Continued by Perry Ben (1 results)
Published by The Hand Press, New York, 1970
- Softcover
- First Edition
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Add to basketSoftcover. Condition: Very Good. First edition. Quarto. [15] sheets, mimeographed on rectos only. Stapled covers. Covers lightly worn, rear cover with numerous tiny stains, soiling along the edges on the first page, a bit of foxing, very good. The text begins "Students on the nation's college and university campuses, no longer s…atisfied with 'business as usual,' have become a force for political and economic change. Outraged by the United States involvement in Indo-China, they have demolished the facade of the university as a neutral, apolitical institution." The paper goes on to explain the relationship between students and faculty during protests and strikes, and discusses the difficulties that the students face in trying to elicit a change while still having to participate in the established system, kept in place to maintain "business as usual." Perry uses the May 1970 strike at New York University as an example, and offers advice on how to effectively organize. Uncommon, *OCLC* locates no copies.
