Search Results | Oregon Digital

Search

You searched for: Start Over Topic Political violence Remove constraint Topic: Political violence

1 - 6 of 6

Search Results

1. Report of the Committee of Inquiry into the Conduct of Dr. John P. Froines

Report of the Committee of Inquiry into the Conduct of Dr. John P. Froines

Description: 18 p. A typewritten report by a committee of inquiry into the conduct of Dr. John R. Froines, who was a professor at the University of Oregon at the time. Also included is a separate statement ofopinions from one of the committtee members, Dr. Paul Simpson., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.

2. Clark statement re: Johnson Hall bombing

Clark statement re: Johnson Hall bombing

Description: 1 p. A typewritten statement by President Robert D. Clark condemning the bombing of Johnson Hall and discussing further steps in investigation of the incident., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.

3. Casterline memo to Teague re: increase of radical activities in the Northwest and recent successes of YAF-Northwest

Casterline memo to Teague re: increase of radical activities in the Northwest and recent successes of YAF-Northwest

Description: 2 p. A typed memo with handwritten editing marks and "Confidential" stamp, from James C. Casterline, Northwest Regional Representative of the Young Americans for Freedom (YAF), to Randal C. Teague, YAF Executive Director. The memo details left-wing political activity on university campuses in the Northwest and YAF action programs., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.

4. News Release: Explosion (PLC bombing)

News Release: Explosion (PLC bombing)

Description: 2 p. A typed news release on University of Oregon News Bureau letterhead regarding damages to Prince Lucien Campbell Hall after a bombing. The building was structurally sound after the bombing, but extensive damage was done to the plaster, electrical systems, and plumbing., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.

5. Icarus

Description: Accordion-folded pages are glued to one side of the paper-over-board covers and cloth-case binding. The book can be read as if the folded pages are part of a codex, or with the complete page block turned to the front, the back of the accordion can be read, or the accordion can be pulled fully out. Images and text run continuously over the folds. The book is about the horrors of war and specifically of genocide, discussing 20th century genocides in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia, Iraq and El Salvador. Extensive personal notes by artist concerning her decision to make this book. Includes bibliographical references, Signed by the artist

6. Clark statement on University's response to violence (draft)

Clark statement on University's response to violence (draft)

Description: 2 p. A typed version of the second draft of a statement given by University of Oregon President, Robert D. Clark, in response to the May 4, 1970 shooting of student protesters at Kent State University., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.