Woodstock West: "Build, Not Burn"
May 7, 1970
Woodstock West: Day 3
On the morning of May 7, a group of concerned faculty met to discuss whether to support the strike. They voted in favor with 83-4-5. This document shows the statements faculty were prepared to issue to the media, and how they could support the students by marshaling, coordinating writing campaigns, providing a “call list” of faculty in case of emergency, and other short and long-term support mechanisms.
![Woodstock West, Tentative Agenda for Faculty in Support of the "Strike"](https://exhibits.library.du.edu/librariespresents/files/fullsize/f5b8d766969a52c43ed84053a811d656.jpg "Woodstock West, Tentative Agenda for Faculty in Support of the "Strike"")
May 7, 1970
Woodstock West: Day 3
Ralph Nader spoke, as scheduled, to a crowd of several thousand, and the night ended quietly, with a planned 10 AM convocation scheduled with Chancellor Mitchell the next day.
