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Biographical articles on the judge and report on the strike prepared by him.

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Memo on suspension of classes and all-campus convocation. Topics include American society's failure to cope with its minority peoples, right to self-identification, right to one's own identity, education as perpetuation of white values, and need to provide a relevant educational experience to white and non-white peoples.

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Memo on parent picket line night in support of the BSU, TWLF and of Local 1352 AFT. Other materials are flyer and letter to parents. Topics include removal of police from campus, moratorium on classes, general amnesty, and meeting to discuss and understand TWLF demands.

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Memos to faculty. Topics include tactics employed, divisivness, new faculty performance reporting, and disruption of classes.

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Contains memos explaining the reasons for supporting the strike and the demands of BSU and TWLF. Topics include self-determination, impracticality of neutrality, exploitation of Filipino farm workers in Delano, establishment of a Department of Filipino Studies. Also contains a detailed manifesto and program of PACE and a list of the proposed courses for a Filipino Studies program.

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Three photographs of campus during the strike. Photographs have been removed and are filed in the strike photo binder, number 20, folder 111. One of the photos was stolen.

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Fifty-two photos of January 1969 "book-in" in the library. The photographs have been removed and filed in strike photos binder, number 20, folder number 112. Negatives are also in the folder.

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Report on the Presidential Selection Committee authored by Chairman Franklin Sheehan. The report states that the Committee has been deactivated by the Chancellor and Trustees' selection of Hayakawa as Acting President.

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Contains flyers on struggle between the ruling class and the Black Liberation, and working class movements. Topics include racism, worker-student alliance, police violence, settlement of the strike, red-baiting, Hayakawa's role, arrested strikers. Other topics include Pig Wednesday and tactical squads on campus,and convocation as co-option, nationalism and class struggle, and more.

Contents 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...