Occupy takes the Capitol: thousands storm Sacramento to save education
Folks from all walks of life stormed the state’s Capitol building on March 5 in what has become known as the “March in March.”
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PHOTO GALLERY: Occupiers storm the Capitol
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Thousands of student and Occupy Education protesters stormed the grounds in front of the Capitol building to protest education cuts. Over $150 million has been cutfrom community colleges in the past year causing some schools to cut classes even
WATCH LIVE: Over 300 Occupiers take over Capitol building in Sacramento
The Guardsman Online is streaming the March in March, where thousands of students will descend on the state capitol from across California to protest budget shortfalls.
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