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By Any Means Necessary, or BAMN, activist Yvette Felarca has filed a petition to the California State Supreme Court to reverse the order that she must pay over $11,000 in legal fees to former president of the Berkeley College Republicans, or BCR, Troy Worden.
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Conservative talk-radio host Dennis Prager’s appearance on campus, which was originally scheduled for Feb. 1, has been postponed until March 13 by the hosting student organization, Berkeley College Republicans.
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An Alameda County Superior Court Commissioner ordered Yvette Felarca, a Berkeley middle school teacher and activist, to pay former Berkeley College Republicans, or BCR, president Troy Worden $11,100 in legal fees on Thursday.
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Bradley Devlin, former secretary of Berkeley College Republicans, assumed the position of President of the club Thursday, after members voted out former president Troy Worden last month.
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Berkeley College Republicans, or BCR, allege that liberal activist groups, such as Antifa-related organizations, are stalking and harassing conservatives in Berkeley.
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I am embarrassed about growing up in a Republican family. Why don’t the campus Republican groups invite any of the many governors, members of Congress and office candidates who can talk about the policies and programs of the Republican Party? Instead, they invite people who could not conceivably run for
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UC Berkeley faculty members debated issues of hate speech and white supremacy Friday at a panel on free speech hosted by Chancellor Carol Christ.
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By now you’ve probably seen a meme or two mocking the phrase, “The Free Speech Movement is dead.” As the president of the Berkeley College Republicans, let me own up to having written those words. I penned that phrase with adrenaline pulsing through my veins. Only minutes before, I was
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Sunday’s rallies in Downtown Berkeley featured clashes between “alt-right” ralliers and counterprotesters, but some activists and residents still consider it a largely “peaceful” and “successful” event.
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On July 14, UC Berkeley administration released a new draft policy for groups that seek to host events on campus facilities.
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