Booklist's Heather Booth wrote, "A fast pace, a great mix of teen angst and supernatural experiences, and an eerie, attention grabbing cover will make this a hit."
Among many notable veterans of Freedom Summer were Heather Booth, Marshall Ganz, and Mario Savio.
After the summer, Heather Booth returned to Illinois, where she became a founder of the Chicago Women's Liberation Union and later the Midwest Academy.
"George Bush was born with a silver foot in his mouth," said Heather Booth, president Citizen Action, a left-of-center group.
Heather Booth, the party's training director, said that the academy aimed at "energizing another generation of leadership."
To buttress their accusation, the Republicans produced a memorandum from Heather Booth, coordinator of the National Health Care Campaign, an arm of the Democratic National Committee.
In late 1999, Heather Booth founded a new national organization, USAction, that has purposes and structure somewhat similar to Citizen Action.
Heather Booth, the director of the Coalition for Democratic Values, sees a similar dynamic: "First they're ridiculed, then attacked, then dismissed.
"Times of reaction can give way to times of progress," said Heather Booth, a co-director of the group Citizen Action, in a keynote speech Friday night.
In June 1967 Freeman attended a "free school'" course on women at the University of Chicago led by Heather Booth [5] and Naomi Weisstein.
Booklist's Heather Booth wrote, "A fast pace, a great mix of teen angst and supernatural experiences, and an eerie, attention grabbing cover will make this a hit."
Among many notable veterans of Freedom Summer were Heather Booth, Marshall Ganz, and Mario Savio.
After the summer, Heather Booth returned to Illinois, where she became a founder of the Chicago Women's Liberation Union and later the Midwest Academy.
"George Bush was born with a silver foot in his mouth," said Heather Booth, president Citizen Action, a left-of-center group.
Heather Booth, the party's training director, said that the academy aimed at "energizing another generation of leadership."
To buttress their accusation, the Republicans produced a memorandum from Heather Booth, coordinator of the National Health Care Campaign, an arm of the Democratic National Committee.
In late 1999, Heather Booth founded a new national organization, USAction, that has purposes and structure somewhat similar to Citizen Action.
Heather Booth, the director of the Coalition for Democratic Values, sees a similar dynamic: "First they're ridiculed, then attacked, then dismissed.
"Times of reaction can give way to times of progress," said Heather Booth, a co-director of the group Citizen Action, in a keynote speech Friday night.
In June 1967 Freeman attended a "free school'" course on women at the University of Chicago led by Heather Booth [5] and Naomi Weisstein.
