“My Name is Called Disturbance:” the Student Movement to Get Stanford Out of the Vietnam War

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Lenny Siegel’s Disturbing the War. The Inside Story of the Movement to Get Stanford University Out of Southeast Asia, 1965-1975, an intimate account of campus-and-community struggle, by a sometime mayor (!) of Mountain View, hits close to home for this reviewer. The banner event that brought a sleepy University of Wisconsin campus to life politically, expanding More

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