These interviews were conducted by high school students in 2015.
Adrianne Aron, FSM Participant(link is external)
"[Mario Savio] was the guy who talked to nobodies." (Biography: https://tinyurl.com/Aron-FSM(link is external))
Linda Artel, FSM Participant(link is external)
"I had to decide, after being part of this for weeks and months, was I going to get arrested?" (Biography: https://tinyurl.com/Artel-FSM(link is external))
Bob Cirese, FSM Participant(link is external)
"I was one of the first people to sit in front of the police car...If they move this car, I'm going to get crushed. Fortunately, 300 other people joined me in blocking the car." (Biography: https://tinyurl.com/Cirese-FSM(link is external))
Harvey Dong, TWLF Participant(link is external)
"We wanted programs that were relevant to our lives, such as Ethnic Studies Programs." (Biography: https://tinyurl.com/Dong-TWLF(link is external))
Patty Iiyama, FSM & TWLF Participant(link is external)
"In the FSM 'you had a feel for how democracy works, and how to reach our to people to change people's minds'" (Biography: https://tinyurl.com/Iiyama-FSM-TWLF(link is external))
John Jekabson, FSM Participant(link is external)
"I did try to keep a distance so that I could be impartial, but you really couldn't be impartial." (Biography: https://tinyurl.com/Jekabson-FSM(link is external))
Jack Litewka, FSM Participant(link is external)
The FSM "made campusus a legitimate area to have political and social discussions." (Biography: https://tinyurl.com/Litewka-FSM(link is external))