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Free Skool Community Potluck, Birthday Party, and Fundraiser (5/14) 
Wanna come help us celebrate Free Skool Santa Cruz' one year birthday with a potluck and fundraiser this Sunday? Music, food, frolicking, and Free Skool workshops. This Sunday 1pm, Ocean View Park....
Posted: Mon, May 8, 2006 10:05am PDT
March from campus to park 
These pictures were taken right before the march from UCSC until right before arriving at the park....
Posted: Sat, May 6, 2006 10:12pm PDT
MAY DAY MARCH FROM UCSC TO PARK! 
Pictures of UCSC taking over the streets and meeting up with the marchers downtown!...
Posted: Fri, May 5, 2006 4:05pm PDT
Parking Lot Panic Law: Training Tutorial Downtown 3 PM Saturday Satirical and Serious Protest Against the Latest Anti-Homeless Law, the Fifteen Minute Parking Lot Trespass Law coming up Saturday. Bring your parasols, lawn chairs, wits, cameras, and friends to the Pacific Avenue sidewalk in front of Artisans at 1368 Pacific. Edibles also welcome. At 4 PM the merriment will move to Bookshop Santa Cruz a block away (no demos for more than one hour in Santa Cruz in any one spot!)....
Posted: Fri, May 5, 2006 12:45pm PDT
CSUMB Conservatives Assert Themselves with Horowitz 
CSUMB hosts David Horowitz and his conservative rhetoric does not lack for intensity...
Posted: Thu, May 4, 2006 9:40pm PDT
Public Space in Santa Cruz and the Surveillance Camera Walking Tour 
On April 30th, I attended Free Skool Santa Cruz's Surveillance Camera Walking Tour. After meeting at the Clocktower, we walked up Mission Street to get a bird's eye view of the downtown. Our class started off with about a dozen people, including professor Winston Smith. In addition to pointing out cameras, our lesson for the day was to discuss various types of surveillance and the effects it has on individuals and society.
Now we will take a peek into the loss of public space and personal ...
Posted: Thu, May 4, 2006 8:24pm PDT
Surveillance Camera Walking Tour in Downtown Santa Cruz 
On April 30th, I attended Free Skool Santa Cruz's Surveillance Camera Walking Tour. After meeting at the Clocktower, we walked up Mission Street to get a bird's eye view of the downtown. Our class started off with about a dozen people, including professor Winston Smith. In addition to pointing out cameras, our lesson for the day was to discuss various types of surveillance and the effects it has on individuals and society....
Posted: Thu, May 4, 2006 7:57pm PDT
Homophobic Police Assault In Santa Cruz The following is a letter of protest sent to the Santa Cruz City Council for the
police assault of Shane (Tammy) Maxfield....
Posted: Thu, May 4, 2006 11:57am PDT
DAVID ZEIGER – INTERVIEW WITH SIR, NO SIR PRODUCER. Documentary Craft - Attention to Detail 
David Zeiger’s SIR, NO SIR is undeniably a gripping story about the suppressed and extensive GI rebellion during the Viet Nam war. In an era were home made and commercial video documentaries abound, this production is also an opportunity to learn the craft of making an exceptional documentary film. (Commentary & Photos: ©Bob Fitch)...
Posted: Wed, May 3, 2006 4:30pm PDT
Update on police spying 
Behind the scenes update of the police spying scandal...
Posted: Wed, May 3, 2006 7:49am PDT
May Day Interviews from Watsonville (audio/mpeg 612.2KB) Some ten thousand marched in Watsonville, CA in solidarity with the May Day Boycott. Hear from just a handful of participants....
Posted: Wed, May 3, 2006 1:11am PDT
May Day Interviews from Santa Cruz (audio/mpeg 627.3KB) Thousands of people gatehred in the Beach Flats at noon for a march to the Clock Tower in solidarity with the May Day Boycott. Hear from just a few of the participants....
Posted: Wed, May 3, 2006 12:59am PDT
An Open Letter to the Brown Berets The following is a letter I emailed to the Brown Beret's to address specific problems I've had with their actions. It is meant to be a starting point in a constructive dialogue....
Posted: Tue, May 2, 2006 9:17pm PDT
WATSONVILLE STANDS IN SOLIDARITY WITH NATIONAL DAY OF PROTEST! 
Thousands March in Watsonville streets to demand Justice!...
Posted: Tue, May 2, 2006 8:50pm PDT
Its May 1st! Get in the streets! 1886 represent! 
From Mission & Bay to Pacific & Water...
Posted: Tue, May 2, 2006 6:24pm PDT
10,000 People Fill The Streets of Watsonville on May Day 
On Monday, May 1st, International Workers Day, an estimated 10,000 people marched through the streets of Watsonville to support the rights of immigrants and all people. From the Watsonville Plaza, people marched over the bridge to Pajaro and then up Main Street to Highway 152. The march then went through neighborhoods in the east side of Watsonville beforing returning to the Plaza....
Posted: Tue, May 2, 2006 1:58pm PDT
May Day in Santa Cruz 
There were two large immigrant rights marches in Santa Cruz on May Day - one starting at the base of UC Santa Cruz, and the other starting in Beach Flats. The two met at the Town Clock, where the estimated 5,000 folks marched on to San Lorenzo Park together. The actions were part of a nationwide "Day Without an Immigrant" strike that saw millions of immigrants and their allies in the streets....
Posted: Tue, May 2, 2006 4:31am PDT
Beachflats May Day March photos 
Here are some pictures from the mayday march that left the beachflats around noon. We went through downtown, to the clocktower, where the UCSC march met us. Together we proceeded to San Lorenzo Park.
A truly inspiring showing of folks......
Posted: Tue, May 2, 2006 1:49am PDT
May Day Strike for Immigrant Rights in the Beach Flats 
On Monday, May 1st, International Workers Day, thousands of Santa Cruz residents marched from Beach Flats Park to the town clock and on to San Lorenzo Park. At the town clock, the march from the Beach Flats met up with thousands of people who marched from the base of the UCSC campus....
Posted: Tue, May 2, 2006 12:55am PDT
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