Service, for Obama votes
“I don’t drop a lot of Yalies off here,” the taxi driver said as he pulled up to the intersection of Winchester Avenue and Starr Street. “Be careful.”
A number of Yale students teamed up Saturday afternoon with members of the community in the Newhallville neighborhood for a community sweep sponsored by the non-profit Obama Works. Founded in February by David Manners-Weber ’10 and Justin Kosslyn ’09, the organization aims to harness the momentum associated with the Obama campaign and direct it into a new method of campaigning: community service in Obama’s name.
For the Oct....
Ai'nt she sweet, ooo i mean ,is'nt that nice. That is just such a lovely thing.to do, gee i only want to jump on top of the chance.
Let's make sure that it's an ALL INCLUSIVE gang clean up.
Cleaning up is great, but it is sad to see that some Yalies have been won over by a lot of eloquent speech -- the facade for bad policy that is backed by no record.
I clean up my community, too, but it has nothing to do with Obama!
Check out wwww.obamaworks.org to learn more - and come join us next weekend!