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Sweat-Free Campus Campaign Heats Up (audio/mpeg 4.0MB) United Students Against Sweatshops have been organizing on college campuses around the US, to pressure school officials into adopting policies that strengthen the rights of garment workers who produce university apparel. A clothing optional rally drew about three dozen students to the base of UC Santa Cruz on March 1. Vinny Lombardo has more....
Posted: Thu, Mar 2, 2006 2:19pm PST
Indynewswire Show: Spies, and spies, and spies (audio/mpeg 20.3MB) Indynewswire is on Mondays, 1-3 pm on FRSC 101 FM. We hear reports on NSA spying, SCPD spying, and a rant. Plus Simon Sedillo on his film el Enimigo Comun, and live music by Ryan Harvey; Fugazi, Anti-Flag, Bauhaus....
Posted: Mon, Feb 27, 2006 3:13pm PST
MoveOn Protests NSA Spying (audio/mpeg 4.5MB) On Feb 22, MoveOn.org, a national political action committee, organized its members in nearly 300 US cities coast to coast to protest what they say is illegal wiretapping by the NSA, and to call for an immediate, independent investigation of the spy program. In Santa Cruz, about 100 people met at the Town Clock. Reporter-At-Large Vinny Lombardo has more....
Posted: Mon, Feb 27, 2006 1:04pm PST
Son del Centro y El Pinche Simón: El Enemigo Común in Santa Ana (audio/mpeg 5.5MB) On February 18th, about 50 people came out to El Centro Cultural de México in Santa Ana to hear Son del Centro perform son jarocho music and see a premier screening of El Enemigo Común....
Posted: Sun, Feb 26, 2006 1:02am PST
Ryan Harvey y El Pinche Simón: El Enemigo Común in Santa Cruz (audio/mpeg 3.9MB) On February 16th, about 40 people crowded into the RCNV in Santa Cruz to hear Ryan Harvey perform anarchist folk music and see a premier screening of El Enemigo Común....
Posted: Fri, Feb 24, 2006 5:38pm PST
Marie Speaks About The Death Penalty (audio/mpeg 1.6MB) (3:24 minutes)...
Posted: Mon, Feb 20, 2006 10:49pm PST
FSRN: SCPD Internal Probe of Surveillance Rejected (audio/mpeg 2.7MB) Police in Santa Cruz, CA released a 600 page report Friday, detailing its internal probe of surveillance conducted on DIY New Year's parade meetings. City officials who initially praised the report as 'thorough and complete' are now backpedalling, and have authorized an independent investigation. FSRN's Vinny Lomabrdo has more....
Posted: Tue, Feb 14, 2006 11:35am PST
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