Davis Lecture Sparks Campus Fray At Irvine
Controversial UCLA philosophy lecturer Angela Davis faces ongoing fallout as she plans a noncredit talk at Irvine Science Hall and a credit course lecture the next day. University officials and local politicians clash over her firing and academic freedom while faculty groups back due process and the Chancellor’s stance.
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Teacher Claims Intimidation by Rebels During Takeover
U Nited Press International reports San Fernando Valley State College athletic director Glenn W. Arnett testified that he and three other faculty members were intimidated and insulted as they were marched across campus during the November 4 takeover of a campus building. He testified in the trial of 24 Black Student Union members charged with false imprisonment kidnapping and conspiracy. About 35 employees were held captive.
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UC Right to Punish Riot Figure Upheld
A federal court upheld the University of California authority to discipline Dan Siegel for exhortations tied to the People's Park riot in Berkeley last May. Siegel, a third year law student, was placed on disciplinary probation and barred from UC Berkeley student body president. Judge William T. Sweigert dismissed Siegel's due process and free speech claims as lacking a prima facie showing.
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Berkeley Faculty to Discuss Vietnam Moratorium Oct 15
The University of California Berkeley Academic Senate will meet to consider a moratorium on all classes Oct. 15 to study war and draft impacts on higher education. A separate resolution calls for immediate US withdrawal and repeal of the draft. The campus will not close. Siegel remains on probation as student body president-elect. a nonjury trial in Superior Court involves defendants mainly African American and actions at People’s Park.
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Fresno State president resigns amid hiring dispute and protests
Dr. Frederic W. Ness announced his resignation from Fresno State College amid a campus storm over his refusal to hire Marvin Jackmon for the ethnic studies program. He said authorities constrained his decision making and warned of potential legal consequences.
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State Board Rejects Park Protest Damages Claims
Sacramento AP reports the State Board of Control rejected 20 damage claims totaling 1.5 million by Berkeley demonstrators tied to the People’s Park protests last May.
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