Denver (Colo.)
Found in 55526 Collections and/or Records:
Statement of the DU Law Students, 1970
Statement of the DU law students. As the law students see it, Woodstock is an attempt to create a constructive community. They will be setting up committees to deal with the legal issues, jail detention, National Guard and police, among others.
Statement of the Executive Committee of the University of Denver Chapter of the American Association of University Professors, 1970
Statement of the Executive Committee of the University of Denver Chapter of the American Association of University Professors in response to the student strike. AAUP shares students' opposition to the war in Indochina and the use of National Guard on college campuses. They also deplore violence and destruction of property.
Statement of the Senate Executive Committee, 1970
Statement of the Senate Executive Committee expressing deep concern for the deaths and injuries at Kent State and the expansion of the Vietnam war.
Statement of University - Not Proceeding with Restraining Order, 1970 May
Statement of University that it was not proceeding with Restraining Order due to the calm on DU's campus.
Statement on the Responsibility of Faculty in a University., 1970
Statement about the respective rights and obligations of the faculty and administration of a university.
Statement on Woodstock Nation, 1970 May 13
Statement that Woodstock Nation was founded on the idea of communal living, and non-violence.
Statement To Judge Flanigan, 1970
Handwritten draft of Statement to Judge Flanigan that DU was not proceeding with Restraining Order due to the calm on DU's campus.
Statue holding sign - "Intelligence vs. Wallace", 1968
The Civil War Monument in front of the Colorado State Capitol holding a sign reading "intelligence vs. wallace" during a protest affiliated with the University of Denver, in 1968.