Turmoil on Campus Universities Must Share Blame
An editor’s note introduces a multi-part look at the campus revolt across more than 30 campuses. It argues faculty and administrations helped fuel or failed to curb the New Left, with examples from Columbia, Berkeley, San Francisco State, and others. It cites professors and officials blaming both sides, noting leniency, empty guidelines, and miscommunication as factors shaping the upheaval and student actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Arden O. French
Louisiana State University
Cox Commission
Columbia
Auto stereo stolen from Pamela Penrose car
Pamela Penrose of 287 Claremont Ave reported to Long Beach police that thieves broke into her car parked near her home and stole a stereo tape deck valued at 145 dollars.
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Bry
Pamela Penrose
Claremont Ave
Long Beach
New Left Influence in Universities Sparking Disorder
A New Left undergraduate at Columbia reflects activist views while a student group protests school practices. Faculty voices from Harvard to San Francisco are cited as shaping the controversy. Yet scholars note no major campus disruption occurs without some faculty involvement in judging the issues. The piece turns to the black student movement as a forthcoming topic.
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Columbia
New Left
SDS
University of California At Berkeley
Sidney Hook
New York University
San Francisco State
American Federation of Teachers
John H. Bunzel
AFT
Mark Qring
Indiana University
John Peden
State University of New York
Jacques Barzun
Barzun
Richard Hofstadter
John Bunzel
San Francisco
Harvard
Franklin J. Ford
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Walter “‘ Meek
Archibald Cox
Bunzel
APT
California
Ronald Reagan
University of California
Reagan
Abe Jackman
Lockman
Steve Frank
Los Angeles City College
Berkeley
New York City
Columbia University
Niagara
Wagara
May Co
Mey Co
Lakewood
Lakewood Blvd
Dr Rowan
Bond
Long Leach
Tete Et
Bond‘s
Bort Bond
Annie Family
Young People’s Socialist League
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Dast
O.K
Panasonic
Bank Ametitard & Master
Kay Sewetere
Pine Ave
Lakewood Center
Buena Park Center
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