Hannah Hoffman, a CSUS graduate, hugs student Yeimi Lopez, right, after protesters holding a sit-in at Sacramento Hall outlined their budget demands at a news conference Friday.
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Students camped out in protest inside the Sacramento State administration building for a third straight day on Friday, singing freedom songs, playing cards and noshing on snacks their professors delivered.
The number of students fluctuated throughout the day, from as many as 50 students to about a dozen Thursday night.
University officials asked them again to go home Friday, saying the lobby was not a safe place for students to spend the weekend. But students said they would leave when they were ready – and on their own terms. MORE...
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