU OF TEXAS LEGAL DIRECTOR LISA GRAYBILL, ANSWERS QUESTIONS
l. Why, of all the complaints that come to local Texas chapters including our own, do you accept so very few to litigate? Why those?
2. Is the current administration "trashing the Constitution" --in Texas ? Nationally?
3. What does the ACLU of Texas docket show about our priorities?
Audience participation encouraged.
The forums are videotaped for later showing on T-W Access Channel 10. The program is called "Taking Liberties" and can be seen every Thursday 7-8 PM.
As a bastion of progressive thought and activism since the 1850's and whereCoretta Scott King went to college, Antioch College in Yellow Springs,Ohiohas been called a "boot-camp for the Revolution."Now the University's Board of Trustees wants to close Antioch College inJune, 2008 and turn the campus into a corporate retreat center.
SATURDAY MORNINGS FROM 11 AM TO NOON at
MONKEYWRENCH BOOKS, 110 EAST NORTH LOOP
The forums are videotaped for later showing on T-W
Access Channel 10. The program is called "Taking
Liberties" and can be seen every Thursday 7-8 PM.
Audience participation encouraged.
Youth Activist of Austin film screening
The YAA will screen Fried Green Tomatoes as a fundraiser to benefit the Student Farm Workers Alliance.
Come see the short-lived, Emmy award-winning show that ushered in geek-chic and presented the awkward teen years with a fresh eye. We’ll show an episode or two depending time permitting.
MonkeyWrench Volutneer Potluck (vegetarian)
SATURDAY MORNINGS FROM 11 AM TO NOON at
MONKEYWRENCH BOOKS, 110 EAST NORTH LOOP
The forums are videotaped for later showing on T-W
Access Channel 10. The program is called "Taking
Liberties" and can be seen every Thursday 7-8 PM.
Audience participation encouraged.
Carlos Marroquin from Maya Pedal will present on bicycle technology and sustainability efforts in Guatemala. Started in 1997 in San Andrés Itzapa, Guatemala, Maya Pedal uses recycled bicycles to build pedal-powered machines such as bike-powered corn-grinders which help facilitate small-scale, self-sustainable projects. Through this work Maya Pedal contributes to the conservation of the environment, the health of the Guatemalan people, and the productivity and independence of the local economy.
The Bus Riders Union-ATX is a group of bus passengers organizing to fight
the Capital Metro fare increase.
Capital Metro is trying to double the bus fares, to pay for very expensive
trains that will run to the suburb of Leander. The people of Austin, many
of whom are transit dependent, will benefit very little from this new
service, but are being asked to pay twice what they currently pay for bus
transportation. Austinites already pay a 1% sales tax to Metro, and that
contribution, along with the current fare, is more than enough.
Bring your friends and a veggie dish to our mostly monthly potluck. Yummy
for your tummy!

