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From: shebs@utah-cs.UUCP (Stanley Shebs)
Newsgroups: net.philosophy,net.politics
Subject: Re: Was King a man of peace ?
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Date: Thu, 20-Oct-83 16:35:35 EDT
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Posted: Thu Oct 20 16:35:35 1983
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Hey, some of us were in kindergarten in the 60's (all through the 60's -
I flunked several times :-) ), and we don't remember a thing.  My mother
was taking classes at Berkeley in the mid-60's and every so often she
would take us kids on campus.  I have a vague memory of Sather Gate and 
people with signs...      To me, MLK is semi-legendary.  I like the idea
of a holiday where the kids stay in school to learn about King, but there's
parts of the country where that sort of thing wouldn't go down (like Texas,
for example).

						stan the l.h.
						utah-cs!shebs