Storm Is Rising
Students at UF, like students at most American colleges, screamed their protest against the war in Vietnam loudly. And as the decade turned, the call was more specifically to impeach president Nixon, the Tricky Dick.
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tuesday
july 30, 1974
vol 66 no 158
The Gainesville 8
One Year After
O’CONNELL (UNEXPECTED RESIGNATION)
STEPHEN C. O’CONNELL (WHO WAS HE?)
IMPEACHED AND DEFIANT (NIXON WON’T LEAVE)
NAUGHTY OR NICE (WATERGATE CHRISTMAS)
1973: A YEAR LIKE NO OTHER (TO REMEMBER OR MOURN?)
THE GAINESVILLE 8 (HOMEGROWN MILITANTS)
STORM IS RISING (THE END IS NEAR)
NIXON BURNING (PROTEST SCREAMING)
SAY GOODBYE DICK (RESIGNATION FINALLY)
1970 — Friendly Fire
• Kent State (Vietnam Goes to College)
1971 — Insurrection Day
• Apollo 14 / Moon Tree
1972 — Gainesville Rising
• Gainesville Rising
• GAINESVILLE SCREAMING
• George Wallace (Let’s Not Stay Together)
1973 — Independence Day
• O’Connell Resigns
• Who was Stephen C. O’Connell?
• Nixon Won’t Leave
• Naughty or Nice (Watergate Christmas List)
• A Year to Remember and Mourn
1974 — GoodBye Dick
• Homecoming 1974 Mix
• The Gainesville 8
• Storm Is Rising
• Nixon No More
• Nixon Resigns
1975 — Living in Sin
1976 —
1977 —
1978 —
1979 — Looking Back Before Forward
1980 — Miracles, Miami, and Murder
1981 — MTV and a Return to Space
1982 — Saturday In The Park (NYC)
• Shelter from the Nuclear Storm (DC)
1983 —
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“I’d Love To Change The World”
Ten Years After
Alvin Lee introduced himself to America when he played his fiery electric blues guitar at Woodstock. After, like so many college students, his message became more thoughtful, socially active, and political.
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“Hello, It’s Me”
Todd Rundgren
1969 — The other side of pop music
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“Changes”
David Bowie
1971 — On the edge of Glam-orous
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“Reeling In The Years”
Steely Dan
1972— When Rap was Poetry
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