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2 C. L. Dig. 1 (1972)

handle is hein.journals/ceawest2 and id is 1 raw text is: M-I eAw W6ocie 9?aaa _qiy'ed 'NA~CLIA e NaI(imia A-m ir;ti, ( ,dIvgv i I f &AAnt,rm ~y%,6,(2S(,r,.vc1- tw 'vts ,,lil '( fl January 1972 Annual Subscription Fee $6.00 T,,a,. I ackwI.ll, n.i,- CAMPUS SECURITY Federal Corporatlon of Haverford College v. Recher, 329 F. Supp. 1196 (DC Pa. 1971). The National Reporter System citation for this case is now available. For a summary, please refer to page 66 of the October 1971 issue of The College Law Dizest. Bright v. Nunn, 448 F 2d 245 (6th. Cir. 1971). In this action for declaratory and injunctive relief with reference to restric- tions imposed on the university community following disorder on the campus of the University of Kentucky in May of 1970, a fed- eral district court dismissed the complaint and the plaintiffs appealed. The federal circuit court of appeals held that, under the circumstances, the actions of the governor of the state and those of the president of the university in imposing restrictions and in calling out the National Guard did not unconstitutionally restrict the right of freedom of speech and assembly or violate 9th Amendment rights. A Survey of Recent Cases and Problems Relating to Campus Unrest and Student Rights, With Emphasis on the Distinctions Between Public and Private Institutions, John P. Holloway, Vi The College Counsel No. It 29. A women's revolutionary group, The Proud Eagle Tribe, has claimed responsibility for a bomb explosion in the building housing the Center for International Studies at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The FBI is investigating the incident. (The Chronicle of Higher Education, October 26th., 1971). Based upon a survey of student unrest at 425 colleges and universitites, almost 20% experienced at least one severe pro- test or riot during the academic year 1970-1971. The study was Copyright, 1972 The National Association of College and Univer- sity Attorneys, All rights reserved.

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