Retreat Sets New Directions by Kenni anh Samuel
A group of concerned black students and Monroe Moseley from the Minority Student Programs led a Mashpee Massachusetts retreat to redefine the Black Talent Program. Five workshops covered admissions support services communications development and the Black Student Forum. Initial sessions sparked chaos as old principles were challenged. Eva Boyce contributed insights to steer constructive results amid the development committee.
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Monroe Moseley
Gasson Hall
Mashpee
Mass
Eva Boyce
Minorities Launch New Boston College Newspaper Initiative
Editor notes a revived effort to inform and unite minority students at Boston College. History recalls NGOMA and BLACK NEWS fades, now a broader project invites participation from Black Talent and other minorities. Retreat outcomes include questions on program focus, validity of BT P rules, and new direction guided by Ms. Anderson.
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Boston College
Black News
B.T.P
Anderson
Black Love Means BSF and YOU
Pamela Tutashinda appeals to BC students to join the Black Student Forum. She argues for Black unity on campus, urges action over complaint, and invites students to attend the next meeting to honor shared ancestry and progress.
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Pamela Tutashinda
Human Beings Over Things in a Call for Respect
A reflective piece frames the struggle against dehumanization by sororities and fraternities and calls for dignity. It contrasts modern work life with the call to remember humanity and notes time, memory, and moral duty as guiding themes.
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