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May 07, 2008 Columns » Gallery

Sit-in trouble

by Jeremy M. Lange @jeremymlange

On May 2, the 16th day of their sit-in over sweatshop labor used to make UNC-Chapel Hill merchandise, student protesters entered the chancellor's office, refused to leave and were arrested. For updates, check the UNC-CH Student Action with Workers blog. …

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