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Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Poem
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Women Unite! Take Back The Night
Date: 
2000-09-15
Pages: 
12
Collections: 
Carnegie Newsletter
Keywords: 
Fiction
URL: 

http://edocs.lib.sfu.ca/projects/chodarr/carnegie_newsletters/2000-09-15...

Literacy Day Celebration 2000

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Notice of Event
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Women Unite! Take Back The Night
Date: 
2000-09-15
Pages: 
12
Collections: 
Carnegie Newsletter
Summary: 
Notice of a literacy day celebration.
Keywords: 
Literacy Programs; Carnegie Centre
URL: 

http://edocs.lib.sfu.ca/projects/chodarr/carnegie_newsletters/2000-09-15...

Treatment Programs Called Cost-Effective

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Article
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Women Unite! Take Back The Night
Date: 
2000-09-15
Pages: 
10
Collections: 
Carnegie Newsletter
Summary: 
Article arguing that politicians should institute drug treatment programs no matter the cost because of their resulting social benefits.
Keywords: 
City Council; City Hall, Chinatown; Drug Abuse -- Treatment -- Law and Legislation
URL: 

http://edocs.lib.sfu.ca/projects/chodarr/carnegie_newsletters/2000-09-15...

UBC hosts important conference on illegal drug use

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Article
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Women Unite! Take Back The Night
Date: 
2000-09-15
Pages: 
11
Collections: 
Carnegie Newsletter
Summary: 
Article about the upcoming UBC conference on illegal drug use.
Keywords: 
Drug Abuse
URL: 

http://edocs.lib.sfu.ca/projects/chodarr/carnegie_newsletters/2000-09-15...

Back to School daze

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Poem
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Women Unite! Take Back The Night
Date: 
2000-09-15
Pages: 
12
Collections: 
Carnegie Newsletter
Keywords: 
Fiction
URL: 

http://edocs.lib.sfu.ca/projects/chodarr/carnegie_newsletters/2000-09-15...

Gastown

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Poem
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Women Unite! Take Back The Night
Date: 
2000-09-15
Pages: 
7
Collections: 
Carnegie Newsletter
Keywords: 
Gastown, Hastings St; Fiction
URL: 

http://edocs.lib.sfu.ca/projects/chodarr/carnegie_newsletters/2000-09-15...

Where do we go?

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Editorial
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Women Unite! Take Back The Night
Date: 
2000-09-15
Pages: 
8
Collections: 
Carnegie Newsletter
Summary: 
Editorial arguing that hesitation to build a resource centre in the Strathcona area stems from business-class interests condemning any project that does not serve their money interests.
Keywords: 
Exploitation; Downtown Eastside, Main St, Hastings St, Gastown, Chinatown, Strathcona, Victory Square; Drug Abuse -- Treatment -- Law and Legislation
URL: 

http://edocs.lib.sfu.ca/projects/chodarr/carnegie_newsletters/2000-09-15...

Open House!

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Notice of Event
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Women Unite! Take Back The Night
Date: 
2000-09-15
Pages: 
10
Collections: 
Carnegie Newsletter
Summary: 
Notice of an open house for Community Directions.
Keywords: 
Housing; Downtown Eastside, Strathcona; Drug Abuse
URL: 

http://edocs.lib.sfu.ca/projects/chodarr/carnegie_newsletters/2000-09-15...

First Day at School

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Drawing
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Women Unite! Take Back The Night
Date: 
2000-09-15
Pages: 
6
Collections: 
Carnegie Newsletter
Keywords: 
Fiction
URL: 

http://edocs.lib.sfu.ca/projects/chodarr/carnegie_newsletters/2000-09-15...

Untitled

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Poem
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Women Unite! Take Back The Night
Date: 
2000-09-15
Pages: 
7
Collections: 
Carnegie Newsletter
Keywords: 
Fiction
URL: 

http://edocs.lib.sfu.ca/projects/chodarr/carnegie_newsletters/2000-09-15...

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