Denver (Colo.)
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Statement by President of AUSA Harry Poindexter, 1970 May
Statement by Harry Poindexter, President of AUSA, giving the reasons why some students chose not to attend classes during the student strike and Woodstock West.
Statement by President of AUSA Harry Poindexter, 1970 May 20
Statement by Harry Poindexter, President of AUSA, on what happened and not to blame Mitchell entirely for the events, how the community of students, faculty and administration have a chance to work on solving issues.
Statement by President of the Iliff School of Theology Dr. Jameson Jones, 1970
Statement by Dr. Jameson Jones, President The Iliff School of Theology that there was not an invitation from Iliff to rebuild Woodstock West on Iliff grounds. There was a resolution of sympathy with the need for dialogue passed at Iliff.
Statement by the Faculty Senate on Woodstock West, 1970 May 11
Statement by the Faculty Senate that although Woodstock structures had to be dismantled, the spirit should be incorporated into the university's life.
Statement by University Senate on Freedom to Disagree, 1970
Statement by the University Senate about the freedom to disagree in the form of student protests and campus disruption.
Statement from Chancellor Maurice B. Mitchell, 1970 May 10
Statement from Chancellor Maurice B. Mitchell dated May 10, 1970 detailing steps taken to encourage students to dismantle Woodstock West and outlining the options available to the university in the event the notices and injunctions are ignored.
Statement from Chancellor Maurice B. Mitchell to the Associated Press, 1969 February 28
Transcribed statement from University of Denver Chancellor Maurice B. Mitchell to the Associated Press about the passing of a Colorado bill on campus disorders.
Statement from Iliff Community, 1970 May 15
Statement from Iliff community counseling dialogue on the issues inspiring Woodstock West.
Statement from Students and Faculty of the Graduate School of International Studies, 1970
Statement from the Students and Faculty of the Graduate School of International Studies stating they (with several dissenters) condemn the action of Chancellor Mitchell about Woodstock. It goes on to point out the variances between statements and actions.
Statement from the General Faculty Meeting, 1970 May 15
Statement from the full-time faculty members of the Department of Psychology regarding a survey to be sent to the faculty dealing with Chancellor Mitchell's handling of recent events.