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    Columbia Daily Spectator 20 April 1970
    ... university security police. The tri-partite body, meeting in McVikar Hall, upheld a motion by the defense that charges against ...
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    Columbia Daily Spectator 20 March 1970
    ... several hundred radicals in a brief occupation of Uris Hall, which was followed later that night by a win-dow-smashing ...
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    Columbia Daily Spectator 5 March 1970
    ... by two university officials after anSDS demonstration in Dodge Hall last fall. Two other SDS members, Ed Goldman '71 ...
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    Columbia Daily Spectator 21 April 1970
    ... its followers for last Wednesday's rock-throwing rampage, which spattered Hamilton Hall with paint and stink-bombs and left the lower ...
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    Columbia Daily Spectator 22 October 1970
    ... four-day sit-in in several vacant offices of the Hartley Hall lobby last April. Lawrence Mays '72 and Roger Newell ...
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    Columbia Daily Spectator 19 February 1970
    Members of Students for a Democratic Societyplanto march into Hamilton Hall today at noon to confront Dean Hovde with ...
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    Columbia Daily Spectator 29 October 1969
    ... coalition of antiwar groups met last night in Haskell Hall to coordinate plans for mass demostrations next month on ...
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    Columbia Daily Spectator 9 March 1970
    ... violating the Interim Rules during a demonstration in Dodge Hall last Nov. 12. The four SDS members —who were ...
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    Columbia Daily Spectator 9 April 1970
    ... radicals toured the campus again, breaking several windows in Hamilton Hall. They were briefly halted by security guards at ...
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    Columbia Daily Spectator 13 May 1970
    ... easy to be a big revolutionary in front of Hamilton Hall," he added. When a radical in the crowd ...