A Board of Trustees meeting at City College of San Francisco turned heated when dozens of protesting students stormed the room, calling for the board's resignation and opposing a move to assign a special trustee from the state to oversee the school's troubled finances.
The meeting was intended to address the school's budget crisis and impending closure.
According to the Examiner, students chanted, "no cuts, no fees, education should be free," and "we don't want austerity, no to the special trustee." Protesters reportedly cited fears of privatization.
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