Box 1

Notes on daycare petitions, women's health care, the appointment of Marilyn Stokstad (the first woman associate dean to serve at KU), and the fulfillment of other February Sisters's demands.

Notes on childcare, birth control, and pay disparity.

Includes community meeting minutes, Leonard's description of the gynarchical structure of the free school community, and member lists.

Includes papers for an unnamed feminist and/or lesbian newsletter with an envelope addressed to Ms. N[ancy] Abuza.

Jack Warshaw and Barbara Dane's "Kent State Massacre," John Prine's "Paradise," and James Oppenheim's "Bread and Roses."

Also includes notes on writing a history defining fact and rumor and a letter protesting entry fees to a Socialist-Feminist conference.

Includes papers about the War Resistance League, the 1976 Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice, the Campaign for Democratic Foreign Policy, and the National Organization of Women. Also includes Lawrence Friends of United Farm Workers fliers about the grape boycott.

Includes articles on black holes, a class photo of the 1975-76 Cordley School first grade, and a typed and hand-written index to an unidentified book dealing with spirituality.

Includes papers from the organizations and what appear to be contemporaneous notes.

Includes a first hand account and other papers on a sit-in at the chancellor's office protesting discriminatory housing policies in town and at KU sororities and fraternities. A newspaper article on the arrest of 100 students at the protest, including football star Gayle Sayers, can be found in PP 315 (oversize) folder 1.

Notes on student groups and protests as well as include three newsletters: Students for a Democratic Society Journal Issue #3, Kandide: a journal of Kansas New Left thought #1, and The Screw: a twisted device for holing things together #1.

Includes notes; a timeline; a photocopy of Leonard being quoted in Journal of Liberal Ministry; a copy of The Screw #4; and photocopies of two reports, one dissenting, of a student faculty committee on university governance and senate code.

Notes on a Lawrence High Black Student Union walk out, birth control, the Vietnam War, and other topics. Three copies of The Screw are also included, Nos. 8, 10, and 12; one of which includes a statement by Jerry Rubin and an invitation to a Yippie celebration at the Democratic convention in Chicago.

Notes on birth control, opposing the ROTC (Reserve Officers' Training Corps) on campus, and other topics.

Topics include student marches supporting the Chicago 7 and the regents' opposition to Professor Valvel; student elections; the fire at the Union; 1970 local elections; Black Student Union protests against discrimination; and the police shootings of Rick [Dowdell] and Nick [Rice].

Includes Playboy articles on the peace movement; MLK and Bobby Kennedy assassinations; a letter from the Quaker Service Vietnam; a National Black Economic Development Conference manifesto calling for reparations; and Committee for Nuclear Information and anti-war fliers from New York City.

Notes and timelines on women's rights, birth control and access to abortion, the exclusion of women, human sexuality, and civil rights.

Includes articles on protests and police in Lawrence; a people's guide to street fighting; a poetry page; an article on a protest to free Bobby Seale; feedback from readers; "The Dope Column" detailing the types of drugs in town and their prices; and a copy of a Black manifesto that circulated around Lawrence while the Black Student Union's Harambee newsletter was not being printed.