31.   The education minister, Gerasimos Arsenis, had warned protesting students they could fail the year unless they immediately return to classes.

32.   The education minister, Gerasimos Arsenis, warned protesting students they could fail the year unless they immediately return to classes.

33.   The killing occurred near the Central University in downtown Quito when protesting students apparently threatened two men riding by on a motorcycle, local radio and television reported.

34.   The protesting students declined to give their names.

35.   The protesting students held a minute of silence for the deceased.

36.   The protesting students sent an open letter to the police saying they were against violence.

37.   The premier of Montenegro had expressed solidarity with the protesting students on Saturday.

38.   The premier of Montenegro, the smaller province in the Yugoslav federation, on Saturday expressed solidarity with the protesting students.

39.   The protesting students believe his speech should explicitly condemn violence by terrorist groups.

40.   The protesting students either ran away with some of them or stomped on them until they were ruined.