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Request for a fundraiser submitted by the Peace and Human Rights Alliance at Tennessee Tech University.

A black strip of cloth stapled to a typed slip of paper. The paper directs the reader to "wear this armband as a symbol of mourning for those who have died in the Vietnamese war and with the hope that there will soon be an end to that war." It announces a meeting on October 15, 1969, at 8:00 pm at the Tennessee Tech University Wesley Arena.

Annual Report of the Tennessee Tech University Peace and Human Rights Alliance for the 1970-1971 academic year.

Constitution of the Peace and Human Rights Alliance at Tennessee Tech University. Includes a handwritten note "Ratified 1-15-70."

Announcement of the purpose of the Peace and Human Rights Alliance, a student organization at Tennessee Tech University and a proposed Peace Moratorium on November 13, 1969 in front of Derryberry Hall.

Application by the Tennessee Tech University Peace and Human Rights Alliance to hold a rally on June 5, 1970, from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm at the West Annex on Tennessee Tech University's campus. The program is described as "Building Burning & Protest Rally." The method of financing is listed as "Marijuana Sales --> Cookies, Brownies, Roll your own."

Announcement by a group of Tennessee Tech University students sponsored by the Peace and Human Rights Alliance regarding the National Guard shootings of students at Kent State and inviting people to "wear a black arm band or path and to sign our letter to the governor of Ohio."

Request for a social function submitted by the Peace and Human Rights Alliance at Tennessee Tech University.