A call to stop all activity on campus tomorrow 02.17.2011 The Teaching Assistants’ Association is calling for a “teach out” — for all action on campus tomorrow to cease for a second day. This is a sign of solidarity with …
Protests continue on at the Capitol building in Madison where the hundreds who slept here last night are being joined by thousands of their fellow citizens. Democratic state senators left the Capitol this morning in an act of protest against …
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Petition to recall Republican senators who are supporting this bill: *** UPDATE *** Recall petitions have been filed in 8 districts. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has a good article on the recalls. Get more information and signup to help: http://www.recalltherepublican8.com/
A letter of support from most of the professors at the top-ranked School of Journalism and Mass Communication at UW-Madison. February 16, 2011 To the Governor and Legislature: We, the undersigned faculty and staff members of the School of Journalism …
For immediate release Contact: Alex Hanna, 765-404-6996 Kevin Gibbons, 813-466-0952 Hundreds of students, chanting “Show me what democracy looks like! This is what democracy looks like!” filled State Street at 10 a.m. They marched to the Capitol for the beginning …
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The Teaching Assistants’ Association is strongly calling for a “teach out” tomorrow. This means we’re calling for all activity to cease on campus in response to the threat that the Budget Repair Bill poses to graduate employees, the university community, …
We’re hearing the Republicans are amending the bill. Stay tuned for updates.
EMERGENCY MEMBERSHIP MEETING TODAY at the Capitol — 4pm, 2nd floor North Hearing Room. Come decide what we do in response to the Joint Finance Committee’s vote, and how we KILL THIS BILL!