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Organizers hope 'coincii By College Press Service A series of "coincidences" has raised organizer's hopes that the anti-nuclear weapon movement ? heretofore mostly a faculty political force ? will at last begin to draw significant student participation by the end of the month. Last week's previously scheduled "teach-ins" at some 500 campuses preceded the showing of a much-anticipated television show about the effects of a nuclear war. At the same time, the European movement against the placement of U.S. Pershing II and Cruise missiles in Western Europe promises to build to a January climax. Thanks largely to brief tours of American colleges by anti-missile European politicians, the movement has inspired a number of protests on U.S. campuses this fall. 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"First we've had a lot of activity and discussion over tl Euromissiles," said Sanford Gottlieb, head of United Car puses to Prevent Nuclear War (UCAM) in Washington, D.< That was followed by last week's "Week of Eduication which UCAM and the Union of Concerned Scientists (UC helped organize on 500 campuses, where teach-ins and debat were held to discuss "The New Arms Race," he said. And "that will be capped off by the group viewings ai discussion of 'The Day After,'" Gottlieb said. GOTTLIEB AND others think "The Day After," an AE made-for-television movie scheduled to be broadcast Nov. : may have the biggest impact on the movement. "We're hoping that once students have seen it, they'll wa to do more about" the issue, said Dennis Wallick, head of YOUR| at Get The Looks! I OFFIC1 II ^ ' KqMBPSjBSPB Your BSN nuMi moans yon re an ot ^ jBm medical tc; ^ ? 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The network "has sent out viewing guides, before and after discussion S) ideas, and background information on film to colleges and es high schools across the U.S." said publicist Janice Gretemeyer. id THE FILM depicts a nuclear exchange between the United States and the Soviet Union, concentrating on the "destruction" of Kansas City, Mo., and the aftermath of the short * 'C war. 20 "We hope the movie will act as a catalyst," Goodman said. "It will be very easy for students to watch the film, and nt come away being scared and frustrated," Wallick said, "but a we want to talk about it, and get people to take some action." BSN IS WORTH AN R'S COMMISSION 4 THE ARMY. is you re a pnSessional. In the Armw it also ticer. You start as a full-fledged member of our im. Write: Army Nurse Opportunities, Box 77 I V IV.irhank, CA L)1 S10. MY NURSE CORPS. 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