Eric Bagai:  

Life As of 2009, I'm a 69-year-old anti-war ex-organizer, produced security many anti-war marches in Portland, and have done pro bono printing for such groups since 1978; director of The Mourning Project (memorial for all the dead of the Iraq invasion, no longer active), and was program director for the local Veterans for Peace. Less recently I was a Board member of the Portland Jugglers, and director of the Portland Juggling Festival for several years. (If you can run a juggling festival, you can organize a 70,000-person march.) Twenty-five years ago I ran two TRS-80 computer clubs for a while. One of my students invented pop-up ads (forgive me). 15 years ago I began working as a juggler and low-level entertainer while still maintaining my publishing business. I wrote the review column for Jugglers' World and for JUGGLE magazine for 10 years. Thirty-five years ago ran summer camps for AFSC because I wanted that kind of experience for my kid too. Forty-five years ago I helped found Veterans Against the War, but left after VVAW established itself. I was discharged just before Nam. Fifty-five years ago I was more crazy than not, but that was JHS and HS so no one noticed. I quit as Asst Director of Special Ed for Montebello Schools in 1974--the ki...Expand for more