It would be easy to believe now that the student activism of the 1960's was an unpleasant aberration, quick to develop and almost equally quick to subside. However, recent events indicate that the student movement never quite ended. Today's student see greater gains from recourse to the courts and to the legislature. Success in gaining participation in administrative decisionmaking is evidenced by numerous state laws and the emergence of student unions as campus organizations. Although the unions may not have legislative backing, they represent a strong interest group and may exert power. (Author/MSE)