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Police in the US have used pepper spray against peaceful students taking part in an 'Occupy' campaign in front of the University of California. Demonstrators had been ordered to remove their camp, but after refusing, officers showed up and and tore their tents down, using force against unarmed people. 10 protesters have been arrested. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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12160.info NEWLY ADDED - #OccupyCal #OccupyBerkley Update! http Police yank women by their hair November 9 Occupy Cal, Raw Footage ning.it Another angle t.co Police Take Down 'Occupy Cal' Encampment At UC Berkeley police beating on students with batons for absolutely no reason - graphic #occupycal #solidarity #ows Video : www.youtube.com

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In a rare protest victory for students, a recent proposal to cut over 300 million dollars from the Cal Grants program was stopped after students and faculty protested. These cuts, which would have disproportionately hurt poor and minority students, have been warded off for now. Ana and John discuss the future ramifications. What do you think will happen next? What programs will be cut to make up for this California state budget deficit? Will students be targeted again, once this protest fervor dies down? And if you liked this video, "like" it as well! :) Subscribe to TYT U for more videos:‪www.youtube.com ‬ Submit a video to TYT U! We love hearing from students and faculty ‪www.youtube.com Follow us on twitter! ‪ twitter.com twitter.com twitter.com

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Video courtesy: www.youtube.com CalTV - www.caltv.org and www.youtube.com US police in riot gear have clashed with student protesters at the University of California, Berkeley, after they refused to dismantle their camp. Tents were erected following a march against tuition fee increases for students - which was part of the broader Occupy Wall Street movement. Several activists were arrested, some were beaten by police with batons. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Seven University of California students were arrested and dozens of others suffered bruises and abrasions following a police crackdown on an attempted encampment at a local plaza on Wednesday. "We had the tents set up for about a half an hour when the police decided they wanted to shut down the camp," student protester Eric Uribe recalled in an interview with RT. "What the students did is they set up a human wall around the tents. Soon after that, the police approached with full force in riot gear, with batons. We had no intention to move, but they jabbed some of us repeatedly in the stomach, pulling people onto the floor and arresting them." Hundreds of protesters had gathered at the town's Sproul Plaza to protest against tuition fee increases and public education funding cuts. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Police clashed with University of California at Berkeley students who were showing solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street movement and protesting high tuition. Alyona Minkovski joins Ana Kasparian to discuss. Watch more TYT University here: www.youtube.com Watch more Alonya here: www.youtube.com Watch more college related videos: www.youtube.com

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UCB English Professor Celeste Langan (1st woman pulled), NOW FACES CRIMINAL CHARGES because she was part of this protest. Support the Campaign to Stop the Political Witchhunt of Occupy Cal Protesters at BAMN.COM Professor Langan offers out her wrists and tells police they can arrest her -- they yank her out by the hair and do the same with two students. The police were intent on destroying the Occupy Cal encampment tents. At 1:33, because a woman is pinned to a bush and being batoned, a man tries to help her but gets pulled out and beaten by police. Students TOOK A STAND and stayed! The police had to retreat. Later that night, students voted 570 to 30 for a UNIVERSITYWIDE STRIKE Tuesday, Nov. 15 to defend public education and stop cuts, fee hikes, and privatization. More videos will be posted -- subscribe to channel for updates.

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5pm November 17, 2011: UC Berkeley Landscape Architecture Students march from the College of Environmental Design to Sproul Plaza to join the Occupy Cal and participate in the General Assembly.

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Student Body Presidents and Vice Presidents from universities across the nation - Stanford, Berkeley, Columbia, Harvard, Duke, Georgetown, Alaska Anchorage, Arizona, Oklahoma State, Michigan State, Chapman, Westminster College, West Virginia, and Indiana University - unite in support of our right to free assembly and expression.

