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Letter written to Aaron Frishberg from occupied office of President Kirk. Handwritten in red pen, two pages in length. Also includes the envelope showing postmark date and return to sender date.

Second page of letter written to Aaron Frishberg from occuped office of President Kirk. Handwritten in red pen, front page.

Front of envelope for letter with Return to Sender stamp.

Circular showing the orderliness that protesting students
imposed on themselves while occupying the various buildings on campus.

Circular, Students occupying the various buildings on campus cleaned and kept things in good order while they were there.

Notes, written by occupying students, about President Kirk's activities in August 1966 (4 pages)

Notes, written by occupying students, about President Kirk's activities in August 1966

Notes, written by occupying students, about President Kirk's activities in August 1966

Notes, written by occupying students, about President Kirk's activities in August 1966

Type written press release created by occupying students with a list of four demands

Circular, also titled "S.D.S.: TODAY'S VERSION OF NAZI THUGS." Students who were against SDS often compared the group and its tactics
with the Nazis.

Letter in support of Kirk's actions from the man who would eventually replace him as president of Columbia University,

Letter in support of Kirk's actions from the man who would eventually
replace him as president of Columbia University, page 2

Letter, in support of Kirk's actions, including "some head cracking"

Telegram, type written, note handwritten at the bottom with date and time. Photostat of original.

Letter criticizes Kirk's use of police force on campus and demands his
resignation, dated May 2, 1968.

Letter criticizing Kirk's use of police force on campus, comparing his
actions to those taken in Nazi Germany, dated April 30, 1968

Circular, handwritten and typewritten. Schedule of liberation classes for Friday May 3, 1968.

Circular, handwritten. Announcing Grateful Dead concert at 3 p.m. on South Field

Strike Coordinating Committee circular discouraging people from
entering classroom buildings in solidarity with the strike imposed after
the violent police bust on April 30, 1968.