The September 29th Movement Homepage

The September 29th Movement is dedicated to the elimination of racism, xenophobia, sexism, homophobia, and classism at Iowa State University, recognizing that changing the name of Catt Hall, a symbol of exclusion, must be the first step in that struggle.

The Issues and Agenda of The September 29th Movement

Research, Essays, and How to Find Catt Primary Documents
Iowa State University Policies for Naming Buildings
Arguments in Catt Hall debate
History and Timeline
   Dear President Jischke . . . over 1,000 letters signed
         and hand-delivered!
Our most recent letter to President Jischke (2/11/98)
Request for Documentation from President Jischke (2/3/98)
        President's Jischke's (and our) response (2/16/98)
ISU Daily News Coverage
Questions of Bad Faith? Our response (2/5/98)
   In Solidarity -- Hunger Strike Page
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"The whirlwinds of revolt will continue to shake the foundations of our nation until the bright day justice emerges," -- Martin Luther King, Jr. in "I have a Dream."

This page was last updated on October 5, 1998.
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