Breakthrough to Nursing Aids Minorities by Alice McCrory
The article reports on Breakthrough to Nursing, a National Student Nurses Association program to recruit minority students into nursing, with a focus on retention at Boston College. Funding loss raises questions about Breakthrough’s future and potential local revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice McCrory
School of Nursing
Breakthrough
National Student Nurses Association
Boston College
Massachusetts
National
Student Nursing Association
New York
Boston
Massachusetts Senate
Valerie Lewis
HEW
Sebrina Richardson
Sebrina
Cultural Committee Plans Face Challenges and Springfest
The group shifts funds through UGBC and expands files and events, says Gita. She argues student ignorance limits participation though the committee controls the largest share of a 24 dollar activity fee. Cathy notes apathy and calls for knocking on doors as spring events include a fashion show and mime act.
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UGBC
Gita
Studets
Cathy
BC Children’s Theatre
Cochairperson
Black Parents Weekend Planned by Black Student Forum
The Black Student Forum announces Black Parents Weekend from April 22 to 24, 1977. Co ordinators Kenni aah Samuels Terrence Gibel and Hubert Skip Strayhorn lead committees on fashion show food women's program publicity and cultural events with speakers and performances planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doreen L. Cook
Black Student Forum
Kenni Aah Samuels
Terrence Gibel
Hubert “Skip” Strayhorn
Kim Wilson
Diane Needley
Food Committee
Dawn Sutherland
JoAnn Gibau
Vernell Maker
Doxie McCoy
Margaret Burnham
McClain
Kenn Aah Sammuels
Black Reflections Literary Review at Boston College
The Black Studies program at Boston College plans to publish the second volume of its Literary Review, Black Reflections, in early May after a lapse last year due to funding. The staff includes Joceling Gant and eight contributors who publish poetry, photography, drawings, and short stories exploring love, nationalism, black experience, and awareness, dedicated to children as the future backbone of the race and nation.
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Black Studies Program
Boston College
Black Studies
Literary Review
Joceling Gant
Luke F. Blaize
Brenda Boler
Eric Duncanson
Francis L. M. King
Catherine M. Sanders
Anthony E. Roberts
Leon Robinson, Jr
Anthony Roberts
The
Martin Luther King
Fenwick dormitory at BC mulls integration and Black House idea
Editors discuss Fenwick Hall at Boston College as it moves toward next year’s partial integration. They raise concerns over phone access, dorm conditions, and whether a future Black House could preserve Black student space while noting repairs needed and rumors of system changes.
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Fenwick
Boston College
Telephone Co
Roncalli
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