I have a very long travel day today.
Posting will resume tomorrow, Friday, Mar. 30.
Thank you.
John
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Posted by JWM at 9:43 AM
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I'm a history buff who's skeptical of much that mainstream media tells us. I'm rooting hard for America and civilization.
I have a very long travel day today.
Posting will resume tomorrow, Friday, Mar. 30.
Thank you.
John
Posted by JWM at 9:43 AM
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I found this article awhile back through a Google search and saved it. Does it refer to the "Vigilante poster" that you are investigating? I tried searching again and it looks like the article is no longer available.
AP Photo/Karen Tam
Posters on Duke's campus feature 43 of the 46 white players on the men's lacrosse team. The team roster and pictures were removed from the team's Web site before the remaining players' images could be added.
Dinushika Mohottige was one of the Duke students posting the leaflets -- grassroots activism courtesy of the school's Progressive Alliance -- before Wednesday evening's "Take Back The Night" march across campus, part of Duke's observance of National Sexual Assault Awareness Week.
Have a safe trip John!
Anon 1:35, That's it.
Dinushika Mohottige – dinushika.mohottige@duke.edu or dm26@duke.edu
Forum in Duke Chapel to focus on Campus Culture
4/18/06
The Chapel discussion will allow students... to provide input on steps the new Campus Cultural Initiative might consider. President Richard H. Brodhead will participate. Other panelists will include... Dinushika Mohottige...
OP-ED: EXPAND THE PRO-CHOICE DIALOGUE
The Christian Science Monitor, Dec. 2 -- Dinushika Mohottige, a Robertson Scholar at Duke and codirector of the campus forum Dialogues on Race Relations, says, "Women of color need to become fully embraced by and engaged in the pro-choice movement."
Dating and Mating: Hookup Culture at Duke
HOUSECS
Instructors
Dinushika Mohottige
Robertson Scholars Program
Dinushika Mohottige -- Suncoast Community H.S., Lake Worth, Fla.
First-place, Palm Beach County Science Fair-2001-Engineering
Tough hood there!!!
THURSDAY, April 20th 7:00 p.m. Duke Chapel - A forum with a diverse group of students, faculty, staff, and President Brodhead to discuss where we are and where to go from here. Panelists will include ..Dinushika Mohottige T'06; Mark Anthony Neal, Professor, African and African-American Studies...
Racial Identity: At Duke and Beyond House Course
Instructors:...Dinushika Mohottige
Dinushika is a busy girl!
Just curious, but how does a woman who disregarded ever human right when slandering three innocent men get to keep her job? Could it be because on the left all that matters is good intentions. I think the nazis had the same philosophy.
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