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Berkeley (FSM) - Publications

 Sub-Series — Box: 9

Scope and Contents

“The Meaning of the Berkeley War.” New Society, No. 354. Peter Marris (pp. 47-49). July 10, 1969.

“The Revolt of the Student Prince.” Unknown Publication. Tanneguy de Quenetain (pp. 62-71). Undated.

“In the Funky Streets Of Berkeley, Calif., It’s Forever the ‘60s.” The Wall Street Journal, Vol. CCXIII, No. 7. Ken Wells (pp. A1 col.4, A6 col. 4). January 11, 1989.

“Free Speech Not Unanimous.” The Daily Californian, Stewart Huntinton, ed. David Littlejohn (pp. 2). August 4, 1989.

“Free Speech Monument.” The Daily Californian. Hal Reynolds (pp. 2). August 18, 1989.

“Off the Wall – And That’s Where it Belongs.” New York Post, Jerry Nachman, ed. November 19, 1989.

“Free Speech Sculpture Hits A Roadblock.” The Tribune, Oakland, California. Harriet Swift (pp. C1-C2). January 23, 1990.

“Monument Dispute.” The Tribune, Oakland, California. Jon Read (pp. C6). January 29, 1990.

“Berkeley’s Free-Speech Controversy.” The Tribune, Oakland, California. Galen Cranz (op-ed page). January 31, 1990.

“Speech Monument Goes Public.” The Daily Californian, Vol. XXV, No. 13, Virginia Matzek, ed. Galen Cranz (pp. 4). February 1, 1990.

“UC Officials Discourage Free Speech Monument.” The Daily Californian. T. Christian Miller (pp. 3). February 5, 1990.

“Honoring Berkeley Free Speech Movement Debated.” West County Times. Rich Cartiere (pp. 6C). February 6, 1990.

“Unconventional Art Auction to Support Berkeley Art Project” draft. The Daily Californian. Jim Herron. Undated.

“Ideas of 5 Finalists Selected in Free Speech Art Contest.” San Jose Mercury News. Abby Cohn (pp. 1B-2B). February 7, 1990.

“The Delicate Art of Remembering the Free Speech Movement.” The Tribune, Oakland, California, Vol 117, No. 38. Terry Link (pp. A1, A12). February 7, 1990.

“Art Contest Resurrects Memories of 1964.” The New York Times, Berkeley Journal. February 9, 1990.

“FSM Artwork Shouldn’t Trivialize Era of Conflict.” & “Commemorate Genuine Free Speech.” The Daily Californian, Virginia Matzek, ed. David Littlejohn (pp. 4) & John R. Searle (pp. 4). February 20, 1990.

“Space for Free Speech.” The Daily Californian, Vol. CXXI, No. 89, (pp.1). May 29, 1992.

“Graffiti Tests Free Speech.” & “UC Obscures Monuments Purpose.” The Daily Californian, Vol. CXXI, No. 100, Rick Schultz, ed. Matthew Kagan (pp. 1, 7). July 8, 1992.

“Symbolic Expressions: Graffiti Makes Its Mark on Monument to Free Speech.” Los Angeles TimesJennifer Packer (pp. A3, A20). July 1992.

“The Free Speech M—ment.” California Monthly, Vol. 103, no. 1, Russell Schoch, ed. William Rodarmor (pp. 8). September 1992.

“Free Speech Design Reborn.” The Oakland Tribune, 120th Year, No. 271. William Brand (pp. B1). October 1, 1993.

Dates

  • Creation: 1961 - 2017

Language of Materials

From the Collection:

The majority of materials are in English, while a very small percentage are in Russian, Italian, and French.

Conditions Governing Access

The collection is open for research. However, materials from boxes 12 through 17 are unavailable for research while undergoing rehousing.

Full Extent

From the Collection: 13.35 Cubic Feet (Eight large filing boxes (boxes # 1-4, 7-10), three letter filing boxes (boxes # 5-6, 11), and six card filing boxes (boxes # 12-17).)

Repository Details

Part of the Special Collections and University Archives, Virginia Tech Repository

Contact:
Special Collections and University Archives, University Libraries (0434)
560 Drillfield Drive
Newman Library, Virginia Tech
Blacksburg Virginia 24061 US
540-231-6308