Reconstitution of the campus : anti-war handbills distributed on the University of California, Berkeley campus, 1970 May.

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Reconstitution of the campus : anti-war handbills distributed on the University of California, Berkeley campus, 1970 May.

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These handbills were generated during the protest of the escalation of the Vietnamese Conflict, when the Berkeley campus was to be "reconstituted" into a peace promoting institution.

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