9/28/09
9/26/09
9/25/09
Grassroots Economics
EVENT A Festival of Grassroots Economics
10am - 4pm, Saturday, September 26th at Humanist Hall in Oakland
Bay Area cooperatives and collectives, non-profit organizations, volunteer associations, community-based financial institutions, and more, have organized this Festival ─ 50 local, grassroots economic projects are represented. The Festival's goal is to bring together a variety of economic projects for the public to see close up and to appreciate the creativity and value of bottom-up efforts to fulfill real needs. Free.
PRINTING SERVICE InkWorks
Inkworks formed in 1974 as a worker managed, union printshop. We provide high quality offset printing at affordable prices and offer discounts for peace and social justice organizations.
9/9/09
My First Dictionary
HUMOR My First Dictionary
Dark humor makes me laugh.

RESEARCH JOURNAL Berkeley Undergraduate Journal
Submit original undergraduate research for publication by September 24, 2009.
CLUB Cal Forestry Club
Class of 1931
Established in the spring of 1912. For almost 100 years the Cal Forestry Club has complemented and enriched the students' classroom education.
8/20/09
BUSINESS SCORE: Counselor's to America's Small Businesses
For entrepreneurs and growing small businesses, SCORE offers free business counseling on business plans, marketing, retail, finance, strategic planning, manufacturing, etc.
FARM EarthWorks Community Farm in South El Monte

Provides fresh, organic, and really cheap produce off the 60 freeway. Open Saturdays 10-12pm.
For entrepreneurs and growing small businesses, SCORE offers free business counseling on business plans, marketing, retail, finance, strategic planning, manufacturing, etc.
FARM EarthWorks Community Farm in South El Monte
Provides fresh, organic, and really cheap produce off the 60 freeway. Open Saturdays 10-12pm.
8/5/09
Eat Real
EVENT
August 28-30 at Jack London Square, Oakland. Street food, fresh summer fruits and veggies, live music, handcrafted local beers, ice cream sold from the back of a bicycle.
7/29/09
Urban Releaf

EVENT
August 22nd, 10am-2pm in West Oakland
FOOD SOURCE
The Berkeley Student Food Cooperative is selling boxes of fresh, organic produce for $1 per pound! These Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) boxes contain assorted seasonal fruit and vegetables that have been bought directly from farmers. A summer CSA box might contain any of the following fruits and vegetables:
- Heirloom tomatoes, oranges
- Opo, okra
- Acorn squash, zucchini
- Cucumber, chard, cherry tomatoes
- Basil, rosemary and other herbs
We have been selling 12 and 25 pound boxes for 12 and 25 dollars. If you are interested in a box, contact Michael Landry at (831) 431-0904 or at michaellandry@berkeley.edu.
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