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到90年代中期，民权运动主导了美国的新闻媒体，但这场战争正在升级，学生报纸《伊利诺伊州日报》(Daily Illini)上充斥着双方的故事。当加州大学伯克利分校(University of California at Berkeley)的言论自由抗议成为头条新闻时，该报引入了一个不同的新闻主题。民主社会学生组织(SDS)在伊利诺伊大学的广场上发起了一场辩论战争的活动，一个兄弟会赞助了一次为士兵献血的活动，研究生文森特·吴和弗恩·费恩回忆了他们在言论自由、民权和早期反战活动方面的经历。
By the middle of the decade, civil rights dominated the nation’s news media, but the war was escalating, and the student newspaper, the Daily Illini, was filled with stories of both. The paper introduced a different news theme when free-speech protests at the University of California at Berkeley made the headlines. Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) sponsored an event on the UI quad to debate the war, a fraternity sponsored a blood drive for the soldiers, and graduate students Vincent Wu and Vern Fein recall their experiences surrounding free speech, civil rights, and early antiwar activities.
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