Memorandum to Psychology Department Faculty, 1970 June 5

Item

Identifier: U219.03.0004.0002.00005

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Abstract

Memorandum to Psychology Department Faculty from J. Horn on the subject of Mitchell's characterization of Woodstock at the General Faculty Meeting of 11 May. The question was whether Mitchell used a word similar to ''excrement'' to describe the students at Woodstock. Horn explains he did not.

Dates

1970 June 5

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Memorandum to Psychology Department Faculty

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1 Items (document)

Additional Description

Scope and Contents

From the Series:

Series 3 contains material relating to the student protest that created a shanty town on the campus called Woodstock West. Included are administration documents, faculty responses, fliers, newspaper clippings and other publications, and a scrapbook of the events.