BIBLIOGRAPHY

Bomb. (1971) 18 (Book 1).

Daily Staff Writer. (1970, May 12).  Iowa State president vows 'open campus'. Iowa State Daily, p. 1.

Gilbert, J. (1970, May 8).  23 draft protesters arrested: tear gas, Mace, clubs used by police officers. Iowa State Daily, p. 1.

Gilbert, J. (1970, May 9).  Gas lingers; draft office shut Friday. Iowa State Daily, p. 1.

Kent State University. Department of Special Collections & Archives. (n.d.) . Inquire, Learn, Reflect: May 4, 1970, Years of Remembrance. Chronology, May 1-4, 1970. Retrieved August 15, 2002 from http://www.library.kent.edu/speccoll/4may70/exhibit/chronology/index.html.

Peterson, R. E. & Bilorusky, J. A. (1971). May 1970: the campus aftermath of Cambodia and Kent State. [Berkeley, CA: Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching].

Swan, M. L. (1998).  From Vietnam to Don Smith and beyond: the Iowa State Daily and its portrayal of a radical decade, 1966-1975. Ames IA: Iowa State University.

WGBH.  (1997).  Nixon. Address to the Nation on the Situation in Southeast Asia, April 30, 1970. In The Presidents.  Retrieved August 18, 2002 from http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/presidents/nf/resource/nixon/primdocs/asia.html. (Inactive link.)

COMPLEMENTARY READINGS

Brown, C. & Brown, G. K. P. (2002). Moo U and the 26th Amendment: Registering for Peace and Voting for Responsive City Government.  Paper presented at the annual Meeting of the Popular Culture Association and American Culture Associations, Toronto, Canada, March 13-16, 2002. 

Brown, C. & Brown, G. K. P. (2001).  Moo U and the Cambodian Invasion: Nonviolent Anti-Vietnam War Protest at Iowa State University. In Gilbert, M. J. (Ed.), The Vietnam War on Campus: Other Voices, More Distant Drums (pp. 119-141). Westport, CT: Praeger.

Brown, C. & Lewis, E. L. (1998). Protesting the invasion of Cambodia: a case study of crowd behavior and demonstration leadership. Polity 30(4): 645-665.