Black Reflections: A Literary Success at BC
The Black Studies literary committee led by Joceline Gant published volume two of the Literary Review Black Reflections after years of effort and funding challenges. This BC effort features stories poems photos and drawings dedicated to the children and showcases hidden talent among Boston College students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenez McGhee
Black Studies Literary Committee
Literary Review
Black Reflections
Black Studies
Sisted
Joceline Gant
Boston College
Literary Committee
The
Black Studies Library
Minority Summer Orientation at Boston College in 1968
The Minority Student Program held a July ninth to August twentieth orientation with forty eight freshmen from diverse backgrounds. Among participants were thirty five Blacks three Asian Americans and ten Spanish students. They took three courses including math English ESL biology and chemistry for experience rather than credit. Weekend trips to Riverside Amusement Park Newport Mansions and horse riding complemented the academic program. Student coordinator Hubert Strayhorn and seven freshman assistants supported students as both friends and instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diedra Lewis
Boston College
Riverside Amusement Park
Newport Mansions
Rhode Island
Music Hall
Boston
Hubert Strayhorn
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