Today carried this blog’s namesake closer to the brink, when San Diego superior court judge Katherine Bacal ruled in favor of UCSD in its efforts to evict the Che Cafe.
While the collective argued it believed it was protected from decertification before losing its co-op status in a vote by the Graduate Student Association, Bacal was unconvinced.
According to NBC, “she said the Che had the burden of proving that it sought dispute resolution, but there was no evidence that it had tried to obtain it, so the university was allowed to move forward with the eviction proceedings without dispute resolution.”
I’m no legal expert, and the twists and turns of this case escape me. What recourse does the café have at this late stage?
More about the Che Cafe:
“And the colors of the sea blind your eyes with trembling mermaids.”
G’bye, old friend.
I-Blend/King’s Road
Lhasa Gallery
PVTV03
The V.I.S. Club
Nickie’s Haight St. BBQ
Che was there longest of all.
A better metaphor for the collision in the mid ’80’s that we’d orchestrated at the late Che Cafe?
Yardbirds cover Velvet Underground, weeks before forming Led Zeppelin.
NOT an analogy, but actual recorded artifact:
http://www.aquariumdrunkard.com/2013/01/15/the-yardbirds-im-waiting-for-the-man-vu-cover-live-1968/
Che is not gone yet…check out this short documentary, The Che Cafe Take Away:
https://vimeo.com/114621300