Shout outs to Ana Munoz for running a three hour long UOC dinner/meeting (thought we weren't doing any more of those -- ) incredibly well. See, that's twice in like two days. Shout outs to Julie and Lauren for hosting a three hour long UOC dinner/meeting in their apartment. Shout outs to Abbey Hudson for being Abbey Hudson.

Working on the paper. Stressed, depressed, sick, haven't seen a roomate in three days, excited about UOC, petrified at thought of organizing again, think i have an ear infection, ate too much food at Julie and Lauren's, am proud to be part of the indecent left, kinda wish i hadn't left Mexico but realize that it was inevitable and feel like me wishing i were there is not particularly fair to the person who is the reason i wish i were there and feel very conflicted and that sucks, am going to do UMOJA again this semester, am exhausted, need to finish my paper, this was really cool. This was absolutely incredible:

During the morning's "Education in the Streets," sponsored by the Undergraduate Organizing Committee, undergraduates sat in mock classrooms set up along College Street to learn about labor issues on campus. Union organizers referred to the stage as "the principal's office" and told supporters to "go to your next period" as they moved between events. UOC members estimated that 500 students were in attendance.


And it was just the beginning.

Ok, well, not quite.

But it isn't over yet.

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