Maureen O'Brien, a teacher at Washington's Edmund Burke School, right, and student Ariel Kennedy, 11, work on a banner at a school in Washingoton Thursday,Jan.16,2003 for this weekend's anti-war demonstration. Demonstrators are mobilizing in Washington and cities across the country for what they consider their last chance to speak as one great multitude against the gathering clouds of an Iraq war. The weekend demonstrations coincide with America's military buildup overseas and a time of remembrance for the nonviolent struggle embodied by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Even as sailors ship out, protesters are packing Washington-bound buses and organizing local marches and vigils from Tampa, Fla., to San Francisco. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
Sara Deull, 13, right, Lilly Martinez, 16, second from right, and others, work on posters for this weekend's anti-war demonstration, Thursday, Jan. 16, 2003 at Edmund Burke School in Washington. Demonstrators are mobilizing in Washington and cities across the country for what they consider their last chance to speak as one great multitude against the gathering clouds of an Iraq war. The weekend demonstrations coincide with America's military buildup overseas and a time of remembrance for the nonviolentstruggle embodied by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Even as sailors ship out, protesters are packing Washington-bound buses and organizing local marches and vigils from Tampa, Fla., to San Francisco. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
