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Student protesters -- Colorado -- Denver

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 263 Collections and/or Records:

Box 11

 File — Box U219.03.0011: Series U219.03 [Barcode: U186024720258]
Identifier: U219.03.0011
Abstract

Contains news articles and ephemera relating to the Woodstock West protests at the University of Denver. Articles are drawn from the University Park News, Denver Clarion, and Denver Post.

Dates: 1970

Box 14: Protest Pins, 2024 May 9-28

 Item — Box U219.0014: Series U219.04 [Barcode: U186026056443]
Identifier: U219.04.0014
Abstract

This box contains several pins created for the student encampment for Palestine in May of 2024. The pins depict a variety of slogans and graphics. While the vast majority of the pins are in good condition, one is slightly damaged.

Dates: 2024 May 9-28

Box 15: Fabric Protest Sign, 2020-2024

 File — Box U219.04.0015: Series U219.04 [Barcode: U186026079873]
Identifier: U219.04.0015
Abstract This box contains a fabric protest poster that was used during the DU Students for Palestine Encampment. The poster is a green fabric with purple, blue, orange, and yellow stripes that has white printing stating "Atlanta Can't Breathe" along with images of a gun, a security camera, and deforestation. This is probably relating to the death of Johnny Hollman in Atlanta in 2023, when a police officer pulled Hlolman over for a traffic violation, arrested him, and tased him as Hollman yelled "I...
Dates: 2020-2024

Box 16: Handmade Fabric Banner, 2024, May 9-28

 File — Box U219.04.0016: Series U219.04 [Barcode: U186026079857]
Identifier: U219.04.0016
Abstract This box contains a fabric banner made at and for the DU Students for Palestine Encampment. It is a teal frabric with the following written on it: "Disclose - The University of Denver should disclose all of its investments. Divest - From all companies invested in and responsible for illegal occupation, apartheid, + genocide of Palestinians in the West Bank, Gaza + Historic Palestine. Declare - Release a public statement. Defend - Protect free speech on campus and provide full amnesty for...
Dates: 2024, May 9-28

Box 17: Handmade Crochet Figurines, 2024, May 9-28

 File — Box U219.04.0017: Series U219.04 [Barcode: U186026079865]
Identifier: U219.04.0017
Abstract

This box contains four (4) handmade crochet items featuring the colors of the Palestine flag or watermelons. One item is frog-like and has long limbs. Another is a turle with a watermelon shell. Another appears to be a dinosaur in the shape of a slice of watermelon. The last figurine is human-esque and has a watermelon hat. All of these items were made by DU students during the Palestine encampment from May 9-28, 2024.

Dates: 2024, May 9-28

Colorado Committee of Concern for Soviet Jewry Records

 Collection
Identifier: B093
Abstract Soviet Jews who wanted to emigrate from the Soviet Union were known as "Refuseniks." American Jewish students formed the Struggle for Soviet Jewry (SSSJ) in 1964 and the American Jewish Committee on Soviet Jewry (AJCSI) was also organized that year. Rabbi Samuel Adelman, rabbi of the BMH synagogue, spoke at Temple Emanuel and urged the liberal congregation to help Soviet Jews. Rabbi Raymond Zwerin, Sheldon Steinhauser, and Lillian Hoffman formed what became the Colorado Committee of Concern...
Dates: 1929-1996; Majority of material found within 1968-1978

Critical Messages from Parents, 1970

 Item
Identifier: M028.07.0015.0011.00001
Abstract

A stapled sheaf of papers, including typewritten and handwritten letters and telegrams, of negative messages to Chancellor Mitchell regarding his response to the Woodstock West protests, primarily reacting negatively to the decision to bring in the National Guard.

Dates: 1970

Handwritten letter from Richard L. Thorn, 1970 May 24

 Item
Identifier: M028.07.0015.0017.00002
Abstract

Handwritten letter to Chancellor Mitchell expressing Thorn's support for his response to the Woodstock West protests. Thorn, a DU parent, discusses his belief that protesting students were being indoctrinated and compares them to a Nazi plant at DU before WWII. He also advocates for throwing protesting students out of the university.

Dates: 1970 May 24

Positive messages - telegrams, 1970

 Item
Identifier: M028.07.0015.0017.00001
Abstract

Stapled sheaf of telegrams from DU parents with positive messages to Chancellor Mitchell regarding the Woodstock West protests, supporting Mitchell and his response to the protests.

Dates: 1970

The Denver Clarion, vol. 68, issue 10, 1963 October 22

 Item
Identifier: clarion_v068i10_19631022
Abstract

Students Protest Tuition Raise – Proposed Tuition Hike Incites Festivities Among DU Students. Students Demonstrate Anger at Proposed $100 Tuition Hike. Dr. Clark Chosen for Clinic Program.

Dates: 1963 October 22