Allison Krause was a 19 year old freshman honors student at Kent State University. She graduated from Kennedy High School in Maryland in the spring of 1969. Allison's father Arthur was a vocal advocate for justice in the name of his daughter.  He initiated a civil suit against Gov. Rhodes and others in a suit known as Krause v. Rhodes.  In the end, a settlement came in early 1979.  The Krause's recieved only $15,000. After Arthur's death, Doris refused to return to Kent State.  She did finally came back in the fall of 1999 for the dedication of the parking lot spaces.  Doris continues to live outside of Pittsburgh, Penn.
	Allison Krause was a 19 year old freshman when she was killed at Kent State on May 4, 1970
RESOURCES: 13 Seconds: Confrontation at Kent State by Joe Eszterhaus and Michael Roberts Krause, Arthur S. (1978). "A Memo to Mr. Nixon." The New York Times, May 7, 1978. Krause, Arthur S. (1972). "May 4, 1970." The New York Times, May 4, 1972. SPEECH: Arthur Krause outside Robinson Memorial Hospital after his daughter's death in 1970.  SPEECH: Kendra Lee Hicks Pacifico speech about Allison, 1997 SPEECH: Barry Lavine speech from 2000 about Allison POEM: Who Killed Allison? POEM: Flowers & Bullets, by Yevgeny Yevtushenko FILM: Allison (dir. Richard Myers, 1971) PHOTOS: May4.org lists photos of the slain students PHOTOS: Howard Ruffner remembers Allison at a 1969 protest in downtown Kent, Ohio. May4Archive.org listing for Allison Krause Wikipedia listing for Allison Krause Find-a-grave.com listing for Allison Krause