Journalists were back in Oakland for a protest at the Lakeview school this week.
Sentiment in Oakland CA this week.
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Posts Tagged ‘Budget cuts’
School protest in Oakland CA
June 21, 2012Arnieville in Berkeley CA
May 22, 2010
Activists in Berkeley set up a tent city called “Arnieville” to protest recent budget cuts in CA.
Berkeley Daily Planet, Jane Stillwater’s blog, and Smirking Chimp have permission to reprint any of these photos.
The real deal masked student photo
March 6, 2010
Earlier today, we posted a different photo of the masked student. This is the shot we intended to post.
It seems that keeping track of which photo is on which floppy disk is more difficult to do than it was in the day of Nikon F’s and rolls of Tri-X.
“What a drag it is gettin’ old . . .”
Who was that masked man?
March 6, 2010
Unidentified student (he’s masked dontcha know?) hoists a protest sign Thursday, March 4, 2010, at the Sather Gate on the Bekeley campus. Students were protesting budget cuts.
Scabs scoot
March 6, 2010
Scabs get ready to race to the finish line which symbolized the picket line. Some students agreed to “race” to (and across) the finish line. Photo taken Thursday March 4, 2010 at the Sather Gate area of UCB campus.
Berkeley Protest
March 5, 2010
Students of UCB were temporarily delayed by stalled bus Thursday. Students marched from Berkeley campus to Oakland to protest budget cuts. Photo taken on Telegraph Ave (near the Willard school) on Thursday March 4, 2010.
World’s Laziest Journalist’s photos
March 5, 2010
Stalled bus delays students protesting budget cuts. Taken March 4, 2010 on Telegraph Ave. in Berkeley CA
World’s Laziest Journalist in action
March 5, 2010
Students at Berkeley protest state budget cuts on Thursday March 4, 2010.
Hey, hey, LBJ, how many educations did you kill today?
September 25, 2009
On Thursday, September 24, 2009, students at UCB (Berkeley) held a rally supporting the teachers’ walkout over budget cuts. The protest rally was held at Sproul Plaza which was the scene for many famous Free Speech rallies in the Sixties. The times they are a changing!
