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CAMPUS EARTH FESTIVAL at UCSC

by ~Bradley Wednesday, Mar. 27, 2002 at 11:23 PM
enviroslug@onebox.com (831) 515-4480 x6622 UC Santa Cruz

Attend the first annual Campus Earth Festival at UCSC! Independant journalists, video, audio, and photo are strongly encouraged. For more information, please send an email to: enviroslug@onebox.com

Attention: Los Angeles
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 26, 2002

Contact: Annie Carmichael
(831) 345-4741
enviroslug@onebox.com

WHAT: CAMPUS EARTH FESTIVAL

WHEN: Sunday, April 7th from 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm

WHERE: UC Santa Cruz’s Upper Quarry Amphitheater

Santa Cruz, CA – The Student Environmental Center (SEC) at UCSC will host the first annual Campus Earth Festival to build a more inclusive and engaging environmental community at UCSC, gather support for a more sustainable campus, and provide an opportunity for students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the greater Santa Cruz community to come together and celebrate our unique environment and diverse community. There will be a variety of student organizations and local environmental organizations tabling at the festival. Food and drinks will be available from student organizations and the Whole Earth Cafe.

The Campus Earth Festival will feature the live music of the Santa Cruz bluegrass band Strung Over, http://strungover.com/ San Jose’s Chicano groove band Grito Serpentino, http://www.gritoserpentino.com/frame.htm and Los Angeles’s jazz heavy hip-hop trio La Paz. http://hollywoodrecords.go.com/sheilanicholls/lapaz/music.html Inspiring and motivating guest speakers will complement this eclectic arrangement of music. Speakers include UCSC alumni and co-founder of Global Exchange, Kevin Danaher, http://www.globalexchange.org/education/speakers/KevinDanaher.html Speaker pro Tem of the State Assembly, Fred Keeley, and Greenpeace’s Clean Energy Now Coordinator, Kristin Casper. http://www.greenhousenet.org/youthnetwork/usa.html

Kevin Danaher will be speaking on “Corporate Accountability and the Alternative Economy.” This talk will focus on how corporate globalization is driven by the need to turn nature into money while finding the cheapest available labor. Dr. Danaher will also discuss the alternative grassroots movement being built by community-based organizations. Fred Keeley will be discussing local environmental issues as well as new environmental bills that will be introduced into the Assembly next year. Kristin Casper will talk about her work to get the University of California to adopt a 30% renewable energy policy at all UC campuses.

SEC has organized the Campus Earth Festival with the support of the Alumni Association, Porter College, College Eight, Merrill College, Kresge College, SOAR, GLBT Resource Center, and Center for Justice Tolerance and Community.

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Student Environmental Center at UC Santa Cruz
www.soar.ucsc.edu/enviroslug - website
enviroslug@onebox.com - email
(831) 515 – 4480 x6622 - voicemail
GLBT Resource Center – temporary office
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