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This week the Occupy movement drew thousands of California college students to protest on campuses across the state. The University of California system faces some of the steepest budget cuts and tuition hikes in the nation. Tuition and fees could increase by 81 percent over the next four years. This fall, students saw tuition hikes just a few weeks before their classes began. Community colleges and the California State University system face similar fee hikes. On Wednesday students held protests at least 10 campuses, including UC Irvine, UCLA and UC Berkeley, where police forcibly removed students and arrested 39 people. For more, we turn to a report by KPFA's John Hamilton. [Originally aired on Democracy Now!, 11/11/2011]

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Stand with Joel as he takes on the billionaire Koch Brothers. bit.ly Cal State LA Senior Joel Francis issued this debate challenge to billionaire CEO Charles Koch, of Koch Industries to debate California's economic future and Prop 23 anytime, anywhere in the state, between now and election day. Mr. Koch has donated at least $1 million to try and pass Prop 23. Joel is part of Power Vote CA, a project of the California Student Sustainability Coalition (www.powervote.ca). He is one of hundreds of student leaders working across the state to stop Prop 23 and mobilize young people to vote on November 2.

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Actions you can take: • Call members of Congress and ask them not to cut the Pell grant or TRIO programs • Sign the petition in support of Speaker John Pérez's Middle Class Scholarship Act: asmdc.org About the "Where's the Funding?" video project: In the Spring of 2012, the Associated Students of the University of California and imagiCal joined forces to produce the "Where's the Funding" video project with the goal of showing the public and our representatives the immense importance of public higher education. We believe that it is critical that our representatives hear the voices of the students and know that cutting higher education will have a very damaging effect on the future of this nation. The "Where's the Funding?" video project documents the experiences and sentiments of students at the University of California, Berkeley and then provides insight from Former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich about why funding public higher education is so important in today's social and political climate.

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Friday Nov. 18th at 4:54 PM Police pepper spray students who refused to move out of the way.

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"One heart" performance for MSA Cal Poly Pomona banquet. just practice one day before. So, Still need a lot of work for this group. Alhamdulillah, hope Allah will make everything easy. Btw,if you guys want to listen to the song, use your earphone, the voice will be more beautiful. (^__^)

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Students are arrested after forcibly reentering the Chancellor's Office in Long Beach during the board of trustees meeting Wednesday, Nov. 16. Protesters were removed from the meeting for being disruptive. After the students were arrested, the glass front door was shattered during a struggle between California State University police and protesters. Produced by Andrew Lopez / Daily Sundial

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More raw footage of the Day of Action on Sproul. Police beat students with batons and arrest 6 individuals.

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Here's the link www.youtube.com A Republican group at the University of California, Berkeley has cooked up controversy with a plan to hold an "Increase Diversity Bake Sale" as a way to oppose legislation that would allow public colleges to consider race in student admissions. (Sept. 26)test against an Affirmative Action-like bill awaiting Gov. Jerry Brown's signature, UC Berkeley College Republicans announced plans to host a satirical Increase Diversity Bake Sale, selling racially price-adjusted pastries on campus, SFGate reported. The bake sale is scheduled for Tuesday morning at 10am. The announcement, posted on the group's Facebook page, advertised a pricing structure, ranging from $2 per pastry for white men to $.25 per pastry for Native Americans, with a $.25 price break for women. "Just like the CA Senate Bills 185 and 387 the phone bank supports, we will be considering race, gender, ethnicity, national/geographic origin and other relevant factors to ensure the equitable distribution of baked goods to our diverse student body," read the announcement. The post finished with a signoff: "Hope to see you all there! If you don't come, you're a racist!" In another post, the group explained that the bake sale is meant to be satirical. But many students were not amused. "I'm ashamed to know that I go to the same school with people who would say stuff like this," said student Skyler Hogan-Van Sickle in a Facebook. "I'm really trying to figure out how someone can be this <b>...</b>

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Students who say "yes" to UC Davis join one of the top public research universities in the world and receive a challenging education and unmatched research and internship opportunities. They also become part of an active, diverse student community on a beautiful campus immersed in the arts.

