... began to rain Friday night, and continued through the weekend as the crowds grew. The grassland turned to mud, the stage began to slide off the hill it was built on, and the wind was blowing the tarp on the stage that was meant to protect the performers. Somehow through all of this the audience bonded. For two days straight Woodstock made ... front headlines in the New York Times. Over three million people were trying to get there who never made it in. tickets ... ...

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... world, they wouldn't be able to live out their natural lifespans." (Haskins and Benson 51). This is a reason why the students formed Students for a Democratic Society, or SDS. They helped stage many protests. Many students in colleges across the country protested because they felt that the universities were rigid and "seemed to process them like so many cookies in a bakery." (Archer ... wore flowers in their long hair and passed out flowers to passersby, especially police and pro war activists. More effective methods of being heard were huge rallies and protests in front of the White Ho...

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