University of South Florida - Aegean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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MARCH OUT! All the go at South Florida in 1967 was not positive. There was a real and an active no in the minds of many members of the University community. It was in answer to different things for different people. But it was an answer that often took the same form: the protest rally, the march. The no became evident early with a small group of marching pickets protesting the presence of a company who manufactured warfare chem- icals and continued through the year with rallies for the reinstatement of history pro- fessor Robert Goldstein, the state-wide teacher walkout that hit the College of Ed- ucation so hard, and the anti-draft and anti- war pickets at Armed Forces recruiting tablesg and, of course, the inevitable anti- anti-draft pickets of the Veterans Club. There were other protests, too, on a less or- ganized level, ranging from objections to District Attorney Antinori's handing of his drug hunt to the omnipresent wail from food card holders.

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