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Tuesday, October 28,1969
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occ pussyfoots
by joe dyer
Orange Coast College has had
their own hassles over Angela
Davis this month. On Monday,
October 13th, Joseph Kroll, the
Dean of Student Activities, announced that Barry Weinbergand
Jack Vaugn were suspended for
the rest of this semester for
their continued advertising of an
Angela Davis appearanceon their
campus after it was cancelled.
In HANK, a new off- campus
publication,BarryWeinberg gave
the background for events leading up to and following a rally
on Friday, October 10th.
"SDS invited Angela Davis to
speak on campus, which was
okayedby the administration until they found out who she was.
He (the president of the college)
then vetoed her talk for four
as to why Angela Davis was not
going to be allowed to speak.
They got their chance. But we
were interrupted by muscled re-
actionaries.
"HANK: Now what about the
suspensions?
"Barry: Today Jack Vaughnand
Ilearned that we were suspended
because of 'false advertising'
which we can prove is a false
charge. Tomorrow (Tuesday) the
student council is supposed to
meet at 2:00 to discuss their
position on our suspensions.Also, SDS is trying to raise consciousness about what the suspensions mean not only to us
but to free speech and academic
freedom on campus."
The rally which was called by
the SDS was approved; however,
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no SDS members were allowed
to speak. At the student counreasons, none of which was va- cil meeting, which was attended
lid. First, that no communist by approximately 200 students,
the two students and Dean Kroll
is allowed to speak on Jr. Colstated their cases. The student
lege campuses (which mentioned nothing of recent Jr. College council then voted: (1) to support
the students and oppose their
court decisions whichallowcommunists to speak if they don't suspensions, because of lack of
indoctrinate); second, that SDS communication on the part of
is not a recognizedorganization Dean Kroll, and (2) to ask Dean
(but according to the adminis- Kroll to turn the case over to
tration's testimony in Superior the Student Judicial Board.
Later in the day it was anCourt, SDS was denied only the
nounced
that Dean Krol would
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to clubs);
traditional
third, that all speakers have to hold back a decision untilThursbe listed with the administration day morning "to give both sides
beforehand (which we did); and tim to think about it."
Thursday morning came and
fourth, that students are allowed
the
administration reinstated the
they
desire as
to do whatever
long as the president approves. two students. Barry Weinberg
They then okayedhaving the UCI told the NEW UNIVERSITY that
BSU speak, but that was vetoed the most important outcome was
that the student body became inby the administrator who doesn't
volved in the issue.
(Fitzpretend
to be liberal
even
It is amazing that some people
gerald). By Friday morning we
really
believe that by just seeing
knew for sure that the BSU was
not going to be allowed to speak. or listening to a communist all
The Administration told us to get students will quickly forget the
in touch with the BSU and tell free enterprise system, his mothem the story. We felt the bur- ther and EVEN the girl next
den of proof lay with the ad- door and start walking to the
ministration and it was their job nearest Russian embassy for political asylum.
to deny freedom of speech.
Friday
"HANK: So as of 11:00
the BSU was coming and the administration was not' going to
allow them to speak?
"Barry: Right. We made a deal
with the administration that both
of us would have equal time to
explain to the crowd our side
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