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Students Occupy Los Angeles to Support Upcoming California State University Domingus Hills Strike‏
War Machines Company Caterpillar Shifts Manufacturing From Japan Back to North America, Closer to Its Clients

Allies Have Doubts About Protesters in Wisconsin
 
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Students Occupy Los Angeles to Support Upcoming California State University Domingus Hills Strike   -  Saturday, Nov.12, 2011  -  


Students Occupy Los Angeles (S.O.L.A.) is a group of students around the Los Angeles region that support the Occupy Movement and Occupy L.A.. The group seeks to address greed and corruption in society using methods that are non-violent and supported by our rights as US citizens, as guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution.   S.O.L.A. adheres to a policy of nonviolence in all it does.


In Southern California, the following schools have occupy interest/support groups, General Assemblies and/or occupations, and some degree of connection with Students Occupy Los Angeles (S.O.L.A.) at Occupy Los Angeles:


Cal State U Los Angeles

Cal State U Long Beach

CSUN (may try to erect tents soon)

East Los Angeles College

Glendale Community College

Occidental College

Pasadena City College

Pitzer College of the Claremont Colleges

Providence High School

Santa Monica Community College

UCLA

UCSD

USC

Victor Senior High School


The Occupy movement drew thousands of California college students to protests earlier last week.  10 campuses or more were involved. Included were UCLA, UC Irvine, and UC Berkeley.  At UC Berkeley, police used force to remove students participating in non-violent protest.  39 people were arrested.  


Last Saturday, S.O.L.A.  consensed to be a part of the up-coming state-wide and nation-wide occupy actions (Nov. 15th and 17th) in solidarity with UC Berkeley in light of the issues there earlier this week.  


In support of UC Berkeley and the issues raised by its occupation attempt (ie the dismantling of public education, constant rise in student fees and debt, etc.)  S.O.L.A.  will be acting in support of the CFA Strike at CSU Domingus Hills on Nov. 17, ’11.

CSULA students are invited to go to CSU Domingus Hills by bus for free from CSULA.

1st bus to leave CSULA at 8:30 am   and return to CSULA at 1:00 pm.

2nd bus to leave CSULA at 1:30 pm   and return to CSULA at  6:00 pm.


For more info on the strike, or the possibility of bus transportation to and from the strike from CSULA call the California Faculty Association Office at CSULA asking for Leone Hankey at  1-323-343-5310, or email them at cfa at cslanet.calstatela.edu


For general strike info, you may also contact the union's state office via email at cfa_la at calfac.org  .


The main CSUDH address is 1000 East Victoria Street,  Carson, CA 90747-0005 .

The general CSUDH phone number is (310) 243-3696.

The CSUDH website is www.csudh.edu/  .

The CSUDH campus is just east of the intersections of the 405, the 110 and Hwy. 91.


A Students Occupy L.A.  (S.O.L.A.) meetings are held every Saturday on the north steps of L.A. City Hall at 12:30 pm.  All students in support of the occupy movement are invited to attend.  Check out 2 S.O.L.A. Committees on Facebook.  Email S.O.L.A. at studentsoccupyla at gmail.com


Peace and Justice - 

Greg from LA in LA - CSULA grad student




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War Machines Company Caterpillar Shifts Manufacturing From Japan Back to North America, Closer to Its Clients
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Allies Have Doubts About Protesters in Wisconsin
By MONICA DAVEY 
Thousands of demonstrators swarmed Wisconsin's Capitol last winter, opposing cuts to collective bargaining rights and workers' benefits. A handful are still there.
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