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UCSC Students Oppose CAFTA!
07 Apr 2005
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by
Aleah Lawrence-Pine
UCSC students are planning a week of action to co-incide with the Global Week of Action for economic justice. There will be five days of events to educate and activate students around the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA)
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LOCAL News :: Environment & Food : Globalization & Capitalism : Labor & Economics
Coastal Commision Staves off Special Interests
For 3 decades, it has been the duty of the
California Coastal Commision to ensure "environmentally sustainable and prudent use" of California's 1100 mile coastline. By upholding it's mandate, the commision has won for itself many enemies among those wealthy enough to own a piece of the shoreline. Recently, it's opponents have prevailed in state courts to declare the commission illegal: but those rulings are on hold pending a decision by the Supreme Court of California.
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Take Action:From the Ongoing Sit-In at Washington University in St. Louis
05 Apr 2005
by
WashU Student Workers Alliance
The following is from a student participating in the ongoing sit-in/occupation in the main administrative building of Washington University in St. Louis. The sit-in is in support of campus workers who do not currently receive a living wage. Currently the sit-in has been going on for over 24 hours(as of noon april 5). Below this message is a list of ways you can take action.
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LOCAL News :: Civil & Human Rights : Education & Youth : Labor & Economics
THE PEOPLE CELEBRATE CHAVEZ BIRTHDAY
Photos of Cesar Chavez Birthday celebrations -- Davenport Resource Center, Watsonville Brown Beret Youth Empowerment March and Rally.
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Making Sense of the UCSC Crisis
04 Apr 2005
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by
long road collective
Last year, the UC made $786 million more than it spent. Yet all we hear about is the “budget crisis.� This doesn’t sound like a budget crisis to us. Our university is in crisis, it’s true, but the main issue isn’t the budget. The main issues are priorities and power. Our resources are being
extracted. The space we have to live and learn in is
contracting. What all of us really need is a say in how the university distributes its vast resources. What we need is
democratization.
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