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In Defense of Children

The Walnut Avenue Women’s Center and other concerned community members rallied to spare childcare from state budget cuts

During the Men’s Basketball Greek Week event, Ethan Bennett of Alpha Epsilon Pi takes the ball up court.  Photo by Chelsea McKeown
Sports

When Togas Take the Field

As the Greek Week sets in at UCSC, IGC organizers reflect on how the Greek system is growing.

Illustrations by Leigh Douglas
Features

State of the Union

As unions struggle their way through the UC’s financial woes, public sector unions aren’t safe from attrition. Here's a look at the changing union climate at UCSC.

Photo Courtesy of Hai Vo
Campus

Strawberry & Justice Festival Highlights Labor Issues

This year’s 2nd annual Strawberry & Justice Festival will take place at the farm on May 17. The event includes live music and organic fresh food and various activities intended to bring light to issues surrounding agriculture and social justice.

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Arts & Entertainment

Porter Day of Arts Invites Community to Participate

After several quarters of varying participation, UCSC Arts department faithfuls hope to reinvigorate the Student Art Movement with their upcoming Porter Day of the Arts on May 12.

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Features
Illustrations by Leigh Douglas
  • State of the Union
  • Breaking Social Barriers
  • With Bodies Painted & Pierced
  • Loose Strands in a Thick Web
  • Smartphones & Seabirds
Campus
Photo Courtesy of Hai Vo
  • Strawberry & Justice Festival Highlights Labor Issues
  • Database Combats Cancer
  • 33rd annual Multicultural Festival Creates Space for Cultural Understanding
  • Cesar Chavez Convocation to Address Immigration
  • Protest Policy to Be Outlined in Forum
City
Illustration by Christine Hipp.
  • This Week in News
  • In Defense of Children
  • The People vs. the 99 Percent
  • Rape Survivors and Allies March for Awareness
  • Training People Not to Fight
Community & Culture
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  • Lighting Up the New Year
  • Breaking with Tradition — On and Off the Court
  • Queer Student Union Hosts Second-Annual Queer Prom
  • Green Economy and Innovation: A Brief Q&A with Author and Activist Van Jones
  • Taking Psychedelics to the Next Level
Sports
During the Men’s Basketball Greek Week event, Ethan Bennett of Alpha Epsilon Pi takes the ball up court.  Photo by Chelsea McKeown
  • When Togas Take the Field
  • Slugs Suffer Stinging Loss to Carthage in Semi-Final
  • Women’s Soccer Alumni Come Home
  • Riders on and off the Screen
  • UCSC Women’s Water Polo Club Wins League Title
Arts & Entertainment
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  • UCSC Student-Filmed Documentary Premieres at Santa Cruz Film Festival
  • Remixing It Up
  • Q & A: Carolyn Dunn
  • Porter Day of Arts Invites Community to Participate
  • Review: ‘I’ve Got Something on Your Mind’
Blogs
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  • Apple Bites
  • Cookies
  • Super Bowl Snacks
  • Gastronomy
  • Spelunking on a Sunday: Exploring Porter College’s Backyard
Opinion & Editorial
Illustration by Amanda Alten.
  • The Right’s Biggest Problem
  • Call for Justice for Santa Cruz 11
  • A League of Our Own
  • Ask AFSCME First
  • Supporting Women in the Sciences
Other Stories
“I feel like it’s good for those who want to be part of a community. Some fraternities and sororities do hazing, but others don’t. I would say they are accepting of everyone.” Gabriella Soc, fourth-year, College Eight, Psychology.
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