Berkeley Women Rads Seven Years Later
Four former Free Speech Movement women at Berkeley studied by John Poppy and Richard Cowan in McCall's report "Don't Trust Anyone Over Thirty" reveal how their views and lives have shifted since 1964. Barbara Samuels Tyo, Sue Troupin, Dame Huberman, and Marilyn Milligan discuss marriages, children, race, and personal freedom as they pursue new cultures and self defined roles.
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University of California
Mario Savio
Berkeley
John Poppy
Richard Cowan
McCall's
Florida
Barbara Samuels Tyo
John Tho
Kupiri
Little John
John
Barbara
Mano
Sue Troupin
Quick Easy Recipes For Shared College Kitchens
In crowded dorm or new apartment kitchens students seek fast reliable dishes. Simple staples like bread meat loaf and toll house cookies ease the transition from meal plans to home cooking. The guide offers minimal equipment and practical tips for surviving the first frantic weeks.
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Toll House
Desperae
Minnsmal College
Breakthrough In Student Activity Continues With Films and Seminars
The Assembly hosts multiple events at Lehman Auditorium including screenings of The Inheritance and The Selling of the Pentagon with discussions led by Charlayne Hunter and Columbia’s Philip Benson. It unveils a Freshman Guide, a Fight for the Right to Know booklet, Attica and Ellsberg talks, nine seminars, and a student-run seminar program beginning October 4.
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Lehman Auditorium
Pentagon
Goya
Lonesome Sound
Daniel Ellsberg
Evenme
Harlem
Doorstep
Charlayne Hunter
New York Times
Philip Benson
Columbia
Office of
Trajan
Marcella Mastroianni
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Lnedinanions
Cain
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Brown
St Johns Banana Bread
Lee “Uber
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ST. Paul's Chapel
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Abistrom
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