“A hunger strike has no limits,” said Angel Cervantes, a Claremont Graduate School student who is one of the five southland students who pledged to starve on Oct. 17 until the University of California Regents agreed to meet and reevaluate their July 20 decision to roll back affirmative action programs.
Which is more important—the freedom of expression or the right to a peaceful work environment? This is a question that has plagued the University of California, Berkeley community in recent weeks.