Fight Fee Hikes by Joining Us at an Upcoming Action
It's Raining Debt on Students. This year the Governor proposed cutting $332 million from the UC system. His cuts could translate into devastating fee hikes
upwards of 20% for students. Fees have already risen 93% in the last six years and now it’s time to tell the Governor that the
state budget cannot continually be balanced on the backs of students.
In March over 200 students rallied in Sacramento with the UC Student Association and got coverage in the SacBee,
NBC,
CBS,
ABC,
Fox
, and Univision.
Now is the time to keep the pressure up. Join us at our upcoming state-wide actions:
April 21st Coalition Actions - UCSA, in coalition with the California State Student Association (CSSA), and the Student Senate
for California Community Colleges (SSCCC) will be having state-wide actions. Get details on how you can join us in LA or Sacramento
at www.studentsforcalifornia.org
May 14th @ the UCLA Board of Regents Meeting - Students will protest before the Regents make their decision on fees
for next year.
May 19th Study-In @ the State Capitol - During finals week, instead of sitting-in, students will "study-in" at the state Capitol
to respond to the Governor's May revision of the state budget.
Read about the amazing work students accomplished throughout the fall and the work we have cut out for us this spring in UCSA's Fall 2007 Newsletter
Students Respond to Governor's Proposal to Cut $331.9 Million from UC System
January 11, 2008 - Danny Montes, UCSA Board Chair and UC Berkeley 4th year undergraduate is interviewed by CBS San Francisco Channel 5.
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