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A PETITION FROM STUDENTS TO OUR TEACHERS

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Title
A PETITION FROM STUDENTS TO OUR TEACHERS
Date
1966
Contributor
Students for a Democratic Society
Subject
Draft; Radicalism -- Michigan -- Ann Arbor; University of Michigan -- Students -- Social life and customs -- 1961-1970; Vietnam War, 1961-1975.
Description
A petition written by the Students for a Democratic Society, University of Michigan chapter, intended for students to petition their teachers. It asks that faculty withhold grades from the registrar in protest against the university's use of these grades for class ranks.
Extent
1 page
Type
Text
Source
"A PETITION FROM STUDENTS TO OUR TEACHERS," "Mimeographed handouts and petitions," Michael Zweig papers, Bentley Historical Library, University of Michigan.
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Bentley Historical Library
Relation
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UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN TEACH-IN PROTEST ON THE WAR IN VIET NAM
CHAPTER ORGANIZER'S HANDBOOK
Legal Questions about the Sit-In
Item sets
Michael Zweig Papers
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A PETITION FROM STUDENTS TO OUR TEACHERS

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