The Times :The College first opened its doors in 1968, as the U.S. and many other developed nations experienced great cultural and political upheaval—particularly on college campuses. Participants discuss how the era’s transformations shaped conflicts over the college’s curricula and the composition of its student body, questioned the nature of education, the canon, and even recast personal relations between students, faculty, and administrators.
The Dashiki Was Made in Taiwan
Ghebre Mehreteab
They’re Going to Tear
Each Other Apart
Harris Wofford
I Do Not Want to Be a Water Boy
Carlos Russell
Emptying Out Our Souls
Samuel von Winbush
The Lesbian Conference
and the Fox Hunt
Elizabeth Ewen
Posters of Mao Zedong
Harris Wofford
Why Don’t We Ask for
50% of the Power?
Carlos Russell
He Opened the Door Stark Naked
Harris Wofford
We Were Marching,
Marching, Marching
Samuel von Winbush
Have You Ever Taken a Trip?
Harris Wofford
There Were No Rubber Bullets
Frank Miata