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COLLEGE EXAM
Frustrated with student protests that seized and destroyed university property, Herblock posed a rhetorical question to adults paralyzed with indecision about how to punish activists. Using the conceit of a classroom chalkboard, Herblock asks, “What would you do if a little group seized a university building?” While the American Civil Liberties Union fought for the right to assemble, it too, decried student damage and a seeming unwillingness on the part of students to hear other points of view.
College Exam, 1969. Published in the Washington Post, April 16, 1969. |