Project Censored listed the Multinational Agreement on Investment’s threat to U.S.
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Andrew Schleicher 7-01-1999
Continuing their two-year vigil, locked-out Detroit newspaper workers brought their protests in May to the Washington, D.C. area home of Gannett Company CEO John Curley.
Andrew Schleicher 7-01-1999
Nearly 4,000 people gathered in Washington, D.C., in May to tell President Clinton and Congress that the U.S. training of Latin American death squads must stop.
Andrew Schleicher 7-01-1999
So much talk was on the Dow breaking 10,000 that hardly anyone noticed the decline in net worth of the average worker.
Andrew Schleicher 7-01-1999
Following the story of Jesus’ path to Golgotha, 150 people gathered on Good Friday at the U.S. Capitol for the Economic Way of the Cross.
Andrew Schleicher 7-01-1999
While reporting in Peru three years ago, American journalist Lori Berenson was convicted of treason and imprisoned after a trial by a hooded judge in a military tribunal.
The Editors 7-01-1999
Technology, of course, is a mixed blessing. But especially for those working in difficult and far-flung situations, e-mail can be vital for much more than relaying the latest office humor.
Phyliss T. Albritton 5-01-1999
The article "Stone Upon Stone" (by Hans Hallundbaek, March-April 1999) brought tears to my eyes as I have a "son" in prison.
Tom Monteleone 5-01-1999
AS A GAY CATHOLIC, I deeply appreciated the commentary "Practicing What We Preach," calling upon Christians and church leaders "to work to change the atmosphere where gays are seen as less than complete human beings with the full civil privileges of other citizens."
Bill Price 5-01-1999
I WANT TO THANK you for the January-February 1999 Sojourners with the three articles on the new movement to abolish nuclear weapons.
David Mullin 5-01-1999
I AM AN ANGLICAN priest living and working near Ottawa, Ontario, and I have enjoyed your superb magazine for many years...
Carole Grappo 5-01-1999
I JUST READ online Robert Jewett’s article "The Abandonment of Trust" (November-December 1998).
Molly Marsh 5-01-1999
Nobel Peace Prize Laureates Mairead Corrigan Maguire of Northern Ireland and Adolfo Perez Esquivel of Argentina traveled to Iraq in March on a Fellowship of Reconciliation delegation.
Molly Marsh 5-01-1999
In a new report from Cambridge University’s World Conservation Monitoring Center in Britain, scientists say that humans have destroyed more than 30 percent of the natural world since 1970