Nov 5, 2013
#occupychicago
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#occupychicago
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Check out "Silence = Debt" - A talk by Brian Holmes about a particularly threatening aspect of the American economy: the student loan business. He shows how the use of federally guaranteed loans to make college more accessible has ended up creating a monster. The loan business itself, the extraordinary burden of debt that results from it, the rising tuition costs that drive the debt explosion, and the deeper transformations of the knowledge- based economy will all be treated in turn.
On September 27, Chicago Judge Thomas More Donnelly issued a ruling in favor of “Occupy Chicago” protesters who had stayed in Grant Park, an historic public forum, after the park’s curfew—which closed the park from 11:00 p.m. until 6 a.m.—and had been arrested as a result. (On one occasion, this resulted in 173 arrests; on another, in 130 arrests.)
Judge Donnelly – who invoked not only the First Amendment, but also the Illinois Constitution’s especially broad right of assembly—made three key points in support of his ruling.
+ There Was Inconsistent Enforcement of the Grant Park Curfew, Evidencing Unconstitutional Viewpoint Discrimination ...
+ The City Did Not Submit a Sufficient Factual Showing to Establish That It Needed the Full Curfew Time to Clean and Maintain the Park ...
+ Because Grant Park Is Unique, the Occupy Chicago Protesters Would Lack Ample Alternative Channels for Communication If They Could Not Break the Grant Park Curfew ...
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A movie I made about last month's NATO protests in Chicago.
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