Ode to W.C.

Ode to W.C.

censorship, restriction

This poem was featured among the articles criticizing the university's decision to forcible remove members of a democratic society from the campus. The poem seems like a reaction to the university's growing infringement on student liberty and free speech.

Bill Holland

Quad Angles

Special Collections, Francis Harvey Green Library, West Chester University

1969-10-07

Maria Marabito

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Ode to W.C. To the Editor: Men resign and students ask How long will the new ones last Teachers teach and then "resign" Others lecture - passing time: Tenure, raises, praise the Lord just don't ever knock the Board. Don't think twice 'cause it's ALL right Please don't ever start a fight Power funnels from the top Accept it, sheep, and join the flock. Who needs a conscience - block your mind Pretend that all is super-fine. Bill Holland