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Ruth Wangerin

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Ruth Wangerin is a long-time peace activist who is very distressed that the anti-war movement has still not succeeded. The ideas expressed in her postings on OpEdNews and elsewhere are hers alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of the universities from which she graduated -- Valparaiso University, the City University of New York Graduate School, and The Mailman School of Public Health of Columbia University. Nor do the remarks of the presidents of these esteemed institutions necessarily reflect the views of Dr. Wangerin and the other graduates, students, and faculty of these universities.

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Sunday, December 28, 2008
Is it a social justice and health issue in Gaza yet? Can we agree to disagree? Can we agree to disagree about Israel and still do something about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza? The underlying issue seems to be a division on the issue of the long term persistence of Israel as a Jewish state. Could we table that discussion for now and get back to standing together for humanitarian issues?

Saturday, February 2, 2008
If we allow cruelty. . . If we allow cruelty, can we be allowed... Author discusses the importance to human society of forbidding cruel behavior on the smallest and largest scale. Innocent bystanders who allow cruelty to occur are not innocent, and we all suffer.

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Saturday, September 29, 2007
Open Letter to Columbia University Community: Accept President Ahmadinejad's Invitation-If I Can Do it So Can You A Columbia graduate suggests that students and faculty of Columbia accept the invitation of the president of Iran to visit universities in Iran and speak with students and faculty. Author describes her own experience addressing audience at Free Islamic University of Hamadan, Iran.