Not A Silent Spring First Generation Of The Atomic Age
An Associated Press piece surveys the 1969 student upheaval across campuses, detailing the mix of activists moderates and nihilists, generation gaps, and the impact of war, technology, and social change on young people. It frames the revolt as a long, defining struggle with diverse motives and outcomes.
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Associated Press
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Roger W. Heyns
University of California, Berkeley
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Kenneth Keniston
Yale
Seymour Halleck
University of Wisconsin
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University of Connecticut
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Suci Ity
Dr. Kenniston
Vietnam
Huston Smith
Massachusetts Institute of ‘Technology
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