May 1970: birth of the antiwar university.
Edition: [1st ed.
Publisher: Pathfinder Press
Published: 1971
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 62
Subjects: Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975 -- Public opinion -- United States; College students -- United States -- Political activity
Notes: Includes 17 articles which originally appeared in the Militant, May-June, 1970.
Table of contents: title: Boehm, F. Introduction.; title: York, M. and Kirsch, F. Eyewitness report of Kent massacre.; title: Thorstad, D. Unprecedented protests sweep nation's campuses.; title: Langston, R. Plans for New York regional action.; title: Strike leaders, SMC urge national action.; title: Wald, A. and Savage, J. Berkeley struggle.; title: Berkeley seven-point plan.; title: Furst, R. Students press for control at University of Illinois.; title: Strebe, N. Biggest U.S. campus, in struggle.; title: Furst, R. and Roberts, D. Over 100,000 in Washington, May 9.; title: Finehirsh, S. Extend the strike, organize, build to May 30.; title: Furst, R. Chicago Strike Council calls for May 30 action.; title: Thorstad, D. Trade union support for student strikers.; title: Murder at Jackson State College.; title: Thorstad, D. SWP candidates build movement.; title: Lamont, S. New chapter in campus antiwar struggle.; title: The Militant. The ongoing fight for antiwar universities.; title: Barnes, J. The impact on capitalists, unions, and students.; title: Gurewitz, D. May 1970: Something unprecedented in American history.