Broadside [Vol. 72, Special Issue No. 1]
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Title
Broadside [Vol. 72, Special Issue No. 1]
Subject
Anti-War Protests (Iraq War)
Description
An article in the student newspaper "Broadside" that describes the events of U.S. forces invading Iraq and campus students reacting to it, including opposing viewpoints. An example of an anti-war protest was a "student [using] art to protest biowarfare" in the Iraq war by bounding herself with duct tape and plastic for hours. The student, Brianna Moran, had "heard mostly positive things about what she was doing" from visitors, but there were also those who "[saw her] as [stupid or a] freak" or "dismissed [her] immediately".
Creator
Adam Modzelesky
Source
George Mason University Special Collections Research Center
George Mason University Broadside student newspaper collection
Box 37
https://digitalcollections.gmu.edu/record/2547
George Mason University Broadside student newspaper collection
Box 37
https://digitalcollections.gmu.edu/record/2547
Publisher
George Mason University
Date
2003-03-21
Contributor
Mohammad abas Yakobi & Charles Nguyen - HNRS 360 - Fall 2026
Format
Newspapers
Language
English
Type
Text
Text Item Type Metadata
Original Format
Newspaper Article
Files
Citation
Adam Modzelesky, “Broadside [Vol. 72, Special Issue No. 1],” Mason History, accessed November 15, 2026, https://masonhistory.gmu.edu/items/show/816.