East Coast/Midwest events for 2010 fall tour

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DC CISPES SECRET CAFÉ - w/Miguel Rivera
Saturday, October 16 · 5:00pm - 9:00pm
BELMONT HOUSE in Adams Morgan - 1830 Belmont Rd. 

Ursinis College event with Miguel Rivera 

Wednesday, October 20 -  12- 1:15 pm  and 3- 4:15 pm
Olin hall 107
contact Zannah Pierce 978.559.1176.

New York event - *** STOP THE SUITS! 2010 FALL TOUR With Special Guest Miguel Rivera

Friday, October 22 · 7:00pm - 9:00pm
St. Mary's Episcopal Church521 W. 126th Street (Between Broadway & Amsterdam)

 
Boston events - Community Reception w/Miguel Rivera at the Consulate of El Salvador
 Sunday, Oct. 24
7pm - 9 pm
143 Border St, East Boston

Monday, Oct. 25
4:15pm: Delegation and action at TIFF, a Pacific Rim shareholder
95 Mt. Auburn St, Cambridge

Public event at Philip Brooks House, Harvard

5:30-7pm
Northwest corner of Harvard Yard
Cosponsored by Mass. Jobs with Justice

Amherst College (MA) event - CISPES fall tour 2010

Tuesday,October 26 · 6:30pm - 8:00pm

EastLecture Hall in Franklin Patterson Hall, Hampshire College (oncampus near intersection of Library & College Rd)

 

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