At Berkeley in the sixties
Subtitle: the education of an activist, 1961-1965
By: Jo Freeman.
Publisher: Indiana University Press
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Bloomington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 358
Subjects: Freeman, Jo; University of California, Berkeley -- History; College students -- California -- Berkeley -- Political activity -- History; Student movements -- California -- Berkeley -- History
Other titles: At Berkeley in the '60s.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 329-343) and index.
Table of contents: title: The train to Berkeley; title: Cal; title: Politics and the university; title: SLATE; title: Exploring the political bazaar; title: The young democrats; title: Student; title: Protest; title: Summer vacation in Washington, D.C.; title: Crossing the line; title: The speaker ban; title: The SLATE supplement; title: Fair housing; title: Mexico and Central America; title: The house on Parker Street; title: The assassination of JFK; title: The Bay Area civil rights movement; title: On civil disobedience; title: The Sheraton-Palace; title: Auto row; title: Clogging the courts; title: On trial; title: Freedom summer; title: Summer session; title: Hitchhiking; title: The Democratic convention; title: New York City; title: First week of the Fall semester; title: Eviction!; title: Who done it?; title: Capturing the car; title: Strongwalled; title: The October 2nd pact; title: The FSM is born; title: Sparring; title: Energy; title: Escalation; title: The "right wing" revolt; title: The secret negotiations; title: Changes; title: Mutual misconceptions; title: The Heyman Committee Report; title: The regents meet; title: The abortive sit-in; title: Resurrection; title: The real sit-in; title: Strike!; title: Victory; title: Intermission; title: FUCK; title: The trial; title: On regents and rules; title: The state legislature; title: Graduation; title: The FBI files; title: Aftermath, afterword, and afterthoughts.