Student Conduct Charges from Nov. 8th Rally + March
In response to the previous letter the lawyer sent to the administration (see here: UAW Lawyer’s email to the UCI admin), the Office of Student Conduct has released their first charge against a student-worker that organized and participated in November 8th’s Rally and March against UC privatization. Sure enough the charges are absurd, given that these are the same charges we accused the administration of taking against several student activists that same day. (Notice how conveniently they changed the time to say ‘you started it first’… we’ll see about that). This is how the UC chill’s student activist on campus. First brute force and then “conduct sanctions.”
UCI uses force to silence students right to protest.
On November 8th, about 200 students gathered at the flagpoles in dissatisfaction of the misplaced priorities of the University and the state in funding public education. ”Prop 30 Won’t Save Us” because we have already suffered enough. Our situation as it is is not acceptable.
After the march, students and workers peacefully attempted to march through the campus to notice the heavy amount of repressive forces placed at every. Guards stood at every door of the administration building and public spaces such as the student center and the food court.
Check out the letter the UAW’s lawyer sent to the administration later on that week.
UAW Lawyer’s letter to UCI admin
After the march, students and workers peacefully attempted to march through the campus to notice the heavy amount of repressive forces placed at every. Guards stood at every door of the administration building and public spaces such as the student center and the food court.
Check out the letter the UAW’s lawyer sent to the administration later on that week.
UAW Lawyer’s letter to UCI admin
