Food Authors, Writers and Academics Urge UC Berkeley to “Embrace the Gill Tract Farm, Not Police it”
May 15, 2012 | 5 Comments
We urge the administration and campus police to drop all charges against the farmers and protesters, and to engage in good-faith negotiations to ensure that the Gill Tract is reserved for community-based agricultural use to be governed as a form of commons in conjunction with the farmers and local community.
Economy, Education, Energy, Environment, Healthcare, Homelessness, Housing, Immigration, Labor, Land Use, Politics, War
Presidential Debate: San Francisco Greens Love Jill Stein and Roseanne Barr
May 14, 2012 | 13 Comments
The world described by Stein and Barr bears little resemblance to that described by incumbent President Barack Obama and Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney.
Do Youthful Indiscretions Matter?
May 12, 2012 | 3 Comments
Mitt Romney’s past came out of the proverbial closet involving a fellow student who may have been in one. He couldn’t recall but didn’t deny the mean-spirited description of how he attacked and humiliated a student simply for looking different by pinning him down and cutting what Mitt deemed offensive long hair.
Gill Tract Farm Essential for Post-Peak Oil Food Security
May 11, 2012 | 3 Comments
Without food, we cannot survive and without local farms to grow and supply food in a post-peak oil world, the costs associated with traditional long-distance, oil-reliant food production will continue to soar and become unsustainable.
Europeans Reject Austerity-Centric Fiscal Policies, Favor Growth; Social Capitalism
May 10, 2012 | 1 Comment
This new consensus seeks to elevate growth and job creation to equal status with fiscal consolidation/austerity, and so in that sense truly represents a new wind of change blowing across Europe.
CSU Faculty Union Votes to Strike
May 08, 2012 | No Comments
“While the university’s top brass get pay hike after pay hike and the Trustees find new and creative ways to give excessive raises to campus presidents, the students and workers suffer,” Senator Leland Yee said.
Food Authors, Writers and Academics Urge UC Berkeley to “Embrace the Gill Tract Farm, Not Police it”
May 15, 2012 | 5 Comments
We urge the administration and campus police to drop all charges against the farmers and protesters, and to engage in good-faith negotiations to ensure that the Gill Tract is reserved for community-based agricultural use to be governed as a form of commons in conjunction with the farmers and local community.
Posted in Environment, Land Use
Presidential Debate: San Francisco Greens Love Jill Stein and Roseanne Barr
May 14, 2012 | 13 Comments
The world described by Stein and Barr bears little resemblance to that described by incumbent President Barack Obama and Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney.
Posted in Economy, Education, Energy, Environment, Healthcare, Homelessness, Housing, Immigration, Labor, Land Use, Politics, War
Do Youthful Indiscretions Matter?
May 12, 2012 | 3 Comments
Mitt Romney’s past came out of the proverbial closet involving a fellow student who may have been in one. He couldn’t recall but didn’t deny the mean-spirited description of how he attacked and humiliated a student simply for looking different by pinning him down and cutting what Mitt deemed offensive long hair.
Gill Tract Farm Essential for Post-Peak Oil Food Security
May 11, 2012 | 3 Comments
Without food, we cannot survive and without local farms to grow and supply food in a post-peak oil world, the costs associated with traditional long-distance, oil-reliant food production will continue to soar and become unsustainable.
Posted in Education, Energy, Environment, Land Use, Politics
Europeans Reject Austerity-Centric Fiscal Policies, Favor Growth; Social Capitalism
May 10, 2012 | 1 Comment
This new consensus seeks to elevate growth and job creation to equal status with fiscal consolidation/austerity, and so in that sense truly represents a new wind of change blowing across Europe.
CSU Faculty Union Votes to Strike
May 08, 2012 | No Comments
“While the university’s top brass get pay hike after pay hike and the Trustees find new and creative ways to give excessive raises to campus presidents, the students and workers suffer,” Senator Leland Yee said.
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