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Standing, sitting, leaning— these students showed their concern as the university said IVIass for peace. Expressing concern over the twiddle East situation, several students recited poetry and prayers before a late-night l ass. m 1 J - .V -J ,1 H HHr •JQi ' J - Nine Jesuits concelebrated a Mass as students sat attentively in the grass behind the Ad building. Masses and a hunger strike were C.U. ' s way of demonstrating concern over foreign policy. 24
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1 Senior Bill Laird introduces ex-governor Frank Morri- son, democratic candidate for senator of Nebraska. Mary Beth O ' Meara takes a break at play practice, while Phil Crowley ponders an assignment. Protesting United States involvement in war, student Julie O ' Brien wears a black band around her arm. Tony Cooper, spokesman for black students, proposed a place where Blacks can identify with each other. 23
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Kent State, Jordan stir student reaction Obviously a university must be concerned with its own problems first. But at the same time the university should not become so bogged down with one of its own issues that it steals completely from any concern for such things as community urban problems and national politics. Ken Burrows Junior, Arts Teach-ins, a boycott of classes, a four-day fast, a night-time peace vigil, a sit-in at the ROTC offices and two memorial Masses marked Creighton ' s observance of opposition to the Vietnam-Cambodian war and the death of four Kent State University students. These incidents also marked the end of the ' 69-70 school year. This year, only one week into the fall semester, Creighton students were again spurred into an acute awareness of national events. News of the Pentagon alert of troops for possible use in the evacuation of American citizens from Jordan produced a variety of reactions. Approximately 300 underclassmen chose to show their apprehension by a midnight Mass in the East Quadrangle. Some students read short poems and prayers; others simply thanked the rest of the group for their concern. A few students protested ROTC ' s presence on campus after President Nixon sent troops into Cambodia. The masses said the f ass again as William Manning read scripture passages to 500 students in the East Quadrangle. 25
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