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183 Notes Intro duc tion 1. Daily Car di nal, May 17, 1966. 2. George Flynn, The Draft, 1940–1973 (Law rence: Uni ver sity Press of Kan sas, 1993), 166–87; New York Times, May 17, 1966, 8. For a dis cus sion of changes in the draft as they af fected the UW, see “Spe cial Uni ver sity of Wis con sin Fa culty Meet ing,” May 23, 1966, min utes, UW Archives, Se ries 4/19/1, Box 38, “Stu dents— Sit-in—May 1966” and “Re port and Rec om men da tions on the Uni ver sity and Se lec tive Ser vice,” June 10, 1966, UW Archives, Se ries 4/19/1, Box 38, “Stu dents— Sit-in—May 1966.” 3. “Why We Protest,” 1966, UW Archives, Se ries 4/19/1, Box 38, “Stu dents— Sit-in—May 1966”; “Spe cial Uni ver sity of Wis con sin Fa culty Meet ing,” May 23, 1966, min utes, UW Archives, Se ries 4/19/1, Box 38, “Stu dents— Sit-in—May 1966”; Daily Car di nal, May 14, 1966. 4. “Why We Protest,” 1966, UW Archives; “Spe cial Uni ver sity of Wis con sin Fa culty Meet ing,” May 23, 1966, UW Archives. The head lines were from the Wis con sin State Jour nal, May 19, 1966. 5. Daily Car di nal, May 19, 1966, and May 20, 1966; state ment by cam pus clergy, 1966, UW Archives, Se ries 4/19/1, Box 38, “Stu dents— Sit-in—May 1966”; “Sit-In Con tin ues; Blockade’s Out,” Wis con sin State Jour nal, May 18, 1966; “Re port and Rec om men da tions on the Uni ver sity and Se lec tive Ser vice,” June 10, 1966, UW Archives, Se ries 4/19/1, Box 38, “Stu dents— Sit-in—May 1966.” The bill to raise tui tion for out-of-state stu dents did not pass. 6. “Sit-In Gains, Still Threat ens,” Wis con sin State Jour nal, May 19, 1966; “Wis con sin U. Seeks to End Stu dent Anti draft Sit-In,” New York Times, May 19, 1966; Rob ben Flem ing, “Fa culty Doc u ment 89,” Oc to ber 3, 1966, UW Archives, Se ries 40/1/8/1, Box 10; Rob ben Flem ing, Tem pests into Rain bows: Man ag ing Tur bu lence (Ann Arbor: Uni ver sity of Mich i gan Press, 1996), 147–61. The Wis con sin State Jour nal in di cates that there were five thou sand stu dents at the meet ing on Bas com Hill, while the ar ti cle in the New York Times in di cates there were ten thou sand. 7. “Spe cial Uni ver sity of Wis con sin Fa culty Meet ing,” May 23, 1966, min utes, UW Archives, Se ries 4/19/1, Box 38, “Stu dents— Sit-in—May 1966.” 184 E Notes to pages 7–9 8. Daily Car di nal, May 24, 1966; June 20, 1966; and De cem ber 13, 1966. 9. The term “Cold War uni ver sity” has been used else where. See Re becca Lowen, Creat ing the Cold War Uni ver sity: The Trans for ma tion of Stan ford (Berke ley: Uni ver sity of Cal i for nia Press, 1997). Je remi Suri uses the term “cul tural contra dic tions of the Cold War” in a sim i lar man ner to de scribe the his tory of West Berlin’s Free Uni ver sity, a uni ver sity that was founded with the as sis tance of the United States to sym bol ize free dom and ex cel lence in the West but that be came the site of sig nifi cant sixties-era protest. See Je remi Suri, “The Cul tural Contra dic tions of the Cold War: The Case of West Ber lin,” Cold War His tory 4 (April 2004): 1–20. 10. Ellen Schrecker’s work is the best on McCarthy ism in higher ed u ca tion. For her dis cus sion of pol i cies on stu dent groups and cam pus speak ers at the Uni ver sity of Mich i gan and the loy alty oath con tro versy at the Uni ver sity of Cal i for nia, see Schrecker, No Ivory Tower: McCarthy ism and the Uni ver sities (New York: Ox...