Campus radical group rises again
Students for a Democratic Society is back, and area members are focusing on the Iraq warThursday, March 15, 2007
BILL GRAVESThousands of small white and red flags symbolizing Iraq war deaths spread like flowers in front of Reed College and flutter in the breeze at Lewis & Clark College.
The flags — each representing Iraqi and U.S. deaths — mark the work of a fledgling student activist group that has sprung up at both campuses: Students for a Democratic Society.
Yes, SDS is back.
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