Tag: afghanistan

Just last month the Bush administration formally concluded its unsuccessful search for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. Despite the fact that not a single WMD was found, the American people will not be denied their smoking gun.

As B-52's litter Iraqi deserts and cities with millions of leaflets in ongoing psychological operations, the mainstream news media has become little more than 24-hour "psych-ops" on the American public.

The University of La Verne Peace Fair Tuesday culminated with a concert to raise money for Lambs for Afghanistan, a program which purchases lambs for Afghan refugees.

Using the tragic events of Sept. 11 as a catalyst for discussion, Kerry Kennedy-Cuomo, champion of human rights, spoke to an audience of approximately 30 students, faculty and staff members in Founders Auditorium Tuesday.

The following is a response to the letter from some members of the School of Business and Global Studies ["Letters to the Editor," Nov. 16].

Tents were pitched and a picture of a dove hung in the Quad as part of Tent City, a multi-faceted event organized by the Peace Studies Department, the Model United Nations, and other students and faculty.