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Comedian-turned-civil rights activist Dick Gregory visited FSU in 1969 and spoke to the students about nonviolent activism.

Printed on the morning of March 5, the front page of the Flambeau related the events of the "Night of Bayonets."

This page-long flyer printed by students involved in the Grassroots Movement on campus urges students to participate in the vigil on Westcott Lawn.

A sticker that announces "I Support Freedom of Expression"

This issue of "Liberation" is a response to the "98%: Silent Majority"

After police officer arrested Phil Sanford during the Night of Bayonets, many students rallied in support and to protest his arrest. This flyer claims Sanford's innocence and condemns the injustice of the police officers.

This booklet lists the strict social rules and regulations that FSU administration had in place for female students. It shows how female students were extremely limited while the administration enforced in loco parentis.

The "Pig vs Freaks" football game pitted students against university staff and helped to alleviate tensions between the two groups.

Students participate in an anti-war march, carrying a banner that says "Stop the War Now."

Published in the midst of the censorship controversy, students published this single issue of "The Kneadle." It served as an underground newspaper and only featured articles relating to current events and student activism.