Occupy Oakland Remains Strong Throughout Police Presence By Campanil Staff on October 29, 2011 On Oct. 10, Oakland Police create a barricade and stand ready with riot gear, including shields and zip ties. All photos by Chantelle Panackia. In the Oscar Grant plaza, a large group of protesters hold up a banner apropos to the recent closing of schools in the Oakland Unified School District on Oct. 10. Michelle Tassin, a first-year student at Mills, partaking in the protest with her sign. Brooke Porter, a Mills first-year protesting with her homemade sign in front of City Hall on a rainy day. A crowd scene depicts a Guy Fawkes mask hung on the back of a protester's head and a Hella Occupy Oakland sign being held up. Undeterred by the rain, a large crowd congregated on the steps holding up homemade signs for the protest at the Oscar Grant Plaza. Compiled by Bonnie Horgos and Joann Pak Published in Features and News Campanil Staff All the articles written by The Campanil staff. Tweet at us @thecampanil. More from FeaturesMore posts in Features »Military veterans express concerns over voting restrictionsMilitary veterans express concerns over voting restrictions“Sunshine’s Ghost Tour” deemed a spooky successParenting student advocate Chiany DriMeet photography student, Anise AielloWomen In Music Fest panelists celebrate women working in the industryMore from NewsMore posts in News »Local and national results of the 2022 Midterms30 Years of “93 ‘Til Infinity”: Oakland’s Souls of Mischief’s unique contribution to the hip-hop genreTaylor Swift: Midnights album and The Eras TourOn California’s ballot this yearLove, power, and fame: the Hollywood dream