1973
DOI: 10.2307/367402
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Students and Academic Unrest

Abstract: A relative calm has settled on university campuses in the last two years. Since the wave of protest following the invasion of Cambodia in the spring of 1970, campuses have been strangely quiet. Have the students and protestors been chastened and silenced or just temporarily repressed? Only the most euphoric observer would have dared to frame such a conservative question in 1970. Today, some pundits predict a return to the quietude and apathy of the Nineteen Fifties. Predictably, a caseload of books have appear… Show more

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