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March 4: Scientists, Students, and Society: Newspaper Clippings

Newspaper Articles

List of articles about March 4th

 

From the collection: MIT. Social Action Coordinating Committee Records, AC 349, box 1, folder "Clippings, March 4, 1969". Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Institute Archives and Special Collections, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

 

The Boston Globe

Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN)

  • Kenyon, Richard L. “Scientists against war: The research strike is not likely to bring an end to war soon, but such demonstration might have an effect.” C&EN, 1969 February 3.
  • “Research Strike: Opposed, Ignored.” C&EN, 1969 March 10.
  • “Letters: MIT strike.” C&EN, 1969 April 7.
  • “War and conscience.” C&EN, 1969 April 14.

The Christian Science Monitor

  • Charters, Gillian. “MIT panels hit military stress.” The Christian Science Monitor, 1969.
  • “Campus protests against military influence spread.” The Christian Science Monitor, 1969 March 1.

The Harvard Crimson                  

  • “M.I.T. Research Will Be Stopped In 1-Day Protest.” The Harvard Crimson, 1969 January 24.
  • “M.I.T. Research Will Be Stopped In 1-Day Protest.” The Harvard Crimson, 1969 January 29.
  • “Harvard Ignores Protest at M.I.T.” The Harvard Crimson, 1969 February 10.
  • “Grads Will Join Research Strike.” The Harvard Crimson, 1969 February 13.
  • “When Science Says ‘No’ to War.” The Harvard Crimson, 1969 March 4, p. 3.
  • Advertisement listing participants in March 4, 1969 protest. The Harvard Crimson, 1969 March 4, p. 4

The New York Times

Science

Scientific Research

  • “Faculty, students demand research options.” Scientific Research, 1969 March 3.

The Tech

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