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Statement in support of President Meier and copy of an article from the Beverly Times about the Log issue.

The paper contains an article about the situation at Salem State, including mention of the Log censorship.

Page 12 of the May 22, 1970 issue of the Log. There is a reference to the censorship issue on the right side of the page

The notes concern a sit-in in reaction to "the Log situation"

The notes concern the censorship of the Log

This special edition concerns the attempted confiscation of copies of the Independent Log.

This special edition concerns the confiscation of the newspaper.

The Plain Brown Wrapper was an alternative newspaper published by SSC students. It was funded privately. There is mention of the Log dispute.

Text of the Antonelli vs Hammond decision

Article regarding the legal case (Antonelli vs. Hammond)

Digitized pages from the Log that cover the censorship of the Log and the Black Panther Party.

Contains articles and letters to the editor regarding the Log censorship case

The issue contains several articles on the censorship of the Log.

Contains several articles related to the "Black Moochie" censorship case.

The memo is a statement from President Frederick Meier of Salem State College regarding the decision of the Antonelli v. Hammond case. Judge Garrity found that the administration of the college has no authority or control of the student press.

This document is an attempt by Biology professor James Schooley to start a new campus newspaper in the wake of the controversy about 'The Log' publishing "The Black Moochie". This was the only issue of 'The Analog'.

The document is an extensive report on the censorship of 'The Log'. It contains a detailed timeline of actions, copies of relevant documents, etc.

The anonymous student expresses his anger that "our Log is gone" due to the actions of the editors of the paper.

The memo from President Meier states his opinion on the potential publication of Eldridge Cleaver's "The Black Moochie" in "The Log". He warns that "The Log" could have its funding taken away if it proceeds with "the purveyance of obscenity and filth…

President Meier responds to the letter from James Murphy regarding the censure by the College Publications Board.

James Murphy, the Chairman of the College Publications Board, informs President Meier that the Board has voted to censure him for prior restraint against the publication of the October 10, 1969 issue of 'The Log'.

Article about "activist" college campus newspapers. The article features information about the controversy about the publication of "The Black Moochie" in "The Log" at Salem State College.