Delegates React To Complexity At Talladega Visit
Delegates arrive from South Virginia and Alabama colleges to Talladega for conferences with the Dean of Students and Talladega president. They observe classes in nearby Anniston and Birmingham, engage with the Alabama Council on Human Relations, a Negro Lutheran church pastor, and leaders at a Negro luncheon club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talladega
Anniston
Alabama
Birmingham
Alabama Council On Human Relations
McElwain
Sweet Briar delegates in Fourth Annual Student Exchange
Harriette Dodson and Natalie Lemmon represent Sweet Briar College in a student exchange with Talladega and others. The piece notes Sweet Briar’s size, its racial policy discussion, YWCA influence, and activism at Talladega including past demonstrations and a fined student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette Dodson
Roanoke
Virginia
Natalie Lemmon
Springfield
Missouri
Sweet Briar College
Amherst County
Miss Dodson
Sweet Briar
YWCA
Miss Lemmon
Bulletin
Sweet Briar Delegates Report Desegregation Views
Miss Holsaert describes a general impression of disinterest among Sweet Briar girls on desegregation and notes a different Southern atmosphere. They observe YWCA influence on campus and teach at a one room Negro school under YWCA sponsorship. They describe Amherst County as very poor with a third Black population and a tobacco economy in decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Briar
Holsaert
Deep South
YWCA
Amhest County
Student Delegates Exchange on Tutoring Panel
A 1 p.m. panel features Talladega and Sweet Briar student delegates to compare college integration topics and school climates. Tomorrow Miss Jane Robinson of the Interdepartmental Neighborhood Center in New York City discusses Negro and Public Welfare at noon in 304 Barnard. The week ends with a farewell party at 2 p.m. in the Deanery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South
Beverly Odom
Talladega
Miss Odom
Magon
Georgia
North
Sandra Daniel
Alabama
State Court
Gordon
Hartsfield
Sweet Briar
Tal
New York City
Barnard
Deanery
Study in Guadalajara Summer School Offered by Arizona
Fully accredited University of Arizona program in cooperation with Stanford UC and Guadalajara professors. Runs June 29 to August 8 with courses in art folklore geography history language and literature. Tuition, board and room are 265 dollars. Writer Prof. Juan B Rael P O Box 7227 Stanford California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalajara
Mexico
University of Arizona
Stanford University
University of California
Juan B. Rael
P.O. Box
Stanford
Calif
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Virginia
Talladega Ponders
N. Y
Kenneth Washington
William Gordon
Margaret Reddick
James Hartsfield
S.E
Miss Jane Robinson
The
Interdepartmen
J. Schleifer
Jewelers
Longines-Wittnaver
Broadway
Jhal
Yeur
U.S.A
Waterman-Bic Pen Corp
Milford
Corn
Bea
Valentine
Ray Bloch Orchestra
Barnard Hall
Seei
West
98Th
99Th Streets
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!