70 Year Magazine Archive

1010 Crime on the Campus

by John R. Coyne Jr.

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Crime on the Campus

Governor Reagan does not love the Berkeley campus of the University of California. And he is not loved here. If the governor were heard to say that the sun usually shines in Berkeley, the academics would appear daily in raincoats and galoshes. But Governor Reagan, despite the recall movement, much of the impetus for which came from Berkeley, represents most of the people of this state. One of his jobs is to spend their money on the Berkeley campus, and there are signs that the citizens of California are becoming less and less willing to finance a rest home for hippies and a staging area for leftist commandos. The money is getting tight, and each new incident on campus drives the wedge between Berkeley and Sacramento deeper.

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