This report summarizes the responses of 234 certificated personnel at Los Angeles City College who completed a questionnaire regarding campus incidents during a student strike, March 10-14, 1969. Responses are grouped by sex and length of stay of the respondent. Included are the following areas of concern: (1) extent of class interruption, (2) verbal conduct of those interrupting classes, (3) degree of physical intimidation, (4) students and non-students recognized, (5) faculty responses to classroom interruptions, (6) harassment when entering campus, (7) harassment outside the classroom, (8) classroom attendance during each of the five days, (9) degree of student support for and/or understanding of the strike and/or the issue involved, (10) need for uniformed police, (11) administration handling of the situation, (12) faculty-administration communication, (13) strike issues, (14) degree of faculty agreement with the issues, (15) degree of faculty understanding of the issues, and (16) use of class time for discussion of the strike and related issues. (MC)