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Give Peace a Chance
1media/Give_peace_a_chance_1970thumb_thumb.jpg2020-04-15T20:50:33+00:00Anne Cuyler Salsich, Oberlin College Archives65340b1e79f9df03d291b8de171f6479ab6abb16175Poster made by Oberlin Students, May 1970plain2020-04-16T15:08:16+00:00May 197014 x 7.5ink on paperOberlin College Archives20110707113718+0000Oberlin College ArchivesposterscreenprintPaul ArnoldPosters (RG 46), Oberlin College ArchivesAnne Cuyler Salsich, Oberlin College Archives65340b1e79f9df03d291b8de171f6479ab6abb16
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1media/demonstration_Cleveland_1970.jpg2020-01-27T15:36:14+00:00"5/70", a documentary film by Richard Haass '7328plain2020-04-15T20:56:23+00:00Immediately after the Kent State shootings, Richard N. Haass '73, then a first-year Oberlin student, began shooting a film in 16mm documenting student involvement in events on campus and at protest events afterward in Columbus, Ohio and Washington, D.C. His narrative in the film includes reflections on the anti-Vietnam War movement and the deaths at Kent State at the hands of the National Guard in Ohio that impacted students at Oberlin and everywhere in the country.
The digitized version of "5/70" is accessible on Vimeo with permission from the creator, Richard N. Haass, President of the Council on Foreign Relations. All rights reserved by the Oberlin College Archives.
