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Job
Opportunities
4/21/00
DRCNet is currently offering
a temporary 20-hour/week position working on the Higher Education Act reform
campaign described in the first article of this issue. The ideal
candidate will be of college age or near college age, highly motivated,
self-starting, and will have good computer, writing, organizational and
phone skills. Available immediately. DRCNet is located in the
Dupont Circle area of Washington, DC. Send resumes and inquiries
to [email protected].
The November Coalition, a
non-profit, grassroots organization dedicated to a reform of the nation's
War on Drugs and the release of nonviolent drug prisoners, is seeking a
qualified individual to head the organization's Nation Vigil Project.
Write to Paul Lewin, [email protected],
for a complete description of the position. Visit http://www.november.org
to learn more about the organization. Applicants should send a brief
cover letter and resume to Paul Lewin at (760) 320-8169 (fax) or e-mail
[email protected]
by May 31, 2000. Interviews will be offered to selected candidates
in June, 2000.
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Issue #134, 4/21/00
Raise Your Voice! Students with Drug Convictions Losing Financial Aid July 1st | Hawaii: Senate Voting on Medical Marijuana Bill Next Week | New York: Letters Needed, Protests Mobilizing, Hearings Scheduled | Washington State: Medical Marijuana Sign-on Letter in Legislature | Stop the Helicopters | Upcoming Events | Job Opportunities
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