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Cal State has decided to freeze enrollment for most of its campuses starting next spring, while waiting to see if a controversial tax plan that would help fund Cal State universities passes. Will this move end up working? Or are California college students screwed? If you liked this video, "like" it as well! :) Subscribe to TYT U for more videos:‪www.youtube.com ‬ Submit a video to TYT U! We love hearing from students and faculty ‪www.youtube.com

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On Tuesday, March 20th 2012, a Christian group, led by Evangelist Jed Smock, occupied Cal State Long Beach's campus in an effort to proselytize students. They were met with a largely negative response and drew many heckles from the crowd. An unidentified student protested the group's presence by drawing a sign of her own and verbally confronting the group.

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April 18 (Bloomberg Law) -- Just how onerous is the debt load for law students? Consider the graduates of San Diego's California Western School of Law. They have an average of more than $153000 in loans, the biggest debt load of any law school in the nation, according to US News & World Report. That's enough to buy this 41-foot yacht, complete with hydraulic Jet Ski lift. Or stay on this private Caribbean island for more than 100 days. Or dine at an Outback Steakhouse every night for more than 16 years. Even if they stretch out the loans over 25 years, graduates could be spending as much as 20 percent of their gross income just to pay off the debt. While Cal Western tops the charts, it's hardly the only law school where graduates are saddled with massive debt. The average law student nationwide leaves school owing more than $100000. And there are far more law school graduates than available legal jobs. This decade, US law schools will produce four times as many new lawyers as there will be new lawyer jobs, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. So it's no wonder that the number of people taking the LSAT has dropped 24 percent over the last two years. Law school isn't the ticket to riches it once was. Produced by Josh Block Follow: @joshblock560 www.bloomberglaw.com

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www.democracynow.org - This week the Occupy movement drew thousands of California college students to protests on at least 10 campuses, including UC-Irvine, UCLA, and UC-Berkeley, where police forcibly removed students and arrested 39 people. Democracy Now! airs a video report from John Hamilton, who reports for KPFA. To watch an extended interview with David Crosby and Graham Nash on Democracy Now!, read the transcript, download the podcast, and for additional information about Democracy Now!, visit www.democracynow.org FOLLOW DEMOCRACY NOW! ONLINE: Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: @democracynow Subscribe on YouTube: www.youtube.com Daily Email News Digest: www.democracynow.org Please consider supporting independent media by making a donation to Democracy Now! today, visit www.democracynow.org

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Season's Greetings from California State University, Northridge! Students, faculty and staff produced this flash mob in honor of President Koester, who retires in December 2011. The performance celebrates her legacy of school spirit and collaboration, which will endure into the new year... and beyond! flash mob video directed and edited by Tony Hillbruner additional cinematography by Leandro Siow and Maryna Volkava assistant editor: Edward Chamourian holiday card post production and additional editing by Krishna Narayanamurti produced by Stacy Lieberman executive producer: Vance Peterson flash mob choreography led and arranged by Susan Widelitz special thanks: Hilary Baker and the Division of Information Technology; the Department of Admissions and Records; the Valley Performing Arts Center, Barbara Gross, Tom McCarron, Randy Reynaldo, Linda Noblejas, Dominique Muñoz, Michelle Henley, Geoff Stocker, Lee Choo, Jacquil Constant, Peter Medina, Matty and all the Matadors who performed in and helped organize the Flash Mob! recorded November 9, 2011 at the Valley Performing Arts Center

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UCPD and Alameda County Sheriffs beating students at Sproul Plaza (UC Berkeley) who are peacefully trying to protest against tuition hikes. Filmed 3.30pm Nov. 9

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Even though it might be raining it still does not stop UC Berkeley Students from having fun. This video shows how you can ride the waves through the Berkeley campus. Produced by Hurricane Productions

