I was covering it for WUVA. There was a crowd around the building and some went in. There was a guy on the flat roof of one of the classroom wings urging people to come inside. I was standing next to a bunch of drunk frat guys, who looked up, and yelled to the guy, "Jump. Jump. t's a good cause."

I went around to the front when the cry went up, "This building has been liberated!" And there on the porch were a bunch of the leaders of the strike who had a Federal injunction against them telling the crowd, "You can go in, but we didn't tell you to go in, and actually we're telling you not to go in." So nobody moved.