The static sound of chanting, "Whose campus? Our campus!" grew clearer as hundreds of UC San Diego students progressed toward the Price Center Ballroom for a two-hour "teach- in" on Feb. 24, orchestrated by UCSD administration in response to recent racial tension on campus.
Campus police arrested a man on Feb. 25 as he attempted to steal a student's bicycle from a bike rack in front of the T building, reported College Police Sgt. Louis M. Zizzo.
In an attempt to demonstrate disapproval of public education budget cuts, City College students, faculty and staff are planning a walk out of classes on on the same day of the National Call for Action on March 4.
City College's chapter of Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth announced that more than 1000 building professionals have signed a petition demanding the government hold a new investigation of 9/11. With support of other San Diegans for Truth members, City' AE911 Truth club, which is led by student Steve Fahrney, received the campus community with hand outs and complimentary DVD's of investigation which, allegedly, proves that explosives were used to demolish the World Trade Center towers and Building 7.
Students In Free Enterprise (SIFE) hosted their first of several financial literacy seminars to take place on City campus, on Feb. 23, in an attempt to provide education on credit card debt, establishing credit, and budgeting.
City BEAT Club, M.E.C.H.A. and Visionary Feminists presented "Education, Not Incarceration," a program examining the relationship between education and the prison industrial complex at the Seville Theatre On Feb. 25.