Word: berkeleys
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...college governing body has some power to fix requirements for action within the College, as long as it stays within the sphere of college interest. It has no more right to force jurisdiction over our roles outside the College (taking political action in our name) than Berkeley has to force jurisdiction over extra-college action in an opposite manner (by refusing to permit outside matters to be considered on the campus...
...resolution, introduced by Rep. Donald Mulford (R-Berkeley), asks the university's Board of Regents to take immediate action against the students, who were arrested for parading around the Berkeley campus with signs bearing four-letter obscene words...
President Clark Kerr and Martin Meyerson, acting chancellor of the Berkeley campus, had resigned last week after Edward Carter, chairman of the Board of Regents, called a special meeting to take charge of the case. The two withdrew their resignations when the Regents instead voted to leave disciplinary matters to the faculty...
Announcement of the resolution followed by a day a disclosure by Arleigh Williams, dean of students at the Berkeley campus, that a faculty committee will begin holding formal hearings next Wednesday to consider disciplinary action against the students...
...combining idealism, emotional appeal, techniques, and proof that students can act effectively, this cause has lifted students out of their silent-generation apathy of the late '50s. Students from Yale, Harvard and Princeton were well represented at Selma last week; Mario Savio, the original free-speech leader at Berkeley, showed up too. And a healthy thing it is, insists St. John's Sociology Professor William Osborne: "This generation of students has what other generations have lacked-a holy discontent, courage, and the willingness to sacrifice...