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\u20183, 6, 9, 12, Budgets Cuts Can Go to Hell\u2019 <\/a>
In retaliation against California\u2019s tuition hikes and education budget cuts, students from across the state kicked off a \u201cDay of Action and Strike in Defense of Public Education\u201d on Thursday with assemblies, walkouts and teach-ins. The action was part of a national protest.\u2014JCL Los Angeles Times: Students against cuts in education funding kicked off a national day of protests Thursday with generally peaceful rallies, walkouts and teach-ins at universities and high schools. A large crowd had gathered at UCLA\u2019s Bruin Plaza where hundreds of students, faculty and staff members chanted, \u201cWho\u2019s got the power? We\u2019ve got the power!\u201d as others walked out of classes for the protest. The protest was just one of hundreds all over the state, and nation, for the Day of Action and Strike in Defense of Public Education. More than 200 protesters blocked two main campus entrances at UC Santa Cruz and reportedly smashed a car windshield with a metal pipe, officials said. At UC Berkeley, nearly 150 protesters \u2013 chanting \u201cMoney for jobs and education, not for war and incarceration\u201d \u2013 blocked the main pedestrian entrance to campus and also sought to stop people from walking into the university by hanging \u201cdanger\u201d tape across paths. Read more<\/p>\n

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In retaliation against California’s tuition hikes and education budget cuts, students from across the state kicked off a “Day of Action and Strike in Defense of Public Education” on Thursday with assemblies, walkouts and teach-ins. The action was part of a national protest.—JCL<\/i><\/p>\n

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Students against cuts in education funding kicked off a national day of protests Thursday with generally peaceful rallies, walkouts and teach-ins at universities and high schools. <\/p>\n

A large crowd had gathered at UCLA\u2019s Bruin Plaza where hundreds of students, faculty and staff members chanted, “Who’s got the power? We’ve got the power!” as others walked out of classes for the protest. <\/p>\n

The protest was just one of hundreds all over the state, and nation, for the Day of Action and Strike in Defense of Public Education.<\/p>\n

More than 200 protesters blocked two main campus entrances at UC Santa Cruz and reportedly smashed a car windshield with a metal pipe, officials said. At UC Berkeley, nearly 150 protesters \u2013 chanting “Money for jobs and education, not for war and incarceration” \u2013 blocked the main pedestrian entrance to campus and also sought to stop people from walking into the university by hanging “danger” tape across paths.<\/p>\n

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