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k   dents warning them that anyone students and to enable thrill it Speech at
‘ i engaged in disruptive protest make their academic way A Dillard Um
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  filed out ofthe Student Center after rational man, reacting to a crisis have made Slll)St1UTllill ¥*““‘   lllifacialag
  their occupation of it this spring situation. I think young people de- educational opportuniti<‘$» ull l’  'mihiug wit]
» during P3.I‘€I1tS’ W€€k. The Uni- serve to know where they 5t;in(l_ tlierofore all the m0fl’ trnsis lm HIE bombs i
‘ versity of Kentucky also has dis- They need better leadership than instead of taking :1