Heartland Men’s Chorus Comes to Columbia

Heartland Men’s Chorus
Wednesday, Feb. 10, 7:30 pm
(doors open at 7:00 pm)
Missouri Theatre Center for the Arts
Downtown Columbia, MO
203 S. Ninth St.

The Heatland Men’s Chorus from Kansas City will be here to perform their musical documentary “And Justice For All.”

This will be a multimedia performance focusing on the Civil Rights Movement and the struggle for equality by ethnic minorities,  women,  gays and lesbians down through our history.

Tickets are $10 and available online at the Missouri Theater

Proceeds benefit the Center Project, Mid-Missouri’s  gay and lesbian community center.

Sponsored by The City of Columbia Human Right’s commission, Missouri Arts Council,  KBIA, and the Columbia Daily Tribune

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MARDI GRAS 2010 Celebration

Please join Tim and Linda Harlan as they cook up another great party for Missouri’s next United States Senator Robin Carnahan!

Saturday, February 6th

5 pm to 8 pm

Patriot Hall 1509 Ashley Road Columbia MO 65201

Menu Featuring – 2x award winning “Gumbo Ya Ya” and Creole Bread Pudding

Live Music from the band “Swamp Weed”

Tickets are $250 – $100 – $40

For more information: www.robincarnahan.com/harlan

 

Meet Kelly Schultz!

Please join us for a reception with

Kelly Schultz

Democrat Candidate for 21st House District

The Home of Margie Sable

228 E. Parkway Dr.

Columbia MO 65203

Sunday, January 31, 2010

3:30 PM – 5:30 PM

Hosted by:

Lise Saffran

Catey Terry

Margie Sable

For more information or to RSVP please contact::

info@kellyschultzforhouse.com

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College Dems State of the Union Watch Party

The Mizzou College Democrats will be hosting their first general meeting of the semester on Wednesday, January 27th at 7 pm in132 Middlebush Hall on the MU campus.

The meeting will feature opportunities to get involved and energized as a progressive citizen in the spring semester as the Fall 2010 election approaches. MU graduate Brian Goldstein, who took over January 4th as the new Executive Director of the Boone County Democratic Central Committee, will be the guest speaker.

Immediately following Goldstein’s speech, the College Dems will move to Boone Tavern to watch President Obama deliver his State of the Union Address.  All are welcome to join us for fun, food and drinks.

Newly elected President Amanda Shelton is excited about the upcoming meeting and party, saying, “I am looking forward to working with Brian and many community leaders in the coming year to energize and coordinate our mutual efforts on progressive issues. Our newly elected executive board is ready to bring both professionalism and vitality to our student-run organization and the thousands of progressive voices we represent.”

The College Democrats also hosted elections at their last meeting in December and will be introducing the new 2010 leadership at January’s meeting.  New Executive Board members are listed below:

President: Amanda Shelton

Vice President: Iavora Vlaytcheva

Treasurer: Doug Cowing

Secretary: Alanna Bauer

Communications Director: Tyler Ricketts

Political Director: Jonathan Hutcheson

Membership Director: Eric LeFevre

Philanthropy Director: Jenny Cashen

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Letterwriting Party

WHO: League of Conservation Voters

WHAT:  A get-together to hand write letters that will be sent to Sen. McCaskill’s office urging her support on Climate Change legislation

WHEN: 7pm, Tuesday Jan 26th

WHERE: The Underground,  9th and Cherry st.

WHY:  Without your support,  Republican special interest groups will kill this historic chance to change our course on climate change.  We need your help to flood our Senator’s mailbox with your notes letting her know how all the citizens here really feel about this issue.

Also, because we really like to see you and drink great coffee!

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Haiti Rocks/Blues for Haiti

Some of Mid-Missouri’s finest musicians and the Red Cross have banded together in response to the earthquake that devastated Haiti.

Come hear rock and blues musicians as they play to raise awareness and donations on Sunday, January 24th.

The event will be held simultaneously at two separate locations for blues or rock fans

All donations go to The Red Cross International Response Fund.
Suggested donation of $5.00 at the door.

