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textStudent Walkouts at Pajaro Valley and Watsonville High Schools Against HR 4437 by word of mouth
On Monday March 27th, word spread fast around high schools in the Pajaro Valley School District that students would be walking out of their classes at 11:00am in protest of anti-immigrant legislation known as HR 4437. The message of the students was that the United States is nothing without Mexicans and HR 4437 is nothing short of racist....
Posted: Mon, Mar 27, 2006 2:24pm PST
textPortola District - San Bruno Avenue in San Francisco by Francisco Da Costa
The Portola District has contributed a lot to the making and history of San Francisco. Many great activists have lived in and around San Bruno Avenue and in the Portola District from the early 1900 to today. The City of San Francisco has only now officially declared the Portola District - official and incorporated Portola District into the official San Francisco map. Of course every one knows that the Portola District has San Bruno Avenue where all the activity takes place and where most ever...
Posted: Mon, Mar 27, 2006 6:25am PST
textCal Student Activists are Threatened and Detained in UCB Administration Building by SOJA
Students with the Sweat-Free Campaign were threatened and detained by UC police after entering a UC Berkeley Administration building (California Hall) to deliver a letter to Chancellor Birgeneau. This event is the latest in an escelating series of actions by Students Organizing for Justice in the Americas to pressure the UC into ending the sourcing of collegiate apparel from sweatshops....
Posted: Fri, Mar 17, 2006 3:56pm PST
textSchool Beat: District Elections Aren't What SFUSD Needs by Lisa Schiff, Beyond Chron (reposted)
Just a few weeks ago, altering the rules of the game for who sits on the Board of Education seemed like an intriguing possibility that wasn't necessarily the top priority on anyone's list (see the March 2nd “School Beat”). But as it turns out, people have in fact been thinking about those school board positions, as indicated by a proposal out of nowhere by Supervisor Michela Alioto-Pier (District 2) to amend the City's charter regarding how Board of Education members are elected...
Posted: Thu, Mar 16, 2006 10:10am PST
textThe Anarchist Library Goes to Court by sea
The Anarchist Library has found itself once again in deep shit. Tomorrow the Anarchist Library, as consequence for fliers found adhered to certain lamp posts in the Mission District of San Francisco, will be going to court to fight fines mounting to a total of $2400, so far. Just today we recieved more citations so more is to be expected. The citations were first issued ..... by the SF Green Patrol, an offshoot of DPW, that makes sure that the Mission district stays clean of anarchist propag...
Posted: Thu, Mar 16, 2006 12:23am PST
textSamoans and Educational Issues in our San Francisco Unified School District by Francisco Da Costa
Pacific Islanders and among them Samoans have got been able to get the benefits that the San Francisco Unified School District offers to so many students and from so many other ethnic groups.Samoans serve our Nation and many have died for this Nation all over the world. Right now many have laid their lives down in Iraq. Samoans and Pacific Islanders pay taxes and should share in the benefits offered to all students in San Francisco. Again and again we notice that false statistics prevent Samo...
Posted: Mon, Mar 13, 2006 9:27am PST
textUC SweatFree Coalition stages sit-in at the Office of the President by Sara
On Friday, March 10, 17 students from 5 UC campuses (San Diego, Riverside, Santa Cruz, Berkeley, and Davis) participated in a mini-sit-in at the University of California Office of the President (UCOP). Lasting about an hour, we staged the sit-in to protest the lack of action taken by President Dynes to enforce our university's Code of Conduct for Trademark Licensees and cut contracts with Coca-Cola....
Posted: Sun, Mar 12, 2006 8:50pm PST
textThe Project, March 2006 by The Project Collective
The Project is a monthly radical newpaper for the UCSC campus and Santa Cruz Community. It is run is a non-hierarchical fashion mainly by UCSC students, with an emphasis in anti-capitalism and local activism aimed at democratizing the university system. The purpose of this newspaper collective is to document and inspire strategic radical actions that are relevant to local, regional, and global socioeconomic justice. We believe independent media plays a crucial role in facilitating dialogue,...
Posted: Sun, Mar 12, 2006 3:58pm PST
imageUC Sweat-Free Coalition Crashes UCOP
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by Jalal
Students from UCSD, UCR, UCSB, UCSC, UCB and UCD crashed UCOP to meet President Dynes in person and demand an end to the use of sweatshops to produce UC apparel and uniforms. Students occupied the president's hallways for one hour. We were promised a meeting with Dynes and then later chose to leave the building once we were satisfied....
