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Halliburton protest - Sept. 20, 2007

21Sep07

Protesters are reflected in a storefront window as a spectator looks on. Students march down University Ave. Chris Dols leads protesters in song as they march down University Ave.
Emily Nell joins fellow students in showing their student ID’s as they enter the Engineering Centers Building. Protesters holds signs from a landing overlooking the Halliburton recruiters’ booth. Protesters confront a Halliburton recruiter.
Students led by the Campus Antiwar Network confront Halliburton recruiters in the Engineering Centers Building. Paul Pryse speaks as students protest Halliburton recruiters in the Engineering Centers Building. Police were on hand as students protested Halliburton recruiters in the Engineering Centers Building.
Laurel Franklin wields the CAN megaphone during the protest against Halliburton recruiters in the Engineering Centers Building. Chris Dols speaks amidst protesters, press, and police in the Engineering Centers Building. Jean Brody addresses protesters from a landing in the Engineering Centers Building.
An engineering student looks on from amidst the protesters gathered in the Engineering Centers Building. Protesters sit amongst the shredded remains of Halliburton recruitment materials. Roy Meyer marches with his sign back to Bascom Hall.

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  1. 1 Steven Posted September 25th, 2007 - 2:44 pm

    Douche Bag pics or it didn’t happen

  2. 2 Steven Posted September 25th, 2007 - 6:34 pm

    kidding…

  3. 3 Ed Posted September 25th, 2007 - 8:38 pm

    How can I get copies of some of these photos?

  4. 4 Zach Heise Posted February 7th, 2008 - 1:48 am

    I’d also be interested in getting high-res copies of these. I’m already currently using one of your pictures as my low-res facebook photo, but these are great!

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