The Bitterness Of The Vietnam War Spread Rapidly Over College And University Campuses. What Began As Peaceful Teach Ins And Protests Soon Turned To Confrontations And Violence. In 1969
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there was an anti-war protest at Harvard that led to violence and several years of continuous turmoil on that venerable campus. These events led the university to attempt to suspend or dismiss numerous students. I represented several of these students against the university. One was accused of “giving the finger” to a speaker. Another was accused of shouting “no silence in the face of death
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