Boston College Minority Student Program marks first year
Monrow Moseley reflects on the programs first year at Boston College and notes progress with the tutorial program and staff engagement. Students question outreach and participation while administrators praise cooperation and set goals for a diversified future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayra Rodriguez
Boston College
Collage
Monrow
Bud” Moseley
College
Fire Displacement Debate at Cheverus Dormitory
After a 1977 Cheverus dorm fire, about 50 residents are housed at Howard Johnson's with hopes of staying together. Comparisons to the 1976 Mod 6-B fire show similar housing aid, including a $350 policy, on campus relocation offers, and a $200 loan with a March 1976 repayment condition, sparking campus minority unrest over fairness and funding.
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Lenez McGhee
Cheverus
Howard Johnson's
Dick Collins
Fenwick
University
Terrace
Terrace Motel
Howard Johnson
BC Housing
Mod
Collins
Summer Orientation Changes Attract New Minority Focus
The 1977 summer orientation at Boston College will shift to a minority inclusive program open to Asian Black and Spanish students. It runs July 11 to August 20 with 60 to 70 participants and about 30 required to attend. Courses include ESL reading writing college math calculus chemistry and biology with labs.
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Alice McCrory
Monroe
Bud” Moseley
Boston College
Kostka
Boston