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On February 25, 1970, a crowd of young protestors stormed the Bank of America building in the UCSB-adjacent community of Isla Vista and set it on fire. “It was anarchy on the streets,” says Cyrus Godfrey, who was the station manager at the college radio station KCSB in 1970.
25 Φεβ 2020 · In one seminal moment that was to trigger the first of three riots and capture the headlines of the entire country, the Bank of America was burned to the ground. The date: February 25, 1970. I stood across the street that night on Embarcadero del Norte in Isla Vista.
Isla Vista is infamous for burning down its Bank of America during a riot on February 25, 1970, and for the death of a student (Kevin Moran) during a subsequent riot on April 18 that year, who got shot while trying to help put out a fire started at the temporary bank structure.
9 Οκτ 2019 · Students sought to fight bigger powers at play such as Bank of America, and clashed with Isla Vista police during the chaotic events that occurred on February 27th, 1970. This historic night originated with protests and boycotts of Bank of America, sparked by the students at UCSB.
27 Φεβ 2020 · KCSB-FM’s radio documentary “There, Where the Bank Burned,” which aired on Feb. 19, captured the chaos and confusion that ensued during several riots in the 1970 “Year of Rebellion,” including the burning of the Bank of America building in Isla Vista.
As the night goes on, the bank burns to the ground, police employ tear gas and clubs, and students are arrested, especially if they were caught walking around after 3 AM. The Bank of America Building (now Embarcadero Hall) on Fire.
