[Newspaper Clipping: May 2, 2006]
A newspaper clipping published in the Kent State University Newspaper.
Within hours of the Tuesday May 2, 2006 edition of the Daily Kent Stater being released into general circulation, National Guardsmen from the Ravenna, OH Guard Station were dispatched to the university. The newspaper offices were seized, and the students responsible were shot for "failing to cease and desist when ordered." This led to a riot, ironically enough on May 4, 2006 that resulted in more student deaths at the hands of National Guardsmen than the May 4, 1970 protest that Kent State is famous for.
Dr. Arad Singh was removed from University Hospitals and executed for treason against the United States of America.
Within hours of the Tuesday May 2, 2006 edition of the Daily Kent Stater being released into general circulation, National Guardsmen from the Ravenna, OH Guard Station were dispatched to the university. The newspaper offices were seized, and the students responsible were shot for "failing to cease and desist when ordered." This led to a riot, ironically enough on May 4, 2006 that resulted in more student deaths at the hands of National Guardsmen than the May 4, 1970 protest that Kent State is famous for.
Dr. Arad Singh was removed from University Hospitals and executed for treason against the United States of America.