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Based on an idea from a University of California, Berkeley, student, Roland Saekow, ChronoZoom - a zoomable timeline of timelines augmented with multimedia features -- is coming to life. UC Berkeley geology professor Walter Alvarez and his students have teamed up with Microsoft Research Connections engineers to make this web-based software possible. ChronoZoom is being designed to help visualize history and to assist researchers in viewing large amounts of data to find new historical connections. A beta version of ChronoZoom was released today (Wednesday, March 1, 2012) by Outercurve Foundation, a non-profit organization that supports open-source software. The idea arose in a UC Berkeley course about Big History taught by Alvarez, who first proposed that a comet or asteroid smashed into the Earth 65 million years ago and killed off the dinosaurs. Big History is a unified, interdisciplinary way of looking at and teaching the history of the cosmos, Earth, life and humanity: the history of everything. For full story: newscenter.berkeley.edu

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(FinalCall.com) - Minister Farrakhan addressed students at the University of California, Berkeley on Israel's pulling America into war with Iran and its dire consequences, March 10, 2012. - Read about Berkeley Student reactions @ goo.gl - Read about Minister Farrakhan's Berkeley visit @ goo.gl - Order CD, DVD or MP3 of full speech @ Store.FinalCall.com

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ASUC Perspectives Showcase - March 2nd | Zellerbach Hall | 7PM TIckets: perspectives2012.eventbrite.com or Sproul Plaza Visit http for more information. Collaborative Performences by: Azaad & Fei Tian, Barestage & Human Journal, Cal Jazz Choir & UC Berkeley TDPS, Dil Se & The Golden Overtones, For Christ's Sake & Kol HaDov, Bhangra & Ego, Jericho! & Barestage Unscripted, and Cal Slam & Soloist Dancers. Perspectives is the largest collaboration of student talent on the West Coast, uniting students, staff and faculty across UC Berkeley. On March 2nd 2012, student performance groups of all cultures and art forms will collaborate with one another to deliver an exciting and cohesive show in Zellerbach Hall. The purpose of the show is to celebrate diversity, culture, and collaboration. This video was brought to you by Jeff and Kelly

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Police State.... Police using brutal force on Peacefully protesting students at "Occupy University of California, Berkley.. "

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This is the UCPD and Alamedia County Sheriff's Department dressed up in riot gear and beating up Berkeley students for peacefully protesting in front of the administration building

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Made by UC Berkeley's jericho! comedy. We have a free show friday 1-27-12 at 8pm in 101 moffit! We are also holding audition this weekend. For more information about auditions, future show dates, and just plane jericho! go to for more info go to facebook.com/jerichocomedy or jerichocomedy.tumblr.com

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Police at the University of California spray sit-down protesters linked with the Occupy movement, attracting international condemnation. Report by Sam Datta-Paulin. Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com and follow us on Twitter at twitter.com

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Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston, author of California Reads selected book Farewell to Manzanar (with husband James D. Houston), talks about how the very personal story of her family's life in an internment camp became a cautionary tale about civil rights violations read by hundreds of thousands of students in the United States. For 2012, the California Reads program is part of our Searching for Democracy initiative. Look for interviews with the other California Reads authors and find out more about Searching for Democracy here on our website www.calhum.org. *Note: this is the short version of this interview. You can also find the full-length version of the interview here on our YouTube Channel.

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Cal State Northridge Professor CT Lin, Department of Mechanical Engineering, appears in this clip from the Science Channel's "Prophets of Science Fiction." Lin explains the project he led with his team of CSUN students called the "Red RAVEN" (Robotic Autonomous Vehicle Engineered at Northridge) and its implications for future technological advancements in transportation. Courtesy of the Science Channel.

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This is continued from Part 1 here: upload.youtube.com It documents the police response to nonviolent protesters. The clip begins with police beating and pushing back students and ends with the police retreating and the students raising a tent triumphantly in the air.

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After taking down the tents, the police realized they couldn't clear the crowd and cut their losses. UCPD buh-bye. General Assembly that night voted 570 to 30 for a UNIVERSITYWIDE STRIKE Tuesday, Nov. 15 the day before the statewide mobilization to the UC Regents meeting, to stop fee hikes, cuts, and privatization and defend public education! Subscribe to BAMN channel for updates.

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Cal Poly's Student Orientation Advising and Registration (SOAR) program introduces new students and families to Cal Poly's academic expectations, campus resources and the college transition. SOAR is held annually in August.

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