College students--Civil rights--Ohio--Columbus--20th century

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            RG.42.80 · Record group · 2010 June 22

            The David Hopcraft Oral History Transcript and Compact Disc Recording contains a compact disc recording and a transcript for an oral history with Hopcraft conducted by Tamar Chute on June 22, 2010. In the oral history, Hopcraft discusses covering the 1970 student riots at Ohio State University as a reporter for The Cleveland Plain Dealer.

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            RG.42.86 · Record group · 2013 January 8

            The Niki Z.Schwartz Oral History Transcript and Compact Disc Recoding contains an oral history recoding on compact disc and transcript with Nikki Z. Schwartz conducted by Bill Shkurti on January 8, 2013. In the interview, Schwartz discusses his experiences with political issues as an undergraduate, and then law student, at Ohio State University in the 1950s and 1960s. His experiences include work to combat racial discrimination in off-campus housing, abolishing the Speakers Rule, and his involvement with the College of Arts Student Council.

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            RG.42.177 · Record group · 1969-1970

            The William G. Mixer III Scrapbook on Ohio State Demonstrations and Other Protests dates from 1969-1970, and consists of a scrapbook, event flyers, and other ephemeral material related to the 1970 student demonstrations at the Ohio State University, as well as flyers and posters for anti-Vietnam War protests in Washington, D.C. and Chicago, Illinois in 1969-1970.

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