Newspaper articles. Topics include Hayakawa's decision to accept the job of Acting President of SFSC and Hayakawa's hard line stance towards the unrest. Memorandum to Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke from Dr. Robert R. Smith requesting immediate re-assignment from the role of President of SFSC. Topics include inability to reconcile conflicts between the Trustees and Chancellor, faculty groups on campus, student groups and political forces of the State. Other materials include Hayakawa's public statements and memos on state of emergency and campus opening, reporting to classes, security, police on campus, pickets, striking faculty, the relation between AFT strike and student strike, limitations to the use of the speakers platform and to meetings, rallies and public events on central campus, application of principle of appropriate place and time, suspension and expulsion. Memos to Faculty, Deans and Department Chairs from Donald L. Garrity regarding changes to grading policy and college calendar, and regarding factual information on the position of College Administration in respect to the Black Studies Program and regarding the actions already taken to implement it. Chronolgy of the Department of Black Studies.