Volume 27, Issue5, September 9, 2004

Features

RNC

Suffering for a cause: One protester's ordeal

Zoë Williams
The Metropolitan

New York City came alive Sunday, August 29th when 400,000 protesters sprawled across Manhattan Island. The United for Peace and Justice March kicked off a week of creative and direct action in protest of the GOP agenda. Music from marching bands and drum circles echoed off buildings. Toward the end of the march, a thirty-foot long dragon puppet burst into flames. Police conflict was minimal. more >>

Sudanese refugees find home in U.S.

by Svetlana Guineva
The Metropolitan

The rumor began to settle like a thick fog over the stuffy mud huts where homeless refugees breathed the air of uncertainty. More >>

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