[CIMC-work] M4 center panel

[Thomas Yun]

Hey,

regards the M4 center panel I guess Chris has some concerns.  (I write
this knowing of course that I've already posted a center panel.)  I
actually think it is better to have more features than less.  We had a
little bit of discussion of this a couple of meetings ago.  That way the
features would be more current.

While the downtown turnout was small for M4, I don't know that that should
be a criteria for not having a feature on it.  In addition, the M4 actions
were decentralized anyhow with events going on in dozens of schools and we
had video and photo people at several of these decentralized events; the
actual people count for the decentralized M4 actions is much greater than
the die-hard activists that went to march in the rain downtown.

Plus, and most importantly, the kids are all right - and we need to engage
them, they are our most rabid devotees.

paz,
t
y
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> Date: Mon, 8 Mar 2004 09:24:34 EST
> From: ChrisGeovanis at aol.com
> Subject: Re: [CIMC-work] M4 center panel
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> I'm wondering if we couldn't instead do another 'week in review' block
> that
> provides links to several stories that have broken in the last week and
> related
> video/photos. I say this because at least the downtown actions for M4 were
> actually smaller than the Haiti demo the next day, and while size alone
> shouldn't dictate the extent of coverage, a 'week' block would give us a
> chance to
> pull up other stories folks might have missed, as well  (church for gay
> marriage,
> anti-choice actions [happening today], Irrelevant Film Festival, St. Louis
> peace train to Chicago, Chicago high school voter registration project,
> rustbelt
> Food Not Bombs gathering, and so forth).
>
> This way, we get to provide links to ALL coverage for each story, plus
> give
> folks a chance to revisit local stuff that they may have missed before it
> cycles off the wire.
>
> christine
>
> In a message dated 03/07/2004 9:54:48 PM Central Standard Time,
> garthliebhaber at care2.com writes:
>
>
>> Subj:Re: [CIMC-work] M4 center panel
>> Date:03/07/2004 9:54:48 PM Central Standard Time
>> From:garthliebhaber at care2.com
>> To:imc-chicago-working at lists.indymedia.org
>> Sent from the Internet
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>>
>>
>> yes, yes, good.  no blocks here.  i might even get some
>> time after tuesday and finish getting my M4 pics together
>> to contribute.  what a rainy day!
>>
>> ciao,
>> g.
>>
>> Thomas Yun wrote:
>> I'd like to do a center panel on M4.  I've touched base with
>> some folks by
>> verbal and some by phone.
>>
>> The center panel will include links to the "Weapons of
>> Mass Destruction
>> Scavenger Hunt" video as articles on Education not
>> Empire, embedded
>> journalism, and the downtown convergence, and some
>> photos.
>>
>> Any blocks?
>>
>> paz,
>> t
>> y
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