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Student movements

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Scope Note: Use for: Activism, Student; Campus disorders; Student activism; Student protest; Student unrest

Found in 496 Collections and/or Records:

Flier Reading: ''In Memoriam: Woodstock West'', 1970

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Identifier: U219.03.0004.0020.00005
Abstract

Flier reading: ''In Memoriam: Woodstock West. Announcement of Funeral Services on May 18, 1970''.

Dates: 1970

Flier Supporting the People's Peace Treaty, 1970 May

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Identifier: U219.03.0004.0011.00006
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Flier supporting the People's Peace Treaty and resistance to the Draft. Calls for a Draft-Card Turn-In Rally May 4 at Federal Building Plaza.

Dates: 1970 May

Flier to Close the Schools in Commemeration of Kent State, 1970 May

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Identifier: U219.03.0004.0012.00002
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Flier to close the schools May 3rd, 4th, and 5th to commemorate the killings of the Kent State 4 and the Jackson State 6.

Dates: 1970 May

Flier to Join the Strike, 1970 May

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Identifier: U219.03.0004.0011.00009
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Flier to join the strike and support the withdrawal of troops from Indochina.

Dates: 1970 May

Flier to Join the United Women Contingent, 1970 April

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Identifier: U219.03.0004.0011.00013
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United Women Contingent flier for march and rally against the war in Denver on April 17th.

Dates: 1970 April

Flier with Message for Students, 1970

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Identifier: U219.03.0004.0018.00003
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Flier about the idea that not all the students agree that the university should shut down, but others want their education uninterrupted. It prompts: ''If you are Dedicated to Learning... Read This is its Entirety''.

Dates: 1970

Form Letter from David Michaels, 1970

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Identifier: U219.03.0004.0024.00011
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Form letter from David Michaels asking about coverage by news media during the week of Woodstock West.

Dates: 1970

Form Note From Chancellor Maurice B. Mitchell

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Identifier: U219.02.0002.0003.00001
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Form "notes," copied from handwritten note from Chancellor Maurice B. Mitchell that acknowledges receipt of a letter of support for his actions during the recent sit-in on campus.

Dates: 1968