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Veterans for Education members participate in the
Wounded warrior Run in Gloucester City, NJ on August 24th 2008
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This run is dedicated to all the service members who have lost their lives
while serving our country. The Wounded Warrior program dedicates 1 mile
for every
soldier who lost their lives while serving in Iraq or Afghanistan.
Veterans for Education members completed the run and then circled back around to
encourage
one women to finish the race, her brother was killed in action while serving
as a marine in Ramadi, Iraq. For more information on the cause
please visit the
Run for the Fallen Website at:
http://www.runforthefallen.org/
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We Did It!
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On May 3rd at 9:40pm, William Brown and Efren Cazales finished their
65 mile run from Rutgers Camden. They started their run at 10:15am
and ran for a total of 11 hours and 30 minutes. They finished at the
statue of William The Silent at Rutgers - New Brunswick
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Support Our Veterans
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A letter by Ben DeMarzo. Read full story
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Open Letter to President McCormick
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A letter by William Dennis Brown Jr. Read full story
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Veterans 4 Education Stand Up for Marine Recruiting Station and
Vietnam Memorial
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 JODY
SOMERS/STAFF
William Dennis Brown Jr., of Mount Laurel, is a retired Navy Seal that
served in Iraq. He wanted to speak at the anti-war protest at the
Vietnam War Memorial at Rutgers University Thursday, March 27, 2008
in New Brunswick but was not allowed to do so. Brown wanted to tell
the protesters that marching on a recruiting station doesn't help
morale of the armed forces and that marching on Trenton or
Washington, DC, would be a better way to sway opinion. He is
explaining his point to two Rutgers policemen that were directed to
him by organizers of the anti-war rally. JODY SOMERS/STAFF
PHOTOGRAPHER/HOME NEWS TRIBUNE 1037 Metro
Other News Articles concerning the Rutgers Anti-War March
http://www.c-n.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080328/NEWS/803280316
http://www.thnt.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080328/NEWS/803280363/1001 |
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Peaceful Protest at the Camden Federal Court
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Sticking up for American Soldiers and Holding Terrorist Accountable.
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Pro-Troop Concert held at Rutgers-Camden
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