Students at New Roads High School have created a club named “Students Against the War in Iraq” and walked out of school on Friday, January 26, in protest of sending more troops to Iraq. The protesters traveled down Colorado Boulevard to a rally at Santa Monica City Hall. photo by Margaret Molloy
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