Notes from Vegan
Outreach
 New
Year's Accomplishments and Resolutions
On January 3, Stewart Solomon (at
right) handed out 1,610 Even
If booklets at Cal Poly Pomona,
putting the Adopt
a College program over
the 1,000,000
booklet mark since
its inception in the fall of 2003
-- one million young people who
have personally received a thorough,
honest, and powerful case against
factory-farming and the compassionate
vegetarian alternative.
We are committed to reaching the
next million students more quickly,
but we can't do it without your
help! Please resolve this year to
Adopt a College
and/or contribute
to print and distribute new booklets.
 Consider
setting up an automatic
recurring donation
-- these set, regular donations
allow Vegan Outreach to plan more
efficiently. If you had set up a
recurring donation in the past,
please check to see if it is still
active (e.g., if your card expired).
Finally, look for this eNewsletter
on Wednesdays -- if you don't receive
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With your help, we can make 2007
the best year for the animals yet!
 House
/ Help an Activist
In the next few weeks, Victor Tsou
and Jon Camp will get the show on
the road with their college leafleting
tours -- both of which will last
approximately 10 weeks. Jenna Calabrese
(at right) will soldier
on with her important work in the
northeast.
Victor will leaflet Bakersfield,
CA; Tucson, AZ; Nacogdoches, TX;
southern Louisiana; Memphis, TN;
throughout AL, AR, KS, MS, OK; between
Denver and Greeley, CO; between
Orem and Logan, UT; and Reno, NV.
He will need housing in all of these
regions, particularly in the following
cities: Lafayette, LA; Baton Rouge,
LA; Mobile, AL; Hattiesburg, MS;
Troy, AL; Auburn, AL; Montgomery,
AL; Starkville, MS; University,
MS; Memphis, TN; Jonesboro, AR;
Little Rock, AR; Fayetteville, AR;
Oklahoma City, OK; Kansas City,
KS; Manhattan, KS; Hays, KS; and
Denver, CO.
Jon will leaflet Wilmington, NC;
Charleston, Conway, Columbia, and
Clemson, SC; the northern half of
GA; Tuscaloosa, AL; Jackson, MS;
northern LA; the southernmost part
of TX; southern and central MO;
all throughout IL and IA; southern
IN; southern WI; northern OH; and
southern PA. He  will
need housing in southern MO, southern
IL, and southern IN.
Note: On January 9, Jon (at
right) handed out his 200,000th
booklet for Adopt a College! Way
to go, Jon!!
Jenna will leaflet throughout MA,
RI, upstate NY, NYC, CT, NH, and
VT.
If you would be willing to house
Victor or Jon, please email tour(at)veganoutreach(dot)org.
Moreover, all three of these individuals
would be grateful for any volunteer
help and are available to give talks
at your local college or to your
local organization.
Thanks so much to everyone who
has helped out with tours in the
past. Through your generosity, we’ve
been able to run cost-efficient
nation-wide outreach, reaching hundreds
of thousands of students, while
continuing to expand our outreach
efforts for the animals.
Product of the Week
Josh Warchol: I'd like to suggest
Nasoya
Tangy Blue Vegan Dressing.
Part of a new line of refrigerated
vegan dressings, it tastes very
good on a salad or for dipping buffalo-style
veggie chik'n strips.
Send your nominees for Product
of the Week to product
(at) veganoutreach (dot) org;
previous products can be found here.
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