Taking it to the streets Chico State students protest building of a parking structure This article was published on 05.05.11 A group of Chico State students stand at the corner of Second and Normal streets Tuesday afternoon (May 3) to protest planned construction of a parking structure near campus that is slated to cost $14 million. “We have learned through our education at Chico State that there are better, more efficient ways of getting around [than automobiles],” said Jessica Ulvang (bottom left), “and if our trustees were to build a parking structure and try to encourage us to drive, it would contradict our education at our so-called nationally recognized sustainable school.” The group, Wildcats Against Parking Structure, put the question to fellow students by asking on last month’s Associated Students election ballot whether they support the structure. The answer was overwhelmingly (76 percent) no. Search for WAPS on Facebook to find out more.Photo By heather gomes More Local Stories » News Pic Hundreds united An estimated 300 come together at City Plaza in downtown Chico during a rally supporting workers’ rights. Published on 04.28.11 Mandala in the making Lama Losang Samten works on his beautiful sand painting. Published on 03.03.11 Opening day Disc-golf enthusiasts celebrate the long-awaited opening of the Peregrine Point course in Upper Bidwell Park. Published on 02.17.11 Giants spectacle Fans view San Francisco Giants’ World Series trophy in downtown Chico. Published on 01.13.11 Fill ’er up Recent rains have been kind to Lake Oroville. Published on 01.06.11