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Some 2700 undergraduates signed a letter of apology to Defense Secretary McNamara in 1966 after he was surrounded by an SDS-led mob outside of Quincy House. Two years later, SDS was still somewhat on the periphery of Harvard politics...
...Crimson gave it a good deal of coverage mainly because SDS could, and of course ultimately did, throw the University into turmoil, but there were far more of our class involved in, for instance, the McCarthy and Kennedy Presidential campaigns than in any SDS action before the University Hall occupation...
...fact, even as I covered events inside the occupied University Hall in April 1969, it seemed as if the occupation, begun by a relatively small SDS faction, could well backfire...
...Bust had succeeded beyond the wildest dreams of SDS. It seemed like everyone in Cambridge was shouting "strike, strike" until they were hoarse. It felt like the dawn of our own French Revolution...
...incredibly awkwardly-named group called the Committee for Radical Structural Reform that was run by teaching fellows such as Marc J. Roberts '65 used mass meetings at Harvard Stadium in essence to co-opt the mob and recast the demands of SDS into a form that Harvard could deal with...