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President S. I. Hayakawa of San Francisco State College said yesterday that some students were being "led by anarchists who use current emotions as a cheap excuse to destroy buildings, institutions, and lives...
After polling 60,447 U.S. college teachers, the Carnegie Commission on Higher Education reports that the majority, in effect, agreed with Brewster on foreign affairs but sided with Hayakawa's views on campus disruption. While more than half hoped to end the war quickly, 76% thought that disrupters should be expelled, and 80% felt that disruptive student militants are a threat to academic freedom...
...relaxing academic requirements to put more minority members on faculties. Still, not all student complaints were rejected. Almost half the teachers believed that most U.S. colleges reward student conformity and crush the creative; 69% agreed that education would improve if courses were made more "relevant" to contemporary life. As Hayakawa might have predicted, faculty in the humanities were more sympathetic to campus radicals than teachers of science, engineering, medicine and other professions. Even so, those most committed to activist goals were not humanities teachers but social scientists...
Weiss charged that police singled him out for beating. He said that they recognized him because he had once spent a night in police headquarters conveying bail money to many of those arrested during last January's demonstration against Samuel I. Hayakawa at Northeastern...
Last week Chancellor Ivan Hinderaker of the University of California at Riverside beat Hayakawa to the punch. Summoning the faculty to an emergency meeting, Hinderaker announced that he was dissolving Riverside's six-month-old department of black studies...