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Berkeley five years after Free Speech Movement
In 1969 Berkeley faces a volatile mix of activism and reform as students, faculty, and administrators reflect on five years since the FSM sparked campus upheaval. The campus, housing 27,000 students and 1,700 faculty, battles protests from People's Park to Vietnam demonstrations while Cal’s athletic and academic life push forward amid tension.
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Murray Olderman
NEA
Berkeley
Calif
Sproul Plaza
College Students of America
Vietnam
University of California
America
California At Berkeley
San Francisco Bay
U.S
FSM
People’s Park
People's Park
Sproul
Moses
Nancy
Kansas City
University of Michigan
Bob
University of Montana
California
Andy
San Francisco
Dale Gronemeier
Illinois
Montana
University
David van Sciver
Los Altos
Young Americans For Freedom
YAF
Channing Avenue
Dave
Campus Friends of the
Little Sisters of the Golden Guard
Connecticut
William Buckley Jr
Dave van Sciver
Ray Willsey
Cal
Ray
Eshleman Hall
Associated Students
Stanford
John Searle
Univers
Prof. Searle
Edward E. Sampson
Eldridge Cleaver
Regents
Sampson