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The Campus Antiwar Network makes it fun, easy, and instructive to get involved (and to encourage your students, friends, family, etc. to do so!!!!)


Student week of action coordinated by the

Campus Antiwar Network
Students Say NO to War in Iraq!
College Not Combat, Troops Out Now!

NATIONAL WEEK OF CAMPUS ACTION
Week of March 13-17
www.campusantiwar.net
RecruitersOut@yahoo.com

On March 13-17*, students will hold events at high schools and colleges around the country demanding an immediate end to the occupation of Iraq and money for young people’s education, not military recruitment. This week of action leads into the global days of protest on March 18-19, where students will join many others in marking the anniversary of the invasion of Iraq and demanding to bring the troops home now!

(*Spring break alternative: Schools on spring break during March 13-17 will hold events the week of March 20)

Students Say NO to War in Iraq!

College Not Combat, Troops Out Now!
NATIONAL WEEK OF CAMPUS ACTION
Week of March 13-17

WHY YOUTH & STUDENTS NEED TO STAND UP:

The illegal invasion and occupation of Iraq has taken the lives of over 2,000 American soldiers and more than 100,000 Iraqis. It has destroyed the lives of countless more. This war affects young people everywhere, at home
and abroad. Iraqis are faced with the brutality of occupation, under threat of bombs, guns, and torture. In the United States, we see our educational prospects diminished and recruitment to the military held up as our only viable future.

Now is the time for young people to stand up. And we are joined by a growing
majority that sees the lies, the torture, the chemical weapons, and the corruption and arrogance of our politicians and says NO MORE.

There is a student movement bringing this message to campuses around the
country: kicking military recruiters off of a dozen schools, defending free speech in the face of repressive administrators and government spying,
bringing grassroots relief to New Orleans and the truth about the occupation to our schools. On the third anniversary of the war in March 2006, this movement’s voice will be heard!

WHAT YOU CAN DO
Email RecruitersOut@yahoo.com to:

  • Endorse this day of action
  • If you’re a student: let us know about an action being planned at your school, or ask us to put you in touch with other students near you

-If you don’t have one, start an anti-war group at your school! We can give you materials and help from other students.
– If you’re an activist off-campus: Help organize massive protests on March 18-19. We will put you in touch with the anti-war student groups nearest you to facilitate grassroots coordination.

COLLEGE NOT COMBAT! TROOPS OUT NOW!
Campus Antiwar Network
www.campusantiwar.net

 Reported Actions:

Indiana University

Wednesday, March 15, 2006

Time: 4:00 – 6:00 p.m.
Locations: Sample Gates, Kirkwood Ave., and Monroe Co. Courthouse,

Bloomington
Meet at Sample Gates (Indiana and Kirkwood Avenues) and join us for the Bloomington “End the War!” Action and March to the Monroe County Courthouse.  Deb Mayer (former MCCSC teacher, terminated for speaking about Peace in the classroom) and others will speak before the Kirkwood Action.

More information can be found at http://www.BPAC.info

Rutgers University(New Brunswick)

Wednesday, March 22, 2006

Time 5:00-6:00 pm

Location: Brower Commons, College avenue, New Brunswick

Meet in the basement of Demarest Hall at 4:30 PM at the
basement of Demarest Hall, and walk over to Brower at 5.
There we will make everyone look dead and go over what’s
happening.  Have to lie still on the pavement for 1 hour.
You can lie anyway you want. If you want to lie face up,

i suggest bringing something like an old t-shirt to lay over
your face. Wear a hat/hoddie to protect your  head from the ground. 
Have fake blood on you, either on your face/head or cloths. It will be
made of cornsyrup, water, and food dye. YOU WILL NOT be allowed to
get up and leave during the protest. It ruins the effect. If necessary, you may readjust your position.
 At 6:00 PM, you can get up and leave, but not before.

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