The Setonian in the Sixties

2. Objects thrown by protesting students, sometimes containing rocks.
5. Tone of many articles that led to the newspaper's troubles.
8. Facial hair that led to student protests in 1964.
9. All-American center known for his powerful play.
10. Coach known for leading the team to its highest national ranking.
12. Document that was revised for the campus newspaper after its suspension.
15. Campus newspaper at Seton Hall University.
16. Authority that intervened during the student protests.
18. Style of humor that led to editorial changes at the newspaper.
19. Former player and coach who led the basketball team through different eras.
21. Action taken against the campus newspaper in February 1964.
22. Seton Hall University President during the 1960s.
23. Student action in response to the newspaper's suspension.
25. Politician featured controversially in a campus newspaper ad.
27. Civil Rights leader.
28. Seton Hall's religious affiliation.
29. Site of a notorious game where Seton Hall faced severe hostility and violence.

1. Sport that faced a de-emphasis at Seton Hall during this period.
3. Rules that were rewritten following the newspaper's suspension.
4. Strict apparel regulations enforced at the university.
6. Formerly common in the newspaper, banned for health reasons in the 1960s.
7. Nicknamed "Nick the Quick," a prolific scorer in Seton Hall basketball history.
11. Fictional columnist known for satirical comments on campus issues.
13. Introduction of female students to the South Orange campus in 1968.
14. Opponent school involved in a controversial game marked by racial discrimination.
17. President who died during this decade.
20. Process the newspaper staff underwent post-suspension.
24. Type of article that sparked controversy and change in the newspaper's management.
26. Chanted by students demanding the return of their newspaper.
28. Issue central to the newspaper's suspension over satirical content.