The Strawberry Statement

'Number one, let's go.'

'In together.'

Out together.

Stroke!

'Stroke!'

'Stroke!'

'Stroke!'

'Stroke!'

'Stroke!'

'Stroke!'

'Stroke!'

'In together!'

'Out together!'

'In together!'

Out together!

'In. Out.'

'In. Out.'

'In. Out.'

'In. Out.'

In. In. In.

In. In. In.

Oh, shit!

[whistling "Row Row Row Your Boat"]

[male singing "Row Row Row Your Boat"]

'Get it on.'

[Buffy Sainte-Marie singing "The Circle Game" ]

'This place smells like a public toilet.'

'The garbage is piling up, I'm sitting there washing dishes'

'taking care of the kids, sending 'em to school'

'you lazy son of a bitch.'

'You ever see so much garbage in your life?'

'You're taking out the front piece of garbage'

'while the blasted bag's sitting there for four weeks.'

'...probably will be freed from prison in a few months'

'That was what Faye Senter'

'an attorney for Newton said yesterday.'

'The state court of appeals'

'reversed the 1968 voluntary manslaughter conviction'

'against..'

Ugh. Yuck!

You guys. You guys. You guys are everywhere.

'You're like the Viet Cong.'

'Guerrillas.'

You're Clad, underfed

'dragging off slain bodies in the night.'

Not afraid of dying.

And winning.

'Eat, go ahead, eat.'

'He did say the event marks the final step'

'in the island's liberation.'

[Neil Young singing "Down By The River"]

Eat!

Learn!

Earn!

Love!

Kill!

Pray!

Love your country.

Student! Kill for your country!

Boo!

Student! Learn, read my books!

Boo!

Pray to the Lord, for your graduation.

Keep for mama, keep on pushing for mama.

Help me!

Help!

Strike! Strike!

Good job.

Strike! Strike!

'In together.'

'Out together.'

'In together.'

'Out together.'

'In together.'

'Out together.'

'Stroke!'

'Stroke!'

'The Soviet news agency..'

[indistinct radio announcement]

'Not gonna take this lying down.'

You keep smoking in bed, you're gonna burn the place down.

- 'You couldn't knock?' - No. I couldn't knock.

I'm not gonna get into a hassle over some strange chic--

Woman! I'm not a strange chic. I'm a strange woman.

Strange woman, getting balled in my room.

On my bed. Specially, if I'm not balling her.

Could you knock first?

No. Who is she?

I'm gonna tell you something, Simon. I'll tell you something.

What? What are you gonna tell me?

You gotta knock, schmuck.

We gotta deal that we'll knock when we come through that door.

Not in the afternoon.

In the afternoon, we've a deal that we've to study.

'We learn things, get big money, big jobs, am I right?'

- Mmm. - Hi, I'm Irma.

Hi, Irma.

Charlie's been teaching me Gaelic.

Charlie is Jewish. He comes to us from the Bronx.

- You've been had. - You, bastard.

- Oh, don't listen to him. - I hate men.

That figures.

Look, he's on the rowing team.

I'm not kiddin', you're all alike.

- I like to row. What can I say? - He's a creep.

I gotta go.

- Want me to do this? - Yeah.

Well, when, uh, when we gonna see you again?

I'll call you tonight, Irma.

I'm busy tonight.

- She's busy tonight. - I'll call you tomorrow.

- I'm busy tomorrow. - She's busy tomorrow.

I heard her.

- I'm on strike. - She's on strike.

I heard her.

- We're occupying Alvina Krause. - She's occupying our dormitory.

- What? She's what? - What?

You're so low on current events.

Name an event, Charlie.

Don't you know that everybody knows, we're on strike.

So what?

- Where have you been? - Rowing. My radio's broken.

You, should be sitting in.

I just might.

I find you politically uninformed.

Look, we know that the university is very involved

in racism and war.

'So, we're starting a revolution.'

The only way to make a revolution is to take

the university and recapture it for students and people.

Ah, what are we doing?

You know, those kids sitting in up at the President's office?

Yeah, but sitting in doesn't mean a revolution.

Yeah, but it's growing fast.