text: 142. At midnight on I March 1985, a large nunber of troops headed by the Co-ordinator of Activit.le6 ln the lterritories and che west Bank's civil adniniBtrator and milttary cormlander arrived in Bir Zeit, surrounded the canpusl area and ordered four university officials to accotnpany lhem for a search ln the old and the ne!, campuses. The four officlals nere the university'6 acting President, Dr. @bi Baramki, his deputy, the student dean and the dean of che Conmerce Department. fn tbe search' hundreds of posters, books and other llcerature were seized. uo6t of tbe nrcerial eelzed was described as lnf!.annatory. Sone 50 people, moat of then students, were detained and taken to Farara Pri60n for queationing. The canpus area was declared a closed nilitary zone and access thereto r,as forbidden. on 2 Marcb 1985 the university nanagenent issued a strong condemnacion of the raid, ehe bebaviour of the €ecuriEy fotces and bheA/40/702 English Page 52
analysis: The text appears to be describing a specific event related to a university, where a raid was conducted by military and security forces, resulting in the seizure of materials and detention of individuals. The context suggests that the event is related to the university's activities, students, and officials, which leads me to believe that the category should be related to Education.