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1. San Jose State College News: Statement by SJSC President Robert D. Clark: Police on Campus

San Jose State College News: Statement by SJSC President Robert D. Clark: Police on Campus

Description: 1 p. A statement by San Jose State College President Robert Clark in the November 27, 1968 release of the San Jose State College News concerning free speech and demonstration on campus and how they often escalate into intimidation and violence, requiring the use of police to restore order., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.

2. San Jose State College News: Statement by SJSC President Robert D. Clark on Proposed AFT Strike

Description: 3 p. A statement by San Jose State College President Robert Clark, printed in the Jan. 1, 1970 issue of the San Jose State College News assuring students that classes will be held despite a proposed strike by the American Teachers Federation., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.

3. Clark speech: Profiles and Plastic Surgery, An Address to High School Honor Students (Draft with handwritten notes)

Clark speech: Profiles and Plastic Surgery, An Address to High School Honor Students (Draft with handwritten notes)

Description: 8 p. type-written draft of speech with hand-written edits, to be delivered by University of Oregon Robert D. Clark to high school honors students., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.

4. Clark speech: death of Martin Luther King Jr. (rough draft)

Clark speech: death of Martin Luther King Jr. (rough draft)

Description: 3 p. typed draft of speech with handwritten corrections of University of Oregon President Robert D. Clark regarding the assassination of Martin Luther King. Includes a paragraph from Carolyn M. Cross, President of the Black Graduate Student Council, to President Clark regarding King's death., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.