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In this 1986 interview, Dr.
Henry King Stanford, President of the University of Miami from 1961 -1982,
discusses the impact of the protest movements of the 1960s on UM,
his relationship with various student and community activists,
and his personal involvement with the civil rights movement.
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Miami lawyer, Harold Long,
discusses his experiences as a UM undergraduate student (1964-1968),
as well as his days as a student at UM's School of Law (1968-1971).
Harold Long was among the founders of the United Black Students,
and served as that groups president until 1968. [Interviewed
1986]
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