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g?. ?*. : 'e' :<, i: . e ! ?,'I t,i i . r i ;- .. - .g: $; a: h;, . h .- . 2. v .'. '1970 gained t h e i r attention, The 1nfoi;rnt 8 d d t h a t spite . of efforts of conscrvatlve element8 the radicals succeeded i a galnlng the presidency of the Student Governmeat Association and continued control of the college neusppr. The Infomat sumnarltcd the following events on -cmpus from 6 M2y 1970 to 8 . 19 Jane 1 9 7 0 ~ 1. A Student Strike Committee was organized tihich immediately submitted demands to tt.e college (see attachment a&cr 2)b Student abseateeisa from classee vas estimated t d be between forty and 3isty L . ' *-*. f .: ;> 3.. .. .. $. ' <' $ [ d Y : * *? trotioa building was lowered a number of times and dissidents attempted to raise th6 strFke flag. The ' aboos actions created incidents between student radicals, c a q u s police, and ROTC personnel. College officials decided not t o fly the flag Xa order t o avoid further incidents and ROTC flq raising snd 1o;rcring ceremonies were discontf med. This order 3. The Faculty of A r t s a d Sciences met i o mer- gency sessjon and acceded t o strike demmds by passing a resolution granting deferred examinr- . dent wishing t o take advantage of examination ' deferments were required to subdt a written Ae- . quest to t h e office of Desa EARNES. Other schools ' of endeavor a t the college refused to meet the strike demands, and in geDera1 the resolution of the Facul- discriminatory against students attempting t o pur- . 'dab 3tiII effect OQ 19 JUhe 1970. . . tions to students u n t i l September 1970, Ainy stu- " - ty Or Art3 and Sciences was considerod unfair and I . . . . . gue normal studies.: . . a- . . * . P _ t . . .