MINUTES::: Campus Progressive Meeting - Notes 29 March 2006, Mike K. Meeting notes for 29-March-2006 Roll call - Thu Ha, James, Mike K., Peter, Aldon, Grey, Elisa, Lamya, Steven, Xochitl Facilitators: Peter and Thu Ha Ice Breaker - What is your favorite animal and why? Agenda:
1. Darfur Action League - Camp Darfur will be April 7th to 11th at Lennox Middle School in LA. This event will feature guest speakers, music, education, food. The next D.A.L. meeting is at 3:00pm this next Tuesday, April 4th, at USU-303 Redondo Room. 2. San Francisco AIDS marathon - sponsership is approved for Amanda Latimore. http://www.aidsmarathon.com/participant.asp?runner=LA-6060&EventCode=RW06 for more info. 3. Take Back the Night - The Feminist Organization for Reclaiming Consciousness and Equality (FORCE) cordially invite you to participate in this Spring 2006 semester's Take Back the Night march, rally, and speak out. Take Back the Night is a collaborative effort to break the silence surrounding, and end violence against women. Historically, Take Back the Night started in England in 1977 as a protest against the violence and fear women encountered walking the streets at night. This semester, Take Back the Night will be held on Wednesday April 19th, 2006 and will coincide with the Sexual Assault Crisis Agency's (SACA) Clothesline Project. The projected route will start behind the CBA building and culminate with a bonfire on the Indian Burial Ground. Sponsoring, participation, and donations for this event are strongly encouraged and welcomed. For more information please contact: Vanessa Jimenez, vjimene5@csulb.edu, 714-654-2004 **GROUPS/ORGANIZATIONS WHO CANNOT MAKE A DONATION WILL STILL BE INCLUDED IN OUR PROGRAM AS CO-SPONSORS 4. Kaleidoscope - deadline for submissions is the end of March. Contact Thu Ha, bec248@gmail.com for submissions and info. 5. Searching for Angela Shelton - this film was scheduled for showing on March 29th but plans fell through. We should discuss adding this to the next film festival. 6. The Revolution Will Not Be Televised - Scheduled for March 30th. Was it not televised again? 7. Hiroshima/Nagasaki Exhibit- On Display until this Thursday at the Design Gallery 8. Future Film Festival - Still being discussed on the discussion list. So far a sample list shows:
All will be shown at the multicultural center on Wednesdays at 6pm. This list is still subject to change. 9. CALPIRG -New Voter Project and internship programs for those interested. CALPIRG is looking to start a new program at CSULB. CALPIRG deals with such issues as the environment and consumer advocacy. Contact Greg@CALPIRGstudents.org or by cell phone (603)661-5870. 10. Costa Mesa Community Rally - Meet at 8:00 a.m. in La Raza Center. Saturday April 1st at the City Hall of Costa Mesa (77 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, 92626). Come show your support against the Sensenbrenner Immigration Act, the Minutemen, and new deportation legislation. 11. Puvungna - Both ASI Senate Resolutions Passed. No other updates at this time. 12. Peter Matthews is interested in campaigning at CSULB. 13. ASI Elections - Did everyone vote? We hope so. 14. March 18th Rally - Congradulations for making *$#@! history this last Saturday. Please note that * is a wildcard, but what follows are dingbats. 15. Pollock - Get your $88 back from ASI.
16. +/- Grading - If you wish to sign a petition against this new grading system, visit
17. Kalayaan - Sumiko and Jesus will be part of a performance play by The Pilipino American Coalition of CSULB called KALAYAAN, happening Apr 7th, 6PM in the Carpenter Performing Arts Center. presale tickets cost $15, $20 door. it will also be the 20th anniversary of the Pilipino Cultural, so it will be something special. you can go to www.lbpac.com or call 310.669.4786 for more information. 18. A.P.E. - The new committe, previously knows as The Action Committee. A.P.E. stands for Agitate, Proliferate, Educate. We are all members of the Campus Progressives though we may not represent the whole collective. Am I done now? I could use some sleep.
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