Calling All Fighters in the Everyday Struggle April 27, 2007
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Celebrate May Day with Your Chapter of Students for a Democratic Society!
Festivities for Tuesday, May 1
Noon to 3pm: Check out Students for a Democratic Society in the Third Floor Crosswalks area.
3pm: Meet Up in the Hunter West Lobby Area to Get Set to Go Down to the Rally at Union Square at 4pm.
What is May Day?
It is the day for all those who must work for a living to get together, to be united together in common struggle for a better world where the People — not the Bosses — have the Power. It is a day when all of the People, all around the world, march united in the spirit of friendship and solidarity. It is a day when that unity means that whether blue collar or white collar, black skin or white skin, citizen or undocumented immigrant. An attack on one is an attack on all!
We are marching this year for a world without la migra. A world where we can walk the streets without fear of police shooting. A world where war is no longer necessary. Another world is possible — let’s start building it today.
Who Are We?
We’re the Hunter College chapter of the Student for a Democratic Society. We are a part of Students for a Democratic Society, a national student organization buiilt to take the illegitimate power away from the the hate-dealers, war pimps, and
the bosses who profit from non-stop exploitation.
We work to put real POWER in the hands of the People through Particpatory Democracy, for a world that is built on participatory democracy.
Our means are STRUGGLE — for without Struggle, there is no Progress. Anything and everything we have has come from Struggle. It is only through Struggle that we assert, defend, and extend our rights.
SPREAD THE WORD! Download, Print, Hand Out and Put Up Our Flyer!
Meeting Wednesday 3/21 March 20, 2007
Posted by huntersds in : Meeting , add a commentWe will be meeting Wednesday, March 21st during Dean’s Hour — 1:00 to 3:00pm, at the Women’s Studies library: 1736 Hunter WEST building.
[A prior version of this posting was mistaken about location of the Women’s Studies Library; our apologies for the error]
Tabling March 18, 2007
Posted by blair in : Uncategorized, Announcement , add a commentTOMORROW, MARCH 19:
Hunter SDS will be tabling on Hunter’s Campus on the third floor in either Hunter West, or Hunter North from 1:00 pm - whenever.
The goal will be to learn what you, Hunter students, want to see achieved on campus. We will have information about the organization, and will be answering any questions that people might have.
So bring your questions, comments, and open minds!
Anti-War march, NYC March 18, 2007
Posted by huntersds in : Uncategorized , 1 comment so farThese are from the Anti-War march in NYC on March 18th, 2007. We had 75% attendance from Hunter SDS.
First Meeting of SDS at Hunter College March 5, 2007
Posted by huntersds in : Meeting, Announcement , 1 comment so farATTENTION ALL HUNTER STUDENTS!
First Meeting of Students for a Democratic Society Will Be Held Wednesday, March 7
A Roundtable Discussion on Activism, Vision, and the Burning Issues of Our Day
All those at Hunter College interested in bringing a halt to the war, ending the oppression of racism and sexism, and who want to build a society that serves the people are invited to discuss these issues, as well as the way ahead for the organization of a chapter of STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY (SDS) at Hunter College.
Meeting and discussion will take place
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7th
DEAN’S HOURS (1pm to 3pm)
Hunter College
First Floor Lobby of Hunter West building
For more information, email Daniel Tasripin
Check the Hunter SDS website for updates on the organizing of the chapter.
See StudentsforaDemocraticSociety.org for the activities of chapters and affiliates nationwide.
SDS Getting Started at Hunter College March 1, 2007
Posted by huntersds in : Uncategorized , 1 comment so farATTENTION HUNTER COLLEGE STUDENTS!
Fed up with the war in Iraq? Sick of cops profiling and killing the innocent? Do you want to see the power start coming to the people instead of a few rich corporations?
Then start getting organized with fellow students, to say NO to a world full of wars, and say YES to one where the people have the power.
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) is a student-based organization. It’s sweeping campuses across the country. SDS is now being organized at Hunter College. We’re tabling at the crosswalks, getting a buzz going, collecting signatures, building SDS with raw people power. Next week, we’re going to have an open event where we’ll discuss SDS, what we believe, and why you should help build it. Keep your eyes peeled for flyers.
For more info, contact Daniel Tasripin.