Tower Light, October 25, 1968

Title

Tower Light, October 25, 1968

Identifier

tl19681025

Subjects

["Agnew, Spiro T., 1918-1996","Student government","Student publications","Student activities","College sports","Poverty","Towson University -- History","Elections -- United States","College students","Cross-country running","Academic freedom.","Budget.","Activities fees","Letters to the editor","Track and field","Football","American Association of University Professors","Towson University. Burdick Hall","Conservatism","Demonstrations"]

Description

The October 25, 1968 issue of the Tower Light, the student newspaper of the Towson State College.

Date Created

25 October 1968

Format

["pdf"]

Language

["English"]

Collection Name

["Towson University Student Newspaper Collection"]

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Document Details

Title

Tower Light, October 25, 1968

Identifier

tl19681025

Subjects

Description

The October 25, 1968 issue of the Tower Light, the student newspaper of the Towson State College.

Date Created

25 October 1968

Type

["Text"]

Genre

["Newspapers","College student newspapers and periodicals"]

Format

["pdf"]

Time Period

["1960-1969"]

General Notes

Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2010 with funding from Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation.

Extent

6 pages

Language

["English"]

File Size

33733256 Bytes

Collection Name

["Towson University Student Newspaper Collection"]

Location

Towson (Md.);

Digital Publisher

Towson University. Special Collections and Archives;

Date Issued

25 October 1968

Volume

Vol. 21

Issue Number

No. 6

Contents

Page 1: Budget causes deficit; $5 fee raise sought (Ted Osterloh) -- Drawn from public sources: Governor forwards SDA probe data -- TSC's AAUP censures Agnew -- Page 2: Editorial: to raise or not to raise -- Former Agnewer, Marcus, explains several areas where Gov. has failed -- Readers continue discussing Agnew (Kim Gara) -- 'Conservatively speaking' attacked -- Dissenters' rights acknowledged (Stephanie C. Williams) -- Votive offerings offered as suggestions for dissenters, yippies and candidates (Nancy Pendleton) -- A needed stunt? (Michael J. Gahan III) -- Page 3: Conservatively speaking: SGA started new trend; students must carry on (Richard Neidig) -- Vacation in Resurrection City stimulates pro-poverty protest (Warren Moore) -- Thundercolt's mind ticks on with clocks in Burdick Hall -- Maxi-mod searches for gray hairs and new horizons (M. Welsh) -- The Democrat: Nixon pushes de Gaulle debates (Michael R. Gordon) -- Page 4: Gridders rally; Gettysburg falls 7-6 -- Sports (Wayne Carey) -- Marathon committees seek aid -- Blue Hens wollop harriers as UD topples TSC 19-39 (Ed Austin) -- Page 5: 75 hours at $266.66 per hr.: Gridders set 20 grand goal -- Fee increase sought to alleviate deficit (continued from page 1) -- Reader answers columnist; assails "the new Nixon" (continued from page 2) -- Marcus on Agnew (continued from page 2) -- Campus hero bangs out answer for Bullets' fan (continued from page 3) -- Page 6: Bulletin board -- Backs non-violence: Senate affirms academic freedom -- Marathon to strive for 75 hour goal (continued from page 5).

Contributor

Moulden, Fran (editor-in-chief);

Publisher

Towson State College;

Tower Light, October 25, 1968

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