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UNO Students For Social Justice
The University of New Orleans Students For Social Justice is a student organization which was founded in early 2009. We are a group composed mostly of students who use an intersectional approach to social justice. This means our goal is to challenge injustice and inequality based on race, gender, ability, sexual orientation, class and/or other factors .
We are trying to create a campus and a society based on inclusion and solidarity, rather than exclusion and competition.
Email us! unossj@gmail.com
We are trying to create a campus and a society based on inclusion and solidarity, rather than exclusion and competition.
Email us! unossj@gmail.com
LA Budget Cuts (chronological, newest first)
- Local News : Opinion Piece on the Stelly tax repeal
- Louisiana colleges and state agencies brace for fresh round of budget cuts
- Louisiana colleges and state agencies brace for fresh round of budget cuts
- Budget Cuts Take Toll on Higher Education
- Gov. Bobby Jindal balances state budget with $248 million in agency cuts
- State budget rebalancing clock ticking for Gov. Bobby Jindal
- More academic programs to be cut at local colleges and universities
- Beset by Financial Woes, UNO Considers Leaving Division I
- Higher ed cuts: Officials see possible tuition, fee hikes
- Higher education cuts loom
- Black College Advocate Questions Funding Formula for Southern University Campuses
- La. budget cuts not as draconian as earlier feared
- College Budget Cuts Softened A Bit
- LA Upping State College Tuition by 5%
- Mourn For Public Education on Black Monday
- LOUISIANA CUTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION Jindal’s Version of Change
- UL System Preliminary Impact of Budget Reductions
- LSU budget cut proposal includes 1,900 layoffs
- State’s education chiefs’ pay increasing
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there is photos of the banner hung at UNO on thursday, as well as a link to the Gambit article about the protest at Occupy UNO:
ReplyDeletehttp://occupyuno.blogspot.com