Less than 24 hours after a violent attack on a pro-Palestinian camp at UCLA, authorities appeared poised to shut down the encampment by declaring an unlawful assembly. The move comes after UCLA Chancellor Gene Block announced Tuesday the university's intentions. The University of California has generally taken a lighter touch in handling protests than USC, Columbia and other campuses that have called in police, who have arrested hundreds of students. In a statement earlier Tuesday, University of... Read this story
