One of the Oct 7 rallies was held at Louisiana State University in
Baton Rouge, where “Defend Public Education Day” was commemorated with
a mock jazz funeral procession.
http://anticap.wordpress.com/2010/10/08/defending-public-higher-education/
image of procession
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Proposed budget cuts at LSU prompt funeral-like procession on campus,
http://www.thetowntalk.com/article/20101008/NEWS01/101008021/
BATON ROUGE – Hundreds of students, faculty and staff participated in
“Defend Public Education Day” on Thursday, Oct. 7, with a jazz funeral
procession on the Parade Ground at Louisiana State University.
The event was organized to raise awareness of the potential effects of
proposed budget cuts.
It was sponsored by two student groups, Proud Students and the LSU
Graduate Student Association and two faculty groups, the LSU Faculty
Senate and LSUnited; and the Louisiana Association of Educators.
The jazz funeral procession, which included faculty, staff and
students dressed in black, began on the Parade Ground, passed in front
of the LSU Student Union and turned toward the Memorial Tower before
stopping at the LSU War Memorial.