Halloween Critical Massers Ride the Streets of Santa Cruz
Critical Mass in October is especially fun because it is a Halloween Ride where people dress and act in a freakish fashion.
Critical Mass in October is especially fun because it is a Halloween Ride where people dress and act in a freakish fashion.
Presentation on the “Dome City” shelters and struggle for housing in Houston, Texas, and volunteering with Common Ground in New Orleans, Louisiana. September 9-21, 2005.
Among the people gathered to protest Bush, was Tim, John and Aaron, three members of Iraq Veterans Against the War.
Military recruiters returned to UC Santa Cruz for the first time since they were rallied off campus by Students Against War on April 5, 2005.
About 250 people participated in the march through downtown Watsonville to commemorate those who have died of gang, domestic, and international violence.
KDRT hosted the Low Power FM Radio Roundup in Davis, bringing together volunteers from community stations around California and Oregon.
It could not be anymore clear that a large section of Santa Cruz, especially students and workers at UCSC, are in solidarity with striking bus drivers.
Bus drivers who were rallying at the Metro Center were very happy to see such a large group of people marching in solidarity with bus drivers.
On October 7, 2005, a March and Rally to End the Bus Strike by Supporting Workers was organized by the Student and Worker Coalition for Justice (SWCJ) at UC Santa Cruz. The demonstration began with a rally at the base of UCSC followed by a march to the Metro Center in downtown Santa Cruz.