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Newspaper

Boston Collage

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1977

Page

2

King Optimistic About Minority Affairs Appointment

Francis Toby King, class of '79 political science major, appointed Executive Assistant of Minority Affairs in UGBC cabinet by President Murphy and VP Urbaniak. He plans to establish a clear philosophy, organize rules, and find a chairperson to lead day to day programming and budget oversight, liaising with Monroe Moseley’s Minority Students Programs.

Francis Toby) King UGBC Paul Murphy Gerald Urbaniak King Iacobucci Minority Affairs Committee Jacobucci Monroe Moseley John Sudden Hillel Murphy Sudden

Dinner with James Earl Jones Atop College Memoir

BC sophomore Charlotte Gail Jefferson invited James Earl Jones to dinner at her Reservoir 127 apartment after his Colonial Theatre performance. Jones described the evening as friendly and down to earth and later planned another night out with Gail and friends. The piece also covers campus minority affairs budgeting and leadership questions for 1980s student groups.

Doreen L. Cook David Foster Charlotte Gail Jefferson James Earl Jones Reservoir 127 Mr. Jones Colonial Theatre Paul Robeson Gail College of Today Debbi Jenkins LeNny Harper Robin Travares Renee Griffin Russel Cox Debbi Robin LeNay

Jones Stars as Robeson onstage in vivid one‑man show

James Earl Jones embodies Robeson with minimal props delivering a thorough monologue. The performance elicits pride and respect for Robeson and draws a standing ovation. Broadway dates are planned and future showings outside Boston are suggested.

Paul Robeson Jones Robeson

Reassessment of Black Studies Council at BC Draws Mixed Views

The BC Black Studies Advisory Council faces skepticism from some faculty while students praise its potential to boost credibility. Editor Lenez McGee reports lack of consultation about library renovations and program space, while Dean Harrison pledges faculty inclusion and a renamed Black Studies Library signaling a hopeful future.

Harper Black Studies Collage Lenez McGee Dean Harrison

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By Lenez McGhee Black Student Forum Hillell The Asian Club Union Latino Boston Iminority Tutoria Prinority Student Froghers
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