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Code Pink Finds Marine Recruiters In Berkeley - Protests Begin In a city where opposition to the Iraq war is routine, a U.S. Marine Corps recruiting station has been operating quietly in downtown Berkeley for nine months without even a peep from peace activists. The recruiting station, in a storefront at Shattuck and University avenues, opened in January to recruit young men and women from the northern half of the Bay Area to the Marine Corps officer training school in Quantico, Va.

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Code Pink Finds Marine Recruiters In Berkeley - Protests Begin

In a city where opposition to the Iraq war is routine, a U.S. Marine Corps recruiting station has been operating quietly in downtown Berkeley for nine months without even a peep from peace activists.

The recruiting station, in a storefront at Shattuck and University avenues, opened in January to recruit young men and women from the northern half of the Bay Area to the Marine Corps officer training school in Quantico, Va.