No Formula For Success In Campus Protests
A review of yearlong student demonstrations shows no single path to victory. Across Harvard, Columbia, S F State, CCNY, Cornell, Howard, and others, some peaceful actions yielded gains while others ended without concessions. Demonstrations focused on ROTC, black studies, and minority enrollment, with varied outcomes and slow reforms.
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Loube Cook
Associated Press
Reserve Officers Training Corps
ROTC
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Columbia University
Alom
Harvard University
SUS
University Hall
Marvarde
New York City
Anendrew W. Cordier
SAN Francisco State College
City College OF New York
Urban and Minority Studies
Board of Higher Education
City University
CCNY
Cornell University
Ithaca
Ngro
Cornell
James
Pershin
Pennsylvaaia Ost
Oatoe University
Junction
Alabama State College
Segre School
Pus
Roosevelt University
Nero
Chicago
University OF Ileexois
IV Bhink Cultural Center
Actre Couselors
National Guardsmen
States Department
University OF Chicago
Marlene Dixon
S17
Dixon
Brandeis University Segree Stidents
Waltham, Mass
Nepro
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