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Tags: 1960s, Activism, Austin, Campus activism, Free speech, Higher education reform, New Left, Participatory democracy, political organizing, Protest movements, SDS, student activism, student dissent, Student government, Student Organizing, Student rights, Student-faculty relations, students for a democratic society, Texas, University governance, university of texas at austin

Tags: 1970s, Alternative media, Civil liberties, Cold War era, Environmental Activism, Free speech, New Left, Police surveillance, Political activism, Social movements, State power, student activism, Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS), Texas politics, The Rag, Underground press

Tags: 1960s, 1960s student movements, 1967, Activism, Alice Embree, Alice Embree papers, Anti-Vietnam war activism, Anti-Vietnam war protest, Anti-war, Antiwar movement, Austin, Austin Texas, Board of Regents, Campus politics, Frank C. Erwin Jr., Free speech, Higher education, SDS, student activism, student discipline, student protests, students for a democratic society, Texas, the university of texas at austin, university of texas at austin, UT Austin, Vietnam War, vietnam war protests

Tags: 1960s, 1960s student movements, Activism, Alice Embree, Alice Embree papers, Anti-Vietnam war activism, Anti-Vietnam war protest, Anti-war, Austin, Austin Police Department, Campus activism, Campus dissent, Campus police, Campus policing, Campus politics, Campus protests, Civil liberties, Free speech, SDS, student activism, Student Movements, Student Organizing, student protest, Texas, the daily texan, the university of texas at austin, university administration, university committee to end the war in vietnam, university of texas at austin, university of texas police department, Vietnam War, vietnam war protests

Tags: 1960s, 1960s student movements, Activism, Alice Embree, Alice Embree papers, Anti-Vietnam war activism, Austin, Campus activism, Campus dissent, Campus police, Campus policing, Campus politics, Campus protests, Feminism, Feminist, Free speech, political organizing, SDS, student activism, student discipline, student dissent, Student Movements, student protests, students for a democratic society, Texas, the daily texan, the university of texas at austin, university administration, university of texas at austin, university of texas police department, UT Austin, vietnam war protests