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View towards Mrak Hall. Workers from Shane Brown are out-of-frame to the right. An orange fiberglass ladder has been posted next to the pole where the globe surveillance cam that is now on the ground at its base used to be. New boxy equipment is up there being installed instead. The pole is nestled among the inaccessible "lightning bolt" cycle racks UC Davis fences disabled cyclists out with.

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View towards Mrak Hall. Workers from Shane Brown are out-of-frame to the right. An orange fiberglass ladder has been posted next to the pole where the globe surveillance cam that is now on the ground at its base used to be. New boxy equipment is up there being installed instead. The pole is nestled among the inaccessible "lightning bolt" cycle racks UC Davis fences disabled cyclists out with.
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Megan Lynch (she/her) (meganl@mas.to)'s status on Thursday, 22-Aug-2024 07:47:54 JST Megan Lynch (she/her)

Yesterday, cops put up "No Trespassing" signs and rousted out unhoused folks' tents from around the edge of the Arboretum.
Today the surveillance cams trained on the administration building that were put up just earlier this year were switched out for presumably even more powerful equipment.
UC President Drake issued the anti-protest, anti-tent, anti-mask edicts on Monday. They're moving fast.
UC Davis has no school of journalism so student press isn't likely to cover this.

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