Open Letter From Oberlin Students On Silence And Change
An Oberlin College student letter argues for a public stand on civic issues and calls for action rather than continued campus talk. The exchange contrasts alumni and student voices about freedom, responsibility, and reform, urging collective effort to revive school spirit and address racial and campus problems.
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Alaska
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Ferest
David A. van Epps
Graduate School of Theology
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Lady Windermires
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Anton Mixkofsky
Kidney Readers Songs OF Alll Viet Victualers
A fragmented, protest oriented poem style piece featuring lines about fasting for peace, denying war, and youthful defiance. The text mixes school related imagery with antiwar sentiment and references to students, poets, and stars.
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Kidney Readers Songs OF Alll Viet Victualers
Upland Institute Trains Non-Violence Leaders
Upland Institute in Cheeter Pa offers a full academic year program training professional and lay leaders in nonviolent social change. Fifteen students will enroll to study theory of social change, nonviolence techniques, and civil rights, urban development, and related topics.
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Cheeter
Insttute
Green Corrects Review For Submerging Meaning
A reader question about a review notes the opening scene of The Silence could imply a drowning. The writer argues the term swat or droning refers to Ihenotenon sound and action as the film opens, seeking clarification on meaning.
Anonymous student demand calls resignations at college
A. Onymous argues dean and president must resign after criticizing campus leadership. He claims student leaders fail to press the administration and urges demonstrations as the only path to real progress. He cites Oberlin and Cornell contexts and urges a minimal resignation to spur change.
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PSL
Cornell
Congress
Oberlin
Oberlin students seek board dialogue on college actions
A student congress at Oberlin questions the Board of Trustees about co op integration dorm construction and the college’s character statement. They urge direct reporting of the Congress Report and direct answers from President Carr, criticizing a wall between administration and students.
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Carr
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