CALCAV

Acronym	Definition
CALCAV	Clergy and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam

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If CALCAV according to historian Mitchell Hall, was a "nearly 100 percent white" peace organization during the Vietnam years, by 1981 a far more diverse organization convened at CALC's National Assembly in Nashville (Hall 1990, 18).

Because of Their Faith: CALCAV and Religious Opposition to the Vietnam War.

"To balance the picture" peace activists and the struggle for equal access in Chicago schools, 1980-1985

For a book-length treatment of CALCAV, see Mitchell K.

Religion and politics at the border: Canadian church support for American Vietnam War resisters

The Student's Average in His/Her Calculus Courses (CALCAV)

Predicting success for actuarial students in undergraduate Mathematics courses

McIlvane, who led the local chapter of Clergy and Laymen Concerned about Vietnam (CALCAV), informed critics in 1967 that, "I happen to believe that correcting our domestic evils is more important than fighting a dubious war with terrible destruction at a tremendous cost." (41)

Model city: the War on Poverty, race relations, Catholic social and activism in 1960s Pittsburgh (1)