Several college riots from 1962 to 2002 are summarized, noting significant property damage, arrests, injuries, and deaths in each case. The University of Maryland riot in 2002 resulted in $50,000 in damages and 17 arrests. The Michigan State riot in 1999 caused $500,000 in damages with 8 cars overturned and 61 fires set. The University of Mississippi riot in 1962 led to 200 arrests and 6000 National Guardsmen being called in, with 35 US Marshals shot. The 1970 Kent State riot killed 4 students and wounded 9 others, with reports of arson and destruction of the ROTC building.

1. The Illustrious History of College Riots By Ryan Moore

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5. University of Maryland - 2002 The Damage: Over $50,000 in property damage 6 police cars damaged 17 people arrested

6. $500,000 in property damage 8 cars overturned 61 fires set 130 people convicted Michigan State March - 1999 The Damage:

7. University of Mississippi - 1962 The Damage: 200 arrests 6000 National Guardsmen called in 35 US Marshals were shot

8. Kent State - 1970 The Damage: Four students killed Nine wounded Numerous reports of arson and bonfires, including the destruction of the Kent State ROTC building.

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