First folder contains detailed list of documents. Statements by Acting President Hayakawa. Topics include campus closure by order of Governor Reagan, Hayakawa's appointment to permanent President of SFSC, minority students admission, Associated Students elections dispute, testimony before Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, the Educational Opportunity Program, funding issues and Black faculty Union assertion of Hayakawa's hostility to the program, refusal of amnesty, reversal of emergency regulations, disagreement with Academic Senate on judicial system and on authority of the President in student discipline, establishment of a School of Ethnic Studies, Dr. Nathan Hare temporary appointment, AFT strike against SFSC settlement, Associated Students funding and limitations, striking faculty and their pay and status. Other materials and topics include statement by the BSU on mass arrests, statement by Donald L. Garrity on grades witholding, class attendance reports, memo by Faculty Renaissance on their activities and projects, faculty survey on position on the strike and other communications and press releases. Other materials include statements from Chacellor Glenn Dumke and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), President Robert Smith's State of Campus Address on campus closure,violence, instructional stoppage, budget deficit, the Educational Opportunity Program, the development of Black Studies and Ethnic Studies and several other issues. Also, statements by President Smith and Chancellor Dumke on steps taken by in support of a Black Studies program.