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Sparta Life 1966 Winter
San Jose State College Sullivan, Linda
1966
English
Volume 1, number 1. Sparta Life is an instructional laboratory publication published during the academic year by the San Jose State College students under the supervision of the Department of Journalism and Advertising. Our collection contains issues from Winter 1966-Spring 1969, with 9 different... Show moreVolume 1, number 1. Sparta Life is an instructional laboratory publication published during the academic year by the San Jose State College students under the supervision of the Department of Journalism and Advertising. Our collection contains issues from Winter 1966-Spring 1969, with 9 different issues in all. Sparta Life proclaimed itself to be a combination of fellow SJSU publication "Lyke" and the campus yearbook, "La Torre." It published a variety of articles relating to the university and the college experience in a magazine format. The Winter 1968 issue of the magazine features Harry Edwards: "We Get What's Ours Or We Burn It Down," an article on part-time sociology teacher Harry Edwards who, at the beginning of the fall semester of 1968, had assailed San Jose State College's community for racism and discrimination in housing, athletics, fraternities, sororities, as well as during the admission process. Show less
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Periodicals
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College student newspapers and periodicals San Jose State College San Jose State University Student activities
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San Jose -- California
San Jose State University Student Publications Collection
San Jose State University Library Special Collections & Archives
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Series 1, Box 43
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