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COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 1968 Frank da Cruz Columbia University Academic Information Systems [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> April 1998 Most recent update: 29 Feb 2004 The Second and Third Busts In the following weeks, regular classes were replaced by "Liberation classes" on the lawns (NEED PHOTO). There were no grades that year. Picket lines were thrown up in front of every building. The Grateful Dead played on Ferris Booth terrace. A student batallion marched up Amsterdam Avenue to City College to make noise and "link up". Organizers for progressive labor unions began circulating pledge cards among supporting staff (this cost me my Butler Library job). A contingent from the French student/worker uprising handed out those famous posters (unfortunately printed on cheap paper, now disintegrated) from the "Ex-Ecole des Beaux Arts", and we also had visits from student representatives of many of the other universities that followed Columbia's energetic lead that year, who raised clenched fists and gave rousing speeches. (Later some of us visited other student uprisings in progress, notably in Mexico City, where police and military actions made the Columbia arrests look like a lovefest <http://flag.blackened.net/revolt/mexico/history/tlatelolco_1968.html> .)
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