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Community members rally and speak at Board of Trustees meeting

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Community members attended and spoke at the Dec. 5 UO Board of Trustees meeting at the Ford Alumni Center. They addressed topics from graduate employee wages to the ongoing conflict in Gaza. A doll wrapped in cloth and rope lays at the feet of the Oregon Duck statue on top of a coffin. According to members of the newly-organized Eugene-Springfield Anti-Imperialist Network, the doll represents Palestinian children who have lost their lives.
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Community members rally and speak at Board of Trustees meeting

Lindsey Alexander, an organizer and member of the newly-formed Eugene-Springfield Anti-Imperialist Network, leads chants using a megaphone. Community members attended and spoke at the Dec. 5 UO Board of Trustees

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Daily Emerald broke the news in on Friday, December 8, 2023.
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