California Government Rules Responsible For Poor Education Funding

As massive protests takes place across California campuses, activist Don Kingsbury, a teaching assistant at UC Santa Cruz, says that rules facing the California state legislature are responsible for the state's poor education funding. (0:17)

Listen

It's Ridiculous That The UC President Makes More Than Obama, Says California Campus Activist

Amid student protests in California, UC Santa Cruz activist Don Kingsbury says the UC administration has misplaced its priorities.

“We think it’s ridiculous that the UC president makes more than the President of the United States,” he told Talk Radio News. (0:18)
Listen

UC Santa Cruz Has Become "Administratively Top Heavy," Says Teaching Assistant Amid Protests

Amid the protests in California, Don Kingsbury, a teaching assistant at UC Santa Cruz, tells Talk Radio News that that the school has created problems for themselves by becoming too administratively top heavy. (0:19)
Listen

Students Want High Quality, Accessible Education, Says California Campus Activist

Amid campus protests in California against massive tuition increases, activist Don Kingsbury, a teaching assistant at UC Santa Cruz, tells Talk Radio News Service that students are demonstrating for high quality, accessible education. (0:26)
Listen

Students Could Be Priced Out Of Their Education Follwoing Tuition Increase, Says UC Santa Cruz Activist

Amid the protests across California campuses in response to tuition increases, activist Don Kingsbury, a teaching assistant at UC Santa Cruz, tells Talk Radio News that students are being priced out of their education. (0:17)
Listen

"We're Changing Things," Says Campus Activist In California

Students are protesting at over 100 California college campuses Thursday in response to the state’s proposed 32 percent rise in tuition costs.

Campus activist Don Kingsbury, a teaching assistant at UC Santa Cruz, tells Talk Radio News Service what the protest means for the state.

“No more business as usual. We’re changing things," said Kingsbury.(0:19)
Listen