31 Jan 1977
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Newspaper
Boston Collage
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1977
Page
1
Monroe Bud Moseley, Director of Minority Student Programs at Boston College, outlines goals to boost academics, provide resources, and expand student involvement. He cites open administrative cooperation, plans a broader orientation for minority and pre freshmen, and emphasizes a strong student voice through a minority newspaper and active clubs.
Doxie McCoy led a 1976 Kwanza event praised as a success despite a dormant black student group and ongoing changes in admissions programs. The campus faced a general lack of positive attitudes among minority students during the observance.
In October at Higgins Auditorium Boston College hosted Ossie Davis for a portrait of black America's history focused on students. The event, overseen by Dawn Sutherland and Alice McCrory with Bud Moseley support, stressed responsibility to black communities and the cultural fight for freedom.
Deborah Carter and Ursula Chase won the Name That Newspaper Contest. The chosen title COLLAGE represents minority students uniting diverse ethnic backgrounds into a single message.
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