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...David H. Blair III, of Princeton, N. J. and Kirkland House (History and Literature); David Blumenthal, of New York and Leverett House (Government): Calvin S. Bruce. of Milwaukee. Wise., and Leverett House (Bi?logy); Jack D. Burke, of Richmond, Va., and Leperett House (Government); Alan C. Camphell of Ann Arbor, Mich., and Eliot House (History and Literature...
...board is divided into four sections: the Ghetto Zone (including properties like Bedford Stuyvesant, Watts and Harlem), the Integrated Zone (Ann Arbor, Berkeley, Atlanta and Greenwich Village), the Suburban Zone...
...Arbor, Mich...
Over this first weekend, further support for the BAM position was announced by groups of teaching fellows, all the black faculty, and several other faculty groups, including the New University Conference (mostly young radical faculty), and by the Ann Arbor Tenants' Union. This community support was part of a continuing alliance between black students and the Tenants' Union that had been active in a rent strike in the Ann Arbor area...
Diana went on to the University of Michigan to earn a teaching certificate. This was the critical year of 1966, when U.S. students were being radicalized by the Viet Nam War. While at Ann Arbor, Diana joined the Children's Community School, an unstructured, permissive experiment in education for children from four to eight. There, she worked with Bill Ayers, son of the board chairman of Chicago's Commonwealth Edison Co., and with Eric Mann -who later became luminaries of the Students for a Democratic Society. The school, operating on Great Society money, folded in 1968, when...