The Sam Project, Infidelity, Justin Church, and Andy Kohnen at the Sci-Fi: More instruments, new songs, and more fun than ever!

Submitted by Jerome on Tue, 03/09/2010 - 11:56pm.

Its going to be a great night at the Sci-Fi with The Sam Project bringing more instruments than they have EVER brought to any other show including keyboard, uke, cajon, guitars, harmonica's and more. Also performing is Infidelity, which I can best describe as Paramore meets Garbage! Andy Kohnen, who is an awesome acoustic songwriter and expressionist and has a hint of Death Cab for Cutie in his style and Justin Church who is an great song writers with awesome Charisma and always entertaining to watch! The show will be hosted by Comedian Andrew and newcomer to the Sci-Fi Lindsay Tomlinson.

St Louis Activist Hub Hosts St Louis Inter-Campus Students for Proposition A

Submitted by Jerome on Tue, 03/09/2010 - 3:40pm.

Students in favor of Proposition A to restore and expand St Louis public transit will meet at "The Perry" Co-op House, 6021 Pershing, on Tuesday, March 16, from 7-10pm. 7-8:30: t-shirt making in the back yard. 8:30-10:00pm: meeting in the west basement (dining room) for strategic planning.

Please see the Facebook Group, WashU Students for Prop A, http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=315075803884&ref=ts

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a washu co-op tradition: culinary history of south asia class taught at co-op, thursdays 6-7:30pm

Submitted by Jerome on Tue, 03/09/2010 - 1:19pm.

Thursdays at 5:30pm a Coop tradition, the Hindu Medicine and Indian Food class, will meet at the Cervantes Co-op House, 6036 Pershing Avenue, just across the street from the Perry Co-op House, where the class has also met (Su 07). We have scheduled this class to accommodate the needs of working adults and students who wish to prepare a dish for our 7:30pm WashU Coop Pot Luck at the Perry.

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St Louis Activist Events for March 9 - 14

Submitted by Jerome on Tue, 03/09/2010 - 9:59am.

Hi, this week's events can be found at http://stlactivisthub.blogspot.com/2010/03/st-louis-activist-events-for-... and features a visit from President Obama, dancing zombies, and much more!

The St. Louis Activist Hub blog was featured along with 12 other great local blogs in this week's Riverfront Times: http://www.riverfronttimes.com/2010-03-03/news/a-bloggers-bakers-dozen-r... .

Finally, happy 5th birthday to FiredUp! Missouri, a progressive institution in our state: http://www.firedupmissouri.com/content/happy-birthday-us .

SWA Victory Party Pot Luck for Reunion

Submitted by Jerome on Sat, 03/06/2010 - 10:12am.

This Sunday's weekly Cervantes Co-op House Pot Luck has a special theme, as it often does. 7:30 6036 Pershing Avenue, St Louis, Missouri, 63112-1310

Community Lecturer and WashU Co-op Co-Founder (Syndicate of Initiative) Jerome Bauer writes:

gratuitous faculty advice: let's incorporate and be independent of quadrangle housing, and less dependent upon any university

Submitted by Jerome on Thu, 03/04/2010 - 9:46am.

Dear CoOperators,

Since Labor Day 2004 I have sent my "gratuitous faculty advice" to the students of the WashU Coop. http://www.washucoop.com/node/374

Here is some more:

I exhort you co-op students to take the plunge and declare independence of quadrangle housing, but only after having incorporated as a real housing management cooperative, as we should have done long ago. This will take some time. In the meantime, we must look to our constant patrons in the university and especially to the historic preservationists in our neighborhood. We are all natural allies.

Students for Fair Trade Fundraiser and Chocolate Sale, Friday February 26, Danforth University Center

Submitted by Jerome on Thu, 02/25/2010 - 1:34pm.

Students for Fair Trade is having a fair trade fundraiser/chocolate sale tomorrow from 11-2 in the Danforth University Center (Washington University in St Louis). We're selling dark, milk, crispy, toffee, and white chocolate bars. yum. 80% of the money will go to Plowsharing Crafts on the Loop (a non-profit supporting co-ops and craft businesses in the 3rd world), and 20% will go toward our group to pay for events for the rest of the semester (we're category 3).

anyway, if you're hungry or hormonal, please stop by

[reposted from an email by Jessica Werley]

Join the fight to save higher education and jobs! National call with USSA and SLAP- Thursday!

Submitted by Jerome on Tue, 02/23/2010 - 4:03pm.

As part of the National campaign to defend Education and Jobs, the Student Labor Action Project and the United States Student Association invite you to join students across the nation fighting budget cuts and layoffs in their universities through our national conference call happening

Thursday, Feb. 25th @ 9pm est-6pm pst.

This space is created for people to share what is happening on their campus, strategies and tactics that have worked, and to connect with folks nationwide in order to strengthen our movement for social change.

Workshop on Bridging the Gap for Struggling Families, Saturday March 13

Submitted by Jerome on Mon, 02/22/2010 - 3:43pm.

Bread for World Offering of Letters Workshop:
Bridging the Gap for Struggling Families
Saturday, March 13, 2010 9:00 am to 12:00 pm Free
Registration and light breakfast at 8:30 am
Parkway United Church of Christ Ballas and Clayton Roads
2841 N Ballas Road
St. Louis, MO 63131
Contact Gayle Lyles 636-441-6068 flyles@sbcglobal.net
or www.bread.org/stl.2010

Please repost.

St Louis Activist Events,Feb 22-28, On-Line Activist Training Session this Thursday

Submitted by Jerome on Mon, 02/22/2010 - 7:41am.

Hi, this week's events can be found at http://stlactivisthub.blogspot.com/2010/02/st-louis-activist-events-for-... .

Also, myself and a couple talented student activists are going to be holding an online organizing training on Thursday evening, covering Twitter, blogging, YouTube, and of course Facebook. Send me a message if you're interested in attending.

Have a fun and meaningful week,

Adam