Basic Value Of Black Studies Is Under Fire
AP reports mixed views on black studies as many colleges reassess their relevance to black students. Some see courses as vital motivation and career prep, while others urge integration with broader disciplines. Debate centers on job relevance, budgeting, and shifting emphasis to ethnic studies.
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Today in History highlights January nineteenth events
On this date in 1942 Japan invaded Burma during World War II. In 1736 James Watt the steam engine inventor was born in Breenock Scotland. In 1937 Howard Hughes set a transcontinental air record. In 1938 Franco's air force bombed Barcelona and Valencia killing 700. In 1960 the United States and Japan signed a mutual cooperation treaty.
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Channelview Graduate Completes Air Force Electronics Course
Air Force Airman Calvin W Saunders son of Mr and Mrs Otis E Saunders of 301 Carlang Channelview has completed an electronic specialists course at Keesler AFB Mississippi He is a 1988 graduate of Channelview High School.
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