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| − | Garcia is the former Political Chair of the Chicano Caucus and chair of Latino outreach group, Lucha. She gained notoriety during the [[Minuteman stage-rush]] during which she and other protesters climbed on stage and unfurled banners, interrupting the speaking event; mayhem ensued. A Columbia disciplinary committee issued her a censure. Following the event, Garcia was featured on FOX News, juxtaposed with College Republicans head, [[Chris Kulawik]]; O'Reilly labeled her a radical element of "far left loons on the Columbia Kool-Aid campus". Garcia left Columbia during the Fall 2006 semester to go on a speaking tour of schools and organizations in California. | + | Garcia is the former Political Chair of the Chicano Caucus and chair of Latino outreach group, Lucha. She gained notoriety during the [[Minuteman stage-rush]] during which she and other protesters climbed on stage and unfurled banners, interrupting the speaking event; mayhem ensued. A Columbia disciplinary committee issued her a [[censure]]. Following the event, Garcia was featured on FOX News, juxtaposed with College Republicans head, [[Chris Kulawik]]; O'Reilly labeled her a radical element of "far left loons on the Columbia Kool-Aid campus". Garcia left Columbia during the Fall 2006 semester to go on a speaking tour of schools and organizations in California and returned the following term. |
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Revision as of 03:43, 24 April 2007
Garcia is the former Political Chair of the Chicano Caucus and chair of Latino outreach group, Lucha. She gained notoriety during the Minuteman stage-rush during which she and other protesters climbed on stage and unfurled banners, interrupting the speaking event; mayhem ensued. A Columbia disciplinary committee issued her a censure. Following the event, Garcia was featured on FOX News, juxtaposed with College Republicans head, Chris Kulawik; O'Reilly labeled her a radical element of "far left loons on the Columbia Kool-Aid campus". Garcia left Columbia during the Fall 2006 semester to go on a speaking tour of schools and organizations in California and returned the following term.