More information at:

www.LifeSuccessAssociates.com/Haiti/pdf

NOTE: We can use your help to publicize the event. If you can make or print posters for the event and put them up it would be great help. Please send out emails or facebook your contacts for the cause.

*ROCK FOR HAITI*
Willie’s Field House
1109 East Broadway Columbia, MO 65201

Lineup:
Noon – TBA
1:00 – Violet Vonder Haar
2:00 – Ruth Acuff
3:00 – Captains of the West
4:00 – Noah Earle
5:00 – The Bubbas
6:00 – Spectravox
7:00 – Big Medicine
8:00 – The Kansas City Street Band
9:00 – Nick and the Fireflies
10:00 – The Leafy Greens

*BLUES FOR HAITI*
Tiger Zou
3200 Penn Terrace Columbia, MO 65202 (Off of Clark Lane, by Golden Corral)

Lineup:
Noon – Pippa Letsky
12:30 – The Blues Slingers
2:00 – Andrew Hunot and Big Square
3:00 – Susan Manley w/ Rob Lampe, Rocket Kirschner & Michael Beilski
4:00 – The Uncle Denny Blues Band w/ Al Green & friends
5:00 – Crazy Fish w/ Naked Dave Bandy & Mark Risch & friends
6:00 – The John D’Agostino Band w/ Al Loshbaugh
7:00 – The Curly Joe Harper Blues Band

Along with Smitty, Lisa Rose, Scott “Harp Cat” McCullough, Keith Fletcher and other blues musicians

 

2010 Diversity Award

Bill and Dolores Clark, longtime Boone County Dems, received the 2010 Columbia Values Diversity Individual award at last week’s Diversity Breakfast.

The reward recognizes their long and continued positive impact on race relations and social justice in Columbia, through their involvement with Loaves and Fishes, The Columbia Boxing Gym, Head Start, and other organizations.

The Group award went to Centro Latino.

 

Bondi Wood for Commissioner Kick Off

Bondi Wood For Commissioner Kick-off Fundraiser
Thursday, Feb. 18
5:00-7:00 PM
Tiger Shrine Club
1300 Blue Ridge Road
Come meet Bondi and enjoy Italian fare and beverages.
For More Information, contact Bondi at bondiw@aol.com

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Help for Haiti is Still Needed

The sheer scope of human suffering in Haiti is staggering and still in an acute need of your help.

Find out how you can help below:

Help for Haiti: Learn What You Can Do

 

In celebration of the 37th anniversary of the landmark Supreme Court decision Roe v. Wade, the Mizzou College Democrats will be hosting a reproductive health event on the MU campus.
Students, faculty, and the general public are invited to stop by Speaker’s Circle at MU from 11:30 am to 1 pm on Friday, January 22nd to show their support for women’s reproductive health. Information and prevention materials on women’s and sexual health issues will be available. Attendees will also be invited to sign a petition and get their picture taken, which will be sent to legislators to show positive and reaffirmed support for reproductive health services and responsible sex education in the 2010 legislative session.
MU College Democrats President Amanda Shelton spoke on the issue saying, “Young people are often discouraged from working on reproductive health issues due to the controversial nature of the subject matter,” said MU College Democrats President Amanda Shelton.. “But that’s exactly the type of issue that College Democrats need to address. On the anniversary of Roe v. Wade and every day, it is vital that we both celebrate the efforts and progress of those before us and recognize that much remains to be accomplished.”
The Roe v. Wade case was a historic decision coming fromof the Supreme Court in 1973 that legalized abortion in the first trimester of pregnancy.1 Effectively overturning dozens of state abortion statutes, this decision, affirmed a woman’s right to privacy and healthcare freedom.
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About the Mizzou College Democrats
The Mizzou College Democrats work to promote the ideals of the Democratic Party by connecting students with opportunities to volunteer, intern, and work with both progressive candidates and issues. The organization advocates for accountability and good governance by both parties on the behalf of all citizens at the local, state, and national levels of government.

Additional inquiries may be directed to President Amanda Shelton at samandashelton@gmail.com.

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