Interviews with political activists active during the 1960s in Berkeley. Interviewees discuss the personal reasons why they became involved in protests and how it has affected them. Reel 1 is the edited version, produced by students of Sociology 198, 199. The remaining reels are the original unedited interviews.Additional Descriptive Notes: Reel 1. Edited version. 60 min. -- Reel 2. Interviewee: Michael Rossman
interviewers: Rivers, Currier. -- Reel 3-5. Interviewees: Vic Coffield, Anita Roger
interviewers: Brenner, Smith. -- Reel 6-7. Interviewee: Robert Scheer (pts. 1-2)
interviewers: Brenner, Dumars -- Reel 8. Interviewee: Robert Scheer (pt. 3)
Anthony Platt (pt. 1). -- Reel 9. Interviewee: Anthony Platt (pt. 2)
interviewers: Brenner, Brashears. -- Reel 10. Interviewees: Anthony Platt (pt. 3)
Kathy Christian (pt. 1). -- Reel 11. Interviewee: Kathy Christian (pt. 2)
interviewers: Brenner, De Ruiter. -- Reel 12-13. Interviewee: Dan Siegel
interviewers: Brenner, Brashiers. -- Reel 14-15. Interviewee: Anne Weills
interviewers: Brenner, Currier -- Reel 16-17: Interviewees: Clara Camarda, Sydney Halpern
interviewers: De Ruiter, Dumars.
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