Mark Rudd - Revision history

Foobar at 13:11, 3 May 2009

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 Later, he was involved with the [[Weathermen]].
-Today, he teaches math at Albuquerque Community College.
+Today, he teaches math at Albuquerque Community College; he recently (2009) published a book on his experiences (reviewed [http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/03/books/review/Barrett-t.html?ref=books here] in the May 1, 2009 New York Times.)
 He is the greatest enemy of [[Tao Tan]].

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 [[Image:MarkRudd.jpg|thumb|300px|Mark Rudd looking rather fascistic]]
-'''Mark Rudd''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '69 (never graduated) is perhaps the most well-known student activist (or radical, depending on where you stand) to come from the [[1968 protests]]. He was the leader of the university's [[Students for a Democratic Society]] and left after his junior year in the aftermath of the protests.
+'''Mark Rudd''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1969|69]] (never graduated) is perhaps the most well-known student activist (or radical, depending on where you stand) to come from the [[1968 protests]]. He was the leader of the university's [[Students for a Democratic Society]] and left after his junior year in the aftermath of the protests.
 Later, he was involved with the [[Weathermen]].
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 *[http://www.bwog.net/publicate/index.php?page=post&article_id=3442 Bwog interview with Mark Rudd]
-[[Category:Columbia College alumni|Rudd]]
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 '''Mark Rudd''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '69 (never graduated) is perhaps the most well-known student activist (or radical, depending on where you stand) to come from the [[1968 protests]]. He was the leader of the university's [[Students for a Democratic Society]] and left after his junior year in the aftermath of the protests.

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	'''Mark Rudd''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '69 (never graduated) is perhaps the most well-known student activist (or radical, depending on where you stand) to come from the [[1968 protests]]. He was the leader of the university's [[Students for a Democratic Society]] and left after his junior year in the aftermath of the protests.		'''Mark Rudd''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '69 (never graduated) is perhaps the most well-known student activist (or radical, depending on where you stand) to come from the [[1968 protests]]. He was the leader of the university's [[Students for a Democratic Society]] and left after his junior year in the aftermath of the protests.

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	'''Mark Rudd''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '69 (never graduated) is perhaps the most well-known student activist (or radical, depending on where you stand) to come from the [[1968 protests]]. He was the leader of the university's [[Students for a Democratic Society]] and left after his junior year in the aftermath of the protests.		'''Mark Rudd''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '69 (never graduated) is perhaps the most well-known student activist (or radical, depending on where you stand) to come from the [[1968 protests]]. He was the leader of the university's [[Students for a Democratic Society]] and left after his junior year in the aftermath of the protests.

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 *[http://www.bwog.net/publicate/index.php?page=post&article_id=3442 Bwog interview with Mark Rudd]
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−	'''Mark Rudd''' is perhaps the most well-known student activist (or radical, depending on where you stand) to come from the [[1968 protests]]. He was the leader of the university's [[Students for a Democratic Society]] and left after his junior year in the aftermath of the protests.	+	'''Mark Rudd''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '69 (never graduated) is perhaps the most well-known student activist (or radical, depending on where you stand) to come from the [[1968 protests]]. He was the leader of the university's [[Students for a Democratic Society]] and left after his junior year in the aftermath of the protests.

	Today, he teaches math at the Albuquerque Community College.		Today, he teaches math at the Albuquerque Community College.