Box 1

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 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.