Possibly 45.C related materials note when FA done.
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Accession Number UA.2008.0054: Jeff Schwartz, unknown; Accession Number UA.2012.0136: Jeff Schwartz, 2012 October 18; Accession Number UA.2013.0039: Jeff Schwartz, 2013 March 19
[identification of item], Jeff Schwartz Papers, RG 42.62, Ohio State University Archives, Ohio State University
Contains (1) compact disc of unknown length, and (2) PDF files.
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Finding aid written by: Audrey Wimbiscus, March 2017
Jeff Schwartz (born September 16, 1943) was a student of arts at Ohio State University from 1961 until 1965. He was very active in Student Senate, beginning his service and campaigns during his freshman year. Schwartz led a group called Free Speech Front on campus to protest the "Speaker's Rule," which allowed university presidents to ban guest speakers who views did not agree with the school's. He also planned and executed civil rights rallies at Ohio State University, a “Student Power” program, a Faculty Book Drive for a racially segregated town in Louisiana, and led multiple student organizations. Following university, Schwartz worked as a lawyer for over 30 years, and also worked as an organizational effectiveness coach and consultant.
The Jeff Schwartz Papers contain a scrapbook and thesis on the Speaker's Rule controversy at Ohio State University, and an audio recording of an oral history on Schwartz's time at Ohio State University.
Electronic files, .pdf format
Includes short articles written by Ohio State University faculty and students about the Speaker's Rule controversy.
(1) compact disc, unknown length