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March Fourth was billed in advance as “A Day for Action” in support of education funding in California, and Sonoma County rose to the occasion, especially on the campus of Sonoma State University.
SSU Academic Senate chair Susan Moulton (speaking at the rally at left) noted that many factions of the campus community, who often are at odds with each other on numerous issues, find common cause in the need for support for education.
Not everyone at the rally was a teacher, student or university worker. Wilma Rawls, a nearby Rohnert Park resident, came to collect signatures for a state ballot measure intended to ease California’s budget process.
Students for Quality Education, the recently formed activitst group that led the protest demonstration in Salazar Hall, has drawn up a list of ten demands for change, including the renaming of the office of Customer Services.
You can read the full list here. 