Posted: Sun, Mar 12, 2006 11:35am PST
imageEl sistema universitario del estado de California está agonizando
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by Rafael Gomez
Manifestación por parte de los estudiantes, trabajadores, profesores y miembros de la comunidad solicitando fondos para el sistema universitario del estado de California....
Posted: Sun, Mar 12, 2006 10:55am PST
textSave Our Languages by Dominique Biello, Andrew Hodgdon
The Project March 2006 page 5 Why Are We Here Again? The Fight to Save Languages Continues and UCSC Students Rally to Prioritize Languages...
Posted: Sat, Mar 11, 2006 7:31pm PST
textUCSC Students Expose the Naked Truth of UC’s Use of Sweatshops by Ryan Couture
The Project March 2006 page 4 On Wednesday March 2, activists working to end UC support and exploitation of sweatshop labor organized at the base of the UCSC campus to present “The Naked Truth: UC uses sweatshops”. Stripping down to just their cardboard skivvies, activists protested at the East entrance intersection to chants and signs calling for the UC adoption of a policy that will ensure the manufacturing of its apparel in researched, unionized factories. Drawing media and administ...
Posted: Sat, Mar 11, 2006 7:27pm PST
textThe Struggle Continues: UCSC Custodians Demand Wage Parity by Ryan Couture
The Project March 2006 page 4 Worker exploitation at the foundation of western capitalism has never gone unchecked. From slave ship mutiny, to the implementation of the weekend and child labor laws won by early labor unions, to the victory of AFSCME workers for a better contract from the UC last April, labor has always found new ways to influence the decision-making bodies that impede their progress towards fair, safe, and dignified employment. Even in the wake of major social victorie...
Posted: Sat, Mar 11, 2006 7:22pm PST
imageCSUMB holds "Funeral for the CSU"
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by Neil Amos
CSU Monterey Bay holds a funeral mass for their livlihoods while the final Presidential candidate is being introduced...
Posted: Thu, Mar 9, 2006 7:30pm PST
imageStudents Rally to Prioritize Languages at UCSC
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by josh sonnenfeld
On March 8, more than 100 students held a rally outside the UC Santa Cruz Academic Senate's quarterly meeting to demand the prioritization of the language program at the university. They expressed frusteration over lucrative salaries and perks for top-administrators, and excessive amounts of money going towards war in Iraq, while students and workers are told there is a 'budget crisis' that requires cuts to needed programs. Wednesday's 'Save Our Languages' rally marks a second consecutive ...
Posted: Thu, Mar 9, 2006 4:33am PST
imageCSUMB Presidential Search Nearly Complete
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by Neil Amos
CSUMB's process to select a successor to Dr. Peter Smith is nearly complete. The candidates are visiting campus this week to introduce themselves, but is the process transparent or excessively non-inclusive?...
Posted: Wed, Mar 8, 2006 12:17pm PST
imageWhat is the Naked Truth?
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by ~Bradley
On March 1st, students demonstrated at the base of UC Santa Cruz to demand that the UC comply with their "Code of Conduct" Policy adapted in 1999 to only sell products produced under safe and fair working conditions....
Posted: Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:39pm PST
documentMar. 20 Youth and Student Day of Resistance to Imperialism
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by Youth & Student ANSWER
March 20th Youth and Student Day of Resistance to Imperialism Now is a critical time for youth and students to join the anti-war movement. Join actions at San Jose State, Sonoma State, UCBerkeley, and other campuses across the Bay area on March 20 for a youth and student day of resistance to imperialism. Call or email now for more information on these actions or to get involved: 415 821 6545 or answer@actionsf.org....
Posted: Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:11pm PST
documentYouth and Student Contingent on Mar. 18
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by Youth & Student ANSWER
Money for Education not For Occupation! Military Recruiter Out Now! Youth and Student Contigent. March 18, 10am at Larkin and McAllister...
Posted: Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:08pm PST
textStudents Demand Prioritization of Language Program at UCSC (3/8) by Save Our Languages
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MARCH 6, 2006 CONTACT: Save Our Languages’ press team: Dominique Biello – 858-539-6810 – dbiello@ucsc.edu Nata Nam – 650-291-7419 – nnam@ucsc.edu Steven Terán – 831-750-2845 – steranva@ucsc.edu (habla español)...
Posted: Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:05am PST
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