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That’s right, five years and we’re still in trouble. But as usual we say screw it, don’t compromise and fuck their bureaucracy! Last year we picked a fight with the cops the socialists the student bureaucracy and refused to pay the DPW any cash for our flier fines. As a result we were kicked out of our office/info shop, denied funding, and saw our fines with DPW go higher and higher. Also the Police Club was given our space along with the International Socialist Organization, which actually r...

¿Tienes unas habilidades y conocimien-tos únicos? ¿Quieres compartir lo que sabes en una manera interactiva y no autoritaria? ¿Te gusta aprender en un ambiente informal?...

One of the best decisions San Francisco’s electorate ever made was to amend the City’s charter in 2004 to provide for annual contributions from the General Fund to our City’s preschool and K-12 educational programs. San Franciscans knew that while education is essential, funding for schools was wildly insufficient, so they once again stepped up to the plate and put their money behind their values....

The youth of San Francisco deserve the best because time and time again the youth in spite of being given little have offered much to the City and County of San Francisco. The recent Youth Empowerment Conference 2007 was held at the Bill Graham Auditorium - Missing In Action - the Mayor of San Francisco, Gavin Newsom - Missing In Action - leading politicians that talk the talk but cannot walk the walk....

The Institute for the Study of Social Change at UC Berkeley is sponsoring two programs on the Brown v. Board of Education decision and its impact, North as well as South. (For the first program, at Noon, see the URL at the end.)...

On Jan. 23, a diverse group of about 30 students protested a speech by British bigot Melanie Phillips at UC Santa Cruz. The protest, primarily organized through the internet, drew attention to Phillips' hate speech and ensured that she was held accountable for her statements. The flyer below was passed around before the event, while the attached double-sided fact sheet was passed out to attendees....

According to the Center for the Future of Teaching and Learning only 24% of black and 30% of Latino students in California public schools scored at their grade level in mathematics. Getting a second-class education in a poorly-resourced school district is a raw deal for any kid, but it’s double jeopardy for high achieving black and Latino high school students who show early interest in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). They not only face poorly equipped classrooms and w...

January 18, 2007 Dear friends in the UC Santa Cruz community,...

You are invited to our quarterly potluck picnic. Students, teachers, organizers, and folk from the community get together for a fun day in the park....

GSA Network Highlight Countdown to the Expression NOT Suppression Conference! GSA Network Announcements 1. This Weekend - GSA Network Leadership Training! (Orange County) 2. Legally Blonde Benefit on January 25! (Bay Area) 3. Save the Date - GSA Network Leadership Training! (Concord) 4. Queer Youth Advocacy Day 2007 Leader Applications Available Soon! 5. Free Resources for New or Re-Registered GSAs! 6. GSA Network is Seeking a Winter Intern! (San Francisco) 7. GSA Network Youth Cou...