Monthly Archives: March 2010

There has been some concern about the proposed location of UCMeP’s Campaign Fundraising Gala which will take place this Thursday, April 1 at 8:00PM. Originally the glamorous affair was to be held on the front lawn of the University House (approx. 37.8745°N … Continue reading →

For the second day in a row, a UCMeP candidate for the ASUC exec board has separated themselves from the pack. Check out the coverage in the Daily Cal about UCMeP’s Academic Affairs Vice Presidential candidate: Jessica Smith, UC Movement … Continue reading →

This morning the Daily Cal ran a feature on the candidates running for External Affairs Vice President. As always, UCMeP stood out against the competition: With the notable exception of UC Movement for Efficient Privatization candidate Brandon Woolf, candidates for … Continue reading →

There has been some concern about the proposed location of UCMeP’s Campaign Fundraising Gala. Originally the glamorous affair was to be held on the front lawn of the University House (approx. 37.8745°N 122.2621°W). Since making these plans, UCMeP has learned … Continue reading →

We do hope you can join us for the social event of this election season — it’s sure to be a riot! Please RSVP to the Facebook event.

Since throwing our hat into the ASUC election race, UCMeP has been as busy collecting campaign endorsements as students are collecting misdemeanors for their on-campus activism. As a testament to the strength of our campaign to take over the Ponzi-Scheme … Continue reading →

This morning the UC Berkeley community woke up to a wonderful story in the Daily Cal detailing UCMeP’s bold vision for privatizing the world’s premier public university. Read the complete story on DailyCal.org, or keep reading….

UCMeP is proud to announce it’s campaign platform for Berkeley Student Government! 1. A Cop in Every Classroom. Campus security is the cornerstone of UCMeP’s election campaign. To date, ASUC has been far too soft on campus terrorism. If elected to … Continue reading →

UCMeP may be new to the institution of ASUC, but we are certainly no strangers to university politics. Not that qualifications matter in elections like this, but UCMeP is certain that its candidates have far more experience in campus organizing, … Continue reading →