An obit on Cheryl McCall, who parlayed her love of children into a career defending their rights as an attorney, mentions her experiences as a student at Wayne State, where she caused a stir on campus as the first freshman and first female editor of The South End student newspaper. While at WSU, she participated in marches on Washington , D.C. , and hitchhiked to Berkeley , Calif. "As students," she once explained, "we were consumed by the war; we were digging into all the university's alliances into what we believed was the wrong side."