["This sign is larger than 30" x 30," you're under arrest"]
New UC Riverside Protest Guidelines:
Just in time for a Regents meeting at UCR on January 18.
provisional home of the College of Debtors in Defiance
Just in time for a Regents meeting at UCR on January 18.
UC Berkeley Chancellor Birgeneau’s campus police report to the chancellor and the campus police take direction from the chancellor. University of California (UC) campus chancellors vet their campus police protocols. Birgeneau allowed pepper spray and use of batons to be included in his campus police protocols.
ReplyDeleteChancellor Birgeneau’s campus police use brutal baton jabs on students protesting increases in tuition. UC Berkeley Chancellor Birgeneau and UC Davis Chancellor Katehi are in dereliction of their duties.
Birgeneau and UC Davis Chancellor need to quit or be fired for permitting the brutal outrages on students protesting tuition increases.
Opinions? Email the UC Board of Regents marsha.kelman@ucop.edu
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
ReplyDeleteGood luck trying to send emails to the Regents.
ReplyDeleteSee http://UniversityProbe.org
Charlie Schwartz
From the UCR Guidlines:
ReplyDelete"Chalking - Develop a proposal to include sample messaging, proposed locations, and a
cleanup plan for review and approval by UCR."
The requirement to provide sample messaging to the administration for approval reeks of prior restraint on the part of the administration.
I like how the rules also state "don't distribute literature at the entrances to buildings"
ReplyDeleteWasn't that the kickoff event for the free speech movement in the '60s? I believe it was the suppression of 'flyering' on Sproul Plaza that sparked the reaction of thousands...
There should be such a similar reaction to this. Outrageous!