Student movements
Found in 496 Collections and/or Records:
Editorial from the Suburban Sun News, 1970 May 14
Editorial from the Suburban Sun News entitled: ''Three Cheers for Mitchell''.
Evergreen V. 14 N. 90, 1970 July
Evergreen V. 14 N. 90. On page 71, there is an article: ''Revolution in the Rockies: Woodstock West''.
Evolution: Conservative to Moderate, 1970 June 2
A paper for Comparative Revolutions class describing the author's journey from a conservative background to Woodstock West.
Faculty Meeting Today, 1970
Notice of a faculty meeting in the student union, restricted to faculty members who wish to support the student strike.
Faculty Opinions Concerning the Chancellor's Actions During Woodstock, 1970
Faculty opinions concerning the Chancellor's actions during Woodstock. Report prepared and approved by the Department of Psychology. There is a note on the cover that Professor Shaklee wishes to go on record as opposing the use of the questionnaire and as dissenting from the report.
Faculty Pledge about Campus Unrest, 1970
Statement by faculty pledging its resolve to keep the university open and to work to resolve issues that have led to student discontent.
Faculty Statement, 1970 May 13
Faculty Statement on Chancellor Mitchell's lack of academic orientation. They lament the lack of communication between Mitchell and the University community, and his lack of responsiveness to the students. They ask for Mitchell's resignation. [There is no indication whether this was ever presented to the general faculty for approval]
Faculty Survey, 1970
Faculty Survey consisting of 8 questions about Woodstock West and the Chancellor's handling of the situation, including interaction with the press.
Favorable Correspondence - Checks Included in Letters: Part 1Registrar's Office Sit-In, 1968
Types of Materials: Correspondence that contains checks with letters specifically mentioning Chancellor's sit-in action, not routine donations. Similar letters went to development office directly.
Favorable Correspondence - Checks Included in Letters: Part 2Registrar's Office Sit-In, 1968-1969
Types of Materials: Correspondence that contains checks with letters specifically mentioning Chancellor's sit-in action, not routine donations. Similar letters went to development office directly.