Student Papers

From Harvard Strike Project Wiki

Contents 1 Harvard University Student Strike, 1969 2 The Radicalization of Harvard University (1966-1969) 3 Occupation of University Hall 4 Nathan Marsh Pusey 5 Results and Effects 6 Expansion 7 Humor as a Political Tool 8 The Bust 9 No rest. No mercy. No matter what. 10 Creation of the Afro-American Studies Program. 11 ROTC- A Symbolic Disaster

[edit] Harvard University Student Strike, 1969

“Schools are fragile places.” – Nancy Sizer

[edit] The Radicalization of Harvard University (1966-1969)

[edit] Occupation of University Hall

by Shelby Hickox

[edit] Nathan Marsh Pusey

President of Harvard University at the time of the strike.

[edit] Results and Effects

by Tyler Karuzis

[edit] Expansion

by Jordan Albert

[edit] Humor as a Political Tool

How humor was used as an effective political tool, leading up to, during, and in response to, the takeover of university hall by Harvard students.

-David Giordano

[edit] The Bust

[edit] No rest. No mercy. No matter what.

By Mike Wheeler

[edit] Creation of the Afro-American Studies Program.

by Maya Singh

[edit] ROTC- A Symbolic Disaster

by Kristin Mounsey