After Student Protest, What University Reforms?
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https://doi.org/10.11575/jet.v3i3.43570Abstract
Student protest 1969-style is a major world-wide phenomenon of our time, one whose effects historians and other scholars will long ponder. The flappers of the 1920's, the campus radicals of the 1930's, the "beats" of the 1950's - all seemingly had slight influence and with few ripples were absorbed into the mainstream of society. They were rebels without a cause, or so it would appear. Yet James Dean in his time meant something to a segment of youth who watched on screen this prodigal son veering away from accepted mores and values, searching for answers in a troubled world he inherited but did not make.
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