Santa Monica College: Autocracy, disinformation, censorship, illegal public hearings and student arrests pock mark campus
Picture of student demonstration at SMC on May Day 2012 In 2010 the situation regarding lack of classes at what were once called ‘community colleges’, but are now named junior colleges, became dire. Lack of classes, “class crashing” (not enough seats and over-enrollment) plagued the college along with a lack of needed class offerings. Many […]
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