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{March 11, 2010}

Image Protesters Take to the Streets on March 4

Julie Eng & Arianna Puopolo

Students protest across the state on the March 4 Day of Action.

Image Fish Rap Live! Looks to Restructure

Jennifer Cain

Student publication reevaluates purpose after students of color take offense to racially-charged content.

Image UCSC Student Remembered in On-Campus Memorial

Julia Reis

On Sunday, March 7, one month to the day after Benjamin Quaye’s body was found in a ditch along Almar Avenue after he fell and hit his head, friends and family held a memorial at the Oakes Learning Center to say their goodbyes and share their memories of Quaye and his impact on the Oakes community and UC Santa Cruz as a whole.

{March 4, 2010}

Image Protests to Possibly Continue on Friday

Tim Lindvall

SANTA CRUZ, CA – Protesters at the base of campus on Thursday discussed the possibility of continuing protests on Friday at UCSC.

Protestors Shut Down Campus

Alejandro Trejo

Protestors shut down both entrances to UC Santa Cruz at around 6:00 a.m. for the March 4 day of action.
In an effort to gain more support for higher education, students, teachers, workers and members of the Santa Cruz community came together today as one voice.
As a result of the action, some campus services were reduced, [...]

Image UCSC Feminists Organize Locally to Act Globally

Molly Carter

New student group hopes to inspire dialogue and activism.

Image Students Storm Sac

Julie Eng & Sarah Naugle

Five students arrested after demonstrating inside the Capitol.

Image State of California to Audit UC

Ben Gevercer

Auditors will focus on the University of California Office of the President’s spending.

Image Demonstration Kicks Off Week of Action

Ben Gevercer

Manning a 12-person slug puppet and a rolling stereo sound system, about 40 students marched throughout the UCSC campus on Monday, March 1 from Noon to 2 p.m.

Image Hate-based Incidents Spark Student and Administrative Response

Katelyn Jacobson

The University of California prides itself on diversity, but its 10 campuses have been reminded that there’s still work to do.