President Smith's Statement on the November 6, 1968 strike called by the Black Students and Black Faculty Union [pg.1]
About This Item
A statement by the President addressing the strike called by the Black Students Union and the Black Faculty Union and the concerted effort the campus will make in the future in regards to meeting the educational needs, particularly of the members of racial and ethnic minority groups.
- Created by
- Robert R. Smith
- Date
- 1968-11-06
- Publisher
- San Francisco State College
- Locale
- San Francisco, CA
- Owner
- Special Collections, San Francisco State University
- Views
- 5050
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