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Title Article Summary
'60s labeled as a destructive generation Believes students of the 1960s rejected self-restraint and embraced radical political thought.
Students frustrated by crowded campus facilities Unhappy with tripled dorm rooms and difficulty parking; believes university should expand facilities if it chooses to increase enrollment.