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[email protected]. The views expressed in this paper are solely those of the author. First Class • U.S. Postage PAID Permit #35 e o e e oice New London, CT PUBliSHED WEEKLY BY THE STUDENTS OF CONNECTICUT COLLEGE V'OLUME XXXI • NUMBER 12 FRIDAY; FEBRUARY 2, 2007 CONNECTICUTCOLLEGE,NEW loNDON, CT Students, Faculty Attend Darfur Regional Conference At Brown • • S:V ALLISON ZELMAN ment. actions. This is unacceptable behav- Dr. Eric Reeves, an acclaimed ior for the host of an international contributing writer researcher of the Sudan conflict, event." began the weekend by emphasizing After a morning of motivation "Students Taking Action Now: the continual horror of the Darfur and networking, STAND groups Darfur" (STAND) organizations situation and the next round of tac- attended media, advocacy and across the country began 2007 by tics that young activists should take. divestment- workshops, where holding regional conferences with He also discussed the current obsta- speakers discussed helpful tools in the primary goal of informing stu- cle of Chinese involvement in fund- promoting activism and managing dents on how to become more effec- ing the Sudanese government's STAND organizations.