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Dr. Mink, Mr. Toscano fbehind C. Ballentinel, V. Pres. Garvin, D. Everett, Dr. Sandeen, B. Knight discuss student role. Chris Clark and Mark Linderjoined the mob P.E. protest. Dr. Wm. Birenbaum explicates new student directions. 27 Taking time to act Macalester took time out Tuesday, Oct. 29, for all-day discussions on race relations and the student role, featuring two guest speakers and the CBS Black America films. The student role was affirmed when student desires were fulfilled in a Dec. 5 faculty meeting which expanded educational op- portunities and abolished P.E. and confro requirements. You as a nigger-administrator, student, teacher. zen
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5 Alain Touraine, Edward Kirchner, jerry Norton, Diedre Hunter, Peter Warrian, Tariq Ali, and Rich Boardman formed panel. ' ,,,, 1 L g jerry Norton of YAF says, Liberalism has failed. Activi5m's children Focusing on world-wide student unrest, Macalester's second annual International Affairs Symposium brought representatives from the NSA, YAF, and the Chicago Area Draft Resistance, plus authorities on Can- adian, French, and Chinese student move- ments to share ideas with the college com- munity. An example of Macalester-style activism is the joining of many macites in a peace march in Minneapolis, and Thursday peace vigils on Grand Ave. V an Q, . . .. ,g,gV:,, ,tests ' S Q lii, , - Ejgtfttal-L-.Q A-'7 . K ff , K bljf! ag A ' 1 , it t t t tt, , .Q iv - ' - K. ttstts hi? if I ity. g 3 , X R zgll , Vg ':EV W . :.- ' it : . T . - t 1 t r t csc i,t, 2 s a a at s 5 T g,.g,gst, L. ' ,,,g -'., Q5 :+'.5 2 g . QQ ' Qi ' li ' , T' A : ' fi. - ,tm , ' A i g A -. if i' -i2.' Y. . wk . 1' 'Y' ' ,tw Macites joined peace-niks in mid-Minneapolis march Tariq Ali represented Marxist socialism on the panel. Peace marchers rouse spirits with song over P.A. system. 26
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From his Dupre Hall room, David lensen keeps apace of the close election race. The 1968 election: a Search for truth To Macalester students, the 1968 Presidential election meant campaigning for McWatt, McGovern, or McCarthy. It meant accepting the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy as a reality. lt meant a possibility of ending the war, or the draft, maybe. It meant taking sides, or trying not to. It meant waiting up until the wee hours of election night to find out that Nixon had beaten Humphrey and Wallace. lt meant a lot. 4 X , , Q Election night parties drew many Macites out of their dorm rooms to munch popcorn Televisions became centers of attraction as the election results dribbled slowly in. ginfd ' ' ri-
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