Complete study shows most college protests nondisruptive
The Urban Research Corporation study of 232 campuses from January to June 1969 found most protests nonviolent and not disrupting campus routines. It cites 215000 students in 2923 major protests across 232 campuses on a total enrollment of 2.2 million.
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Campus protests show black demands dominate 1960s study
Exclusive study analyzed 292 protests across colleges revealing 49 percent centered on black students demanding concessions and greater power. War and ROTC issues followed at 22 percent, with 26 percent blocking class entry and 22 percent reporting injuries or property damage.
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Hitch's Tuition Plan Draws Fire From AFT Leader
The American Federation of Teachers accuses UC President Chad Hitch of selling out by backing steep student fee hikes. AFT leader Dr. Joan Sperling attacks Hitch for a hard line plan raising fees to 715 by 1971 and dismisses earlier liberal proposals like ability to pay or deferring tuition until after graduation.
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