The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, May 07, 1970, Page PAGE 7, Image 7
Student Sparks of student protest are flying across the nation as students at more than 200 col lege campuses strike in op position to American involve ment in Cambodia. California Gov. Ronald Reagan has closed down all University of California cam puses for four days which will . affect about 320,000 students one-twelfth of all the nation's college students. Student unrest has even been reported in Saigon with army troops dispatched there. Both Boston and Tufts University officials have suspended classes for the rest of the term. A few of the striking cam puses include: Colgate, Amherst, University of Virginia, University of California, Berkeley, Cornell, Campaign for Wally goes on "Remember that the U.S. Senate plays an important role in the expanding Indochina war." That reminder, according to Steve Fowler, chairman of the Students for Peterson organization, "should em phasize the critical importance of this primary." "It would be a significant accomplishment to be represented by Wallace Peterson, a senator who would have a progressive and in formed outlook," Fowler said. The University economics professor's biggest challenge in the May 12 Democratic primary will be former Gov. Frank B. Morrison. Students can work for Peterson full-time through election day. Fowler urged in terested students to go to the Peterson headquarters, office 424 in the Anderson Building. Necessary campaign work Includes delivering yard signs, distributing literature, telephoning for Peterson and a door-to-door canvass to registered Democrats. - " '...0. ' " SAY GOODBYE TO UNWANTED HAIR... ONCE AND FOR ALU There's nothing 20 unfcm inine as unwanted hair or so embarrassing! Our proven Kree Dermatroa method removes unwant ed hair from face, arms, legs permanently, gently, speedily! Call or come in for a free consultation with our specialist. BEAUTY SALON THIRD FLOOR WC0I)gmKlSI21 PAGE 8 ' A strike John Hopkins University, Harvard, Ohio University and Columbia. At Princeton University, a student strike is reportedly 95 per cent effective. Sarah Lawrence students; vowed to strike until the war in Southeast Asia is over. Columbia University Presi dent Andrew Cordier announc ed his approval of students boycotting classes and told a student rally that Nixon's policy in Cambodia and Viet nam is deplorable. At Brandeis University, a student group that participated in the development of the na my f J 1 '.' ft m i. t -' .a 1.1,..,. v I i li.'i xmtttkiidtitf' J i t -ii in inniir t iihiimi mm m iiinmm across tional strike is attempting to coordinate local strikes into the national movement. University of Maryland striking students faced 500 Na tional Guardsmen and state ASUN postpones intervieivs Interviews for ASUN com mittee positions have been postponed until next week, ac cording to ASUN First Vice President Bob Pfeiffer. He said ASUN will contact students to reschedule times for interviews. MMB Ml ) 1 mtete THE DAILY NEBRASKAN the natio: police as students held a rally and blocked U.S. Highway 1 in College Park. Although most demonstra tions were peaceful, violence and vandalism marked the protests on a few campuses. A fire destroyed much of the interior of one of the buildings of a Northwestern University's traffic institute. Fire gutted an air force ROTC building at Washington University in St. Louis. Kent State University students set fire to a campus ROTC building and prevented firemen from extinguishing the Mid If you're about to get your degree, It's time to ask yourself some penetrating questions the kind of questions many people never really face up to. ( Are you more interested in people, in things ot In abstract ideas? Are you willing to make mean ingful commitments to other people as well as to yourself? It is worth thinking about. 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Six hundred National Guardsmen have occupied the campus and are patrolling it by helicopter, according to the student newspaper. Strike cancels Liberman talks The scheduled lectures Thursday and Friday by Al vin Liberman of Yale Uni versity and the University of Connacticut have been can celled because of the student strike. GDGD ivs THURSDAY. MAY 1, 1970