The Tories had hated the university sector ever since turbulent students (reds, all of them) pelted their party's MPs with eggs and obscenities at campuses in the 1960s.
From early this morning the Sorbonne, which has been closed until further order by the Rector, was ringed by one of the largest forces of police ever to have been called to deal with the capital's turbulent students.
Benton demonstrably displayed confidence in the abilities of Pollock, acting supportively as both mentor and parent figure to his turbulent, rebellious student; the two were also united by their desire to show that "real men" could be artists.
Always, even during less turbulent times, students come to him to talk about homesickness and separation from their parents, or problems with roommates.
There she specialised in trade union studies; it was a turbulent time in student politics, some of the Houghton Street students wanting to emulate Daniel Cohn-Bendit at Nanterre.
Robben W. Fleming, who as president of the University of Michigan in the late 1960s and '70s steered it through a turbulent era of student protests, using his labor negotiator's skills to help defuse crises before they could turn violent, died Jan . 11in Ann Arbor, Mich.
Mr. Roh spent the politically turbulent early 1980's defending student and labor activists against the military government and formally joined the democracy movement in 1987, winning a seat in Parliament from Pusan in 1988.
I was a student in turbulent Florence in 1973, returning every year thereafter and affiliated to a radical organisation called Lotta Continua (Struggle Continues); and I well remember Lotta Continua's newspaper taking contributions from Pasolini, though his relationship to the radical movements spawned by 1968 was ambiguous.
Seven months later he left for Germany to study at the University of Marburg, where he led the turbulent life of the German student.
There are low literacy levels, apathy towards learning and students come from turbulent homes.
