Fifty-two individuals were arrested following the sit-in protest at Mrak Hall on Wednesday, all of whom were released the next day. After 5 p.m. the protest participants were technically trespassing but arrests did not begin until 7 p.m.

At the peak of last week’s protests against a 32 percent fee increase, 52 students and faculty attempted to occupy Mrak Hall and were arrested for trespassing.

I was pretty fucking lazy this week, so instead of writing a long-ass story that’s too difficult to comprehend, I wrote an ADHD version for all you out there who have an attention span of a goldfish – three seconds.

University of California students up and down the state were playing bongos, singing, protesting, picketing, rioting, getting arrested and some were even tasered late last week.

It is an awful time to be a student in California. UC students are getting a large dose of reality from the 32 percent increase in tuition. The student protests are a manifestation of the anger and pain felt by all students who now must pay more for a lesser education. I have a question for the protestors, though: What did you expect?

An energy drink just isn’t comparable to a cup of coffee. There is a specific amount of work and history behind every cup that some tend to overlook – especially at 8 a.m.

Q: What are the repercussions for the protesters who were arrested last Thursday? Is this considered a felony on their record?

Coming in with their lowest seed at the Western Water Polo Association Championships in five years, the Aggies were looking to prove their ranking wrong and avenge their senior day rout at the hands of Santa Clara.

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