One general thing I find very interesting about the article is the enrollment number of 17,400 circa 1970. By the time I enrolled only two years later and during my matriculation, that number had dropped to the 13,000 - 14,000 range if I remember correctly.
Campus upheaval in Ohio in the early '70's was a big deal, kids, as was the soon to be defunct draft exemption for enrolled college students a few years earlier when the numbers were higher.
Never thought I'd be a part of oral history when I enrolled at Camp Ohio.
It was also the end of the baby boom. I remember a Post article bemoaning all those potentially empty dorm rooms on the brand new South Green because there just weren't as many college-age kids as there were five or six years before.