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Carlisle Indian School (Fall 2003)
In the heart of Carlisle PA is a secret no one wants to identify. On the site of a current army base, there are the remains in a graveyard of young Native children who were stolen from their homes across the country and forced to come to Carlisle's famous Indian School, an institution which occupied the base's land in the latter half of the 19th century. The amazing story reprinted here was written by Pennsylvania investigative reporter Stephanie Anderson. Ms. Anderson uncovered a story long forgotten by many people, though not by the families of the children who died at the school.

Living off the Grid (October/November 2002)
For the Dudley family in Nevada, day to day home life no longer requires electricity from nuclear power, coal, or oil sources. This is direct action at its best! Are you sick of death-for-oil politics? Had enough of wondering what our current administration's ties are to the California energy crisis and the oil industry? Wish you didn't have to contribute to all of it as much as you currently do? Read the interview with the Dudley's to get some ideas about how you too can break away from the cycle of environmental devastation and corruption on which the energy industry thrive.