Vigil in Minneapolis & Other Cities to mark 1-month Anniversary of South Asian Earthquake
Assalam Alaikum,
A vigil will be held in Minneapolis, MN on November 8, 2005 at 1800 CST to
mark the 1-month anniversary of the devastating South Asian earthquake.
Vigils will be held around the world on the same day. For information about
vigils in other cities, please visit saquake.org.
The vigil in Minneapolis has been organized by the Pakistan Student
Association at the University of Minnesota and Global Council of Pakistan.
Candles will be available for purchase at the vigil, or you may bring your
own.
Date: November 8, 2005 (Tuesday)
Time: 1800-1900 CST
Venue: Coffman Memorial Union Front Plaza, University of Minnesota
Parking & Directions: www.coffman.umn.edu
Contact Info (for Minneapolis)
Tel: (612) 636-7008
Email: [email protected]
URL: gcpak.org
Please bring your friends and family and forward this email to as many
people as possible. We hope for a good turn out.
Global Council of Pakistan
A vigil will be held in Minneapolis, MN on November 8, 2005 at 1800 CST to
mark the 1-month anniversary of the devastating South Asian earthquake.
Vigils will be held around the world on the same day. For information about
vigils in other cities, please visit saquake.org.
The vigil in Minneapolis has been organized by the Pakistan Student
Association at the University of Minnesota and Global Council of Pakistan.
Candles will be available for purchase at the vigil, or you may bring your
own.
Date: November 8, 2005 (Tuesday)
Time: 1800-1900 CST
Venue: Coffman Memorial Union Front Plaza, University of Minnesota
Parking & Directions: www.coffman.umn.edu
Contact Info (for Minneapolis)
Tel: (612) 636-7008
Email: [email protected]
URL: gcpak.org
Please bring your friends and family and forward this email to as many
people as possible. We hope for a good turn out.
Global Council of Pakistan



Comments on this journal
aawww shame... i'll light a candle for you. (tongue-->cheek)
don't mind my wicked sense of humor... i'm much nicer in person (or at least thats the illusion i prefer to live under). and i hate using those naseeb smilies... they distract with their freakish looks more than than they convey emotion.
hey! not all of us have the luxury of a carefree students existence... some of us work for a living you know! this is a club for mn prefessionals... how'd they let you in anyway?!
just kidding. belated eid greetings to you.
my commute often brings me into that general vicinity... if i'm there at the right time i'll keep an eye out for a candle a'blowin' in the wind...
those WAMM women on their weekly peace vigil at the lake/marshall & franklin bridges know my signature all too well... couple of honks on the horn, double tap with a closed fist on my heart followed by a peace sign up high on my left hand. i suppose i must cut a distinctive profile on my motorcycle. watch for the same.