Half a century has passed since the Spring ’68 student uprising. CCT looks at what happened then, and how those protests can help us understand our world right now.
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Spring 2018
Features
Just What the Doctor Ordered
GMA’s Dr. Jennifer Ashton ’91, PS’00, HN’16 is on a mission to demystify women’s health.
Features
A Tinderbox, Poised to Ignite
Less than three weeks after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., black students protesting the Morningside Park gym project played a decisive role in the epochal 1968 campus uprising.
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Volume 45 Number 3
Spring 2018
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Rose Kernochan BC’82
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