Students Protest the War in Vietnam, 1969
Date
1969
This photo depicts a group of students protesting the Vietnam War. The students marched from Dickinson College past the Army War College in 1969.
Vietnam War
Female Students Participate in the March Past the War College, 1969
Date
October 15, 1969
This photo depicts two female students participating in the anti-war march. The march was organized by Dickinson students to protest Amercia's involvement in the Vietnam War.
Vietnam Protest on Parents Day
Date
1969
This photo depicts Deborah Siegel, class of 1972, reading the names of soldiers killed in the Vietnam War. This demonstration protested America's involvement in the war.
Women in the Army: EDITORIAL
Date
April 1974
The April issue of the Women’s Newsletter features an editorial regarding the armed forces and a panel discussion sponsored by Dickinson’s R.O.T.C.
"A History of Women at Dickinson"
Date
March 16, 1979
The pivotal events of the Vietnam War, the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. as well as that of Robert Kennedy, was the foreground to the world events that welcomed the lives of Dickinson students during the decade of the 1960's. Having been an era of social, sexual and civil revolution, did not hinder the development and the rise of women as leaders on this campus. On the contrary the grand majority of women surveyed by Martha C.