Letters on Fenwick Integration and campus identity
A reader critiques a prior article on Fenwick integration at Boston College. The letter argues integration should preserve racial identity within a shared college community and warns against misrepresentation and libel.
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Boston College
Fenwick
Positive Message to Black People About Greatness
A motivational, rhythmic note urging Black people to embrace their identity. The speaker emphasizes love, positive energy, and natural growth, encouraging pride, strength, and future progress. It frames self-acceptance as a path to reach far.
Chick Corea Flaunts Flamenco Flair On My Spanish Heart
Jazz reviewer Doreen L Cook praises Chick Corea for a flamenco oriented double album My Spanish Heart. Corea composes and arranges all pieces with Stanley Clarke featured on several tracks including The Gardens The Hilltop and the Spanish Fantasy Part 1. The album blends electric piano rapid bass lines and Spanish instruments creating a travel inspired listening experience.
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Doreen L-Cook
Chick Corea
Yes
Stanley Clarke
the Hilltop
Spain
Rumor Mills Roil College Scene After David Silva Memorial
Page rumblings allege campus gossip about BC referees in a David Silva Memorial clash and a love triangle with Tufts. Other items claim 1977 lumps with Gamma Psi Phi, Kappa butter fingers, and a libel accusation against Collage.
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Monte and Carlo
David Silva
Phil
Gamma Chapter
Omega Psi Phi
Kappas
Fenwick
Robert's
Tufts
Joe Hudson
Hut
Wild Bunch
BC Housing Fire Victims Face Administrative Roadblocks
Students displaced from Mod 6 B recount broken promises and lack of contact from Father Hanrahan. They fault university administration for uneven support, with some professors sympathetic while others were not. Only 8 percent of campus housing students carry BC fire insurance, a point Dick Collins defends as affordable protection.
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Dick Collins
Father Hanrahan
Cheverus
Revolution In This Room and Black Pride Theme
A fragmented piece mixing personal identity with social critique. It voices self discovery and fear of being different amid cultural pressures. The text recalls mail communications and a lingering sense of absence and contrast between individuality and conformity.
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Clarke
George Brickhouse
UGBC
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Harry
Daryl Logan
Doreen Cook
Doxie McCoy
Lenez McGhee
Alice Slaughter
Alice McCrory
Angela Price
Whitey
Mack
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