Thanks will give it a listen . Edit I listened to it , answered most of my questions , thanks . <| sep |> Superball Soundcheck Jam # 2 <| sep |> 1 An informative article about Clinton ' s political growth in college in the 1960 s . It ' s hard to sum up in a sentence or two , but here ' s a representative quote halfway throughI was rooted in a political approach that understood that you can ' t just take to the streets and make change in America , Mrs . Clinton said in an interview . You can ' t just give a speech and expect people to fall down and agree with you . Even so , the killing of Dr . King created a sense of disorder that was both unsettling and catalyzing to Ms . Rodham , recalled Mr . Schechter , the political science professor and a mentor to her . Friends observed that she was less restrained and less deferential after Dr . King ' s death . At a panel discussion for a group of Wellesley alumni in midApril , Mrs . Clinton bemoaned the large gray mass of uninvolved students . At another meeting , she argued with an economics professor who suggested that the strike take place on a weekend . I ' ll give up my date Saturday night , Mr . Goldman , but I don ' t think that ' s the point , Ms . Rodham told the professor , Marshall Goldman , according to the April 25 , 1968 , Wellesley News . Individual consciences are fine but individual consciences have to be made manifest . Why do these attitudes have to be limited to two days ?