Crisis at SF State
By: [edited by] Howard Finberg ... [et al.].
Contributors: Finberg, Howard.; San Francisco State College. Journalism Dept.
Publisher: Journalism Dept., San Francisco State College; Insight Publications
Published: 1969
Place of publication: San Francisco
Language: eng
Number of pages: 51
Subjects: Students for a Democratic Society (U.S.); Black Students Union.; Third World Liberation Front.; San Francisco State College -- Students.; College students -- California -- San Francisco -- Political activity.; Student strikes -- California -- San Francisco.; Student movements -- California -- San Francisco.; Students -- Political activity.
Other titles: Crisis at San Francisco State; Cover title: An Interpretive look at San Francisco State College crisis; San Francisco State College crisis; Crisis
Notes: Among the activist groups profiled are Students for a Democratic Society, the Black Students Union, and the Third World Liberation Front.
Table of contents: value: An overview : the strike at SF State / by Steve Toomajian; value: "Gangsters in our midst" / by S.I. Hayakawa; value: Hayakawa as seen by a striker / by Carol Corville; value: The strike leaders : interviews by Carolyn Skaug. Bill Middleton, BSU. Hari Dillon, TWLF. John Levin, SDS; value: Educational crisis / by Robert Smith; value: Black studies / by Carolyn Skaug; value: Nathan Hare : power of being Black / by Carolyn Skaug; value: Fight for a college : photos / by Lou de la Torre; value: The silent middle / by John Gonzales; value: Why strike SF State? / by John Davidson; value: Jim Vaszko and the starting shot / by Steve Toomajian; value: Power people / by John Leighty; value: On getting busted; value: / by Bruce Campbell; value: Police on campus / by Steve Hara; value: Police off campus / by Bruce Campbell; value: They love him / by Tony Rogers; value: History lessons for the radicals / by Elliot Carlson; value: Learning on the picket line : Strike! Teach! / by Tony Rogers; value: Revolt comes to sports / by Joe DeLoach; value: The press / by Harvey Yorke.