Anti-war demonstrations

The 1970 student protest labeled "Woodstock West" captured in photos by Richard Wihera.

Black and white negatives, contact sheets, and prints related to student protests at the University of Denver against the Gulf War.

Demonstrators stage march on Capitol calling for peace. Strikers found commune; commitment, solidarity grow. Denver police arrest 21 persons in aftermath of anti-war march. Mitchell speaks on Woodstock. Faculty meeting set for 3 pm.

Antiwar plans in progress; rally downtown tomorrow. VISTA volunteers stress goal of moral obligation. Earth Week events begin Monday with flicks, displays and junk car. “Freep” editor position reopens.

Both coasts host massive peace marches. S.F. rally draws crows of all ages; covers 25 city blocks. Capitol covered by largest antiwar mass; veterans return medals. Multi-Media project expands; readies for mid-May program. Karabetsos, “Coach of Year”. John Stewart/Jennifer tonight fieldhouse 8pm.

Officials clarify budget slashes. Long meeting leads to cuts; Senate funds media, AUPB. Antiwar protestors found guilty; plead First Amendment rights. Addenda.

Ten thousand march against Vietnam War. Private funding to DU rises. Parents weekend begins Thursday; Allen, Pearson to coordinate event.

Senators question Ray’s lame-duck appointments. Dan George cites plight of Indians. 2500 people participate during Sat. antiwar demonstration.

Demonstrators protest mining. Session with Chou-En-lai high point of Crofts’ trip. Senate urges students to react against new war.

New interim term courses offered. CCF’s future uncertain; may see mothballs soon. March set for Saturday by anti-war coalitions.