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Show -156- on strike? They say they will close the school down." "Can they do it?" "I doubt i t , but they can cause trouble. I'm glad I don't have a class tomorrow?" "I do?" the Professor answered. "Yeah? I know? That's why I thought I ought to c a l l you. Of course? you would have heard i t sooner or l a t e r , anyway." "What do you think i t means?" "God only knows? The s i t u a t i o n was fragile enough as it was?" The Professor recalled the demands a t yesterday's meeting on the Quadrangle? He told his friend about them, about how the President had taken the microphone and t r i e d to refute them?. "Some of the demands were obviously impossible to implement?" he told his friend now. "I didn't hear a l l of them, but what the Blacks want; I t seems to me? i s to set up their own autonomous university within the university." "Yeah? t h a t ' s what i t sounds like?" "What about the President?" "I don't know? I don't see hour he can survive t h i s - i f the Blacks go through with t h e i r threat to shut down classes tomorrow." "Will he c a l l in the police?" "He says he won't?" "I hope he doesn't5?" |
