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Month
September
Year
1993
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Creative Commons (Attribution, Non-Commercial, Share-alike)
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Looking for a magazine that calis things by their right names? Then you should think seriously about reading . . .

AGAINST THE CURRENT 

a socialist bimonthly of news, analysis and dialogue for the activist and serlous left scholar

September/October issue focuses on: * The Environmental Impact of NAFTA - Chris Gaal reviews the impact of the maquiladoras on the environment, Don Fitz looks at What Mexican oil has to do with it *  Two Views on Clintonomics & the Crisis of the State - Robert Brenner and Bill Resnick * Cecilia Green on Haiti As Aristide Returns * Deborah Billings on Politics and Possibilities in Guatemala * Alan Wald reviewing Robin Kelley's Hammer and Hoe * Jennifer Viereck on Washington's war vs. the Shoshones

Next issue: On Latinos\Latinas. Introductory subscription, $15 for one year (6 issues), $25 for two years. ATC * 7012 Michigan Avenue Detroit, MI 48210

ECOLOGY REPORTS

The Ecology Center's newsletter

  • a guide to environmental action
  • fact sheets
  • local, regional, & national environmental issues
  • a calendar of environmental events

Join the Ecology Center and receive Ecology Reports. CalL 761-3186 for membership benefits.

To become a member, mail $15-$3O to the Ecology Center * 417 Detroit St. * Ann Arbor 48104

Mail this ad with a "30" membership and receive free: Footloose: A Walker' s Guide to Washtenaw County ($10 value)

INDEPENDENCE ISSUES

A JOURNAL OF TODAY'S DISABILTY CULTURE

To receive a free copy of this quarterly publication, contact:

Ann Arbor Center for Independent Living

2568 Packard Road

Ann Arbor, Ml 48104 or call:

313-971-0277

313-971-0310 (TDD)

 

LA PALABRA

A Journal of the Latin American Solidarity Committee

La Palabra provides news & analysis about events in Latin America as well as updates about LASC activities. It is available quarterly from many Ann Arbor and campus locations.

LATIN AMERICAN SOLIDARITY COMMITTEE

LASC

4120 MICHIGAN UNION, ANN ARBOR, MI 48109

LASC meets every Wednesday night in the Mich. Union.

LASC is a non-profit group dedicated to supporting the legitimate aspirations of Latin American peoples to self-determination. Our goals are to increase awareness here about contemporary realities in Latin America and the U.S. role in perpetuating these, and to pressure our government to change its military, political, and economic policies toward Latin America.

A membership & community newsletter including features on:

Nutrition * Food Politics * Natural Recipes

Co-ops & Social Change

Peoples Food Co-op

Connection

Pick up a free copy at either People's Food Co-op store:

212 N. Fourth Avenue or 740 Packard

Free mailed subscription for PFC members. Other membership benefits include discounts on store purchases and democratic participation in the co-op's decision-making process. Inquire at the stores for details on joining.

Turn the tables on your landlord. Subscribe to The Tenants' Voice!

News, views, and information just for tenants. $5 per year. Free to Ann Arbor Tenants Union members. Union dues ($15/$7.50 low-income) cover tenants' rights handbook, unlimited tenant counseling, and Tenants' Voice subscription.

AATU

4001 Michigan Union, 

Ann Arbor, MI 48109

763-6876

 

 

 

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