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The Michigan State Police received this complaint from a member of the audience at an Angell Hall meeting held by the Faculty-Student Committee to End the War in Vietnam, April 7, 1965.

Administration began to cooperate with faculty organizers of the teach-in after they switched from the idea of a work moratorium. Gamson states, in a panel discussion at the Teach-in +50: War on the Planet, the administration helped them book rooms.

Cover of a pamphlet made by The Michigan Daily for military research at the University.

Dow Chemical Corporation explains the company's position, on its production of napalm, to its employees. The employees are informed of an SDS protest that is going to take place at the Midland, MI factory in the upcoming days.

Students and clergymen protested a Dow stockholders meeting.

The draft lottery is created

Students are showing their resistance to the draft by picketing on the sidewalks of Ann Arbor.

Professor Milgrom was a student during the Anti-Vietnam Movement. He participated in many protests on campus, including a welfare protest where he was arrested and sentenced to ten days of work camp.

In this article, the Director of the Engineering Placement Service in 1970, John G. Young, argues to the Student Government Council that SDS should be no longer be considered a student organization on campus. Mr. Young was upset about how members of…