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California State Cob-lege at Dominguez suffered in March a week-long boycott of classes, organized by the Black Students’ Union, the local SDS people, the Third World Liberation Front and the usual fanatic little knots of post-adolescent ideologues. The pretext for this affair was absurd, as one has come to expect, and the demands made were still more ridiculous.

It would be a waste of time to describe this boycott—imitative of bigger troubles on bigger campuses—were it not that at Dominguez Hills there arose, in consequence of the interruption of classes, a vigorous and eloquent organization of students who call themselves Students for Education (SFE). Shortly after the boycott, this new group “respectfully submitted” its demands to the nerveless administrators of this state college. Here they are:

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California State Cob-lege at Dominguez suffered in March a week-long boycott of classes, organized by the Black Students’ Union, the local SDS people, the Third World Liberation Front and the usual fanatic little knots of post-adolescent ideologues. The pretext for this affair was absurd, as one has come to expect, and the demands made were still more ridiculous.

It would be a waste of time to describe this boycott—imitative of bigger troubles on bigger campuses—were it not that at Dominguez Hills there arose, in consequence of the interruption of classes, a vigorous and eloquent organization of students who call themselves Students for Education (SFE). Shortly after the boycott, this new group “respectfully submitted” its demands to the nerveless administrators of this state college. Here they are: