Knijat Urges Change In Speaker Ban Law
In Chapel Hill North Carolina AP Dr Douglas Knight urged revising the speaker ban law saying it could harm education and the state economy He defended academic freedom and said control of speakers should rest with university boards and officials Knight also noted the law risks accreditation loss by regional accrediting bodies and emphasized the need for a nine member commission to study the law and its impact On campus Gov Dan Moore attended the commencement and urged careful consideration of the issue as North Carolina debates higher education policy
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Cuba Combats Western Influence With Campaign Against Haircuts
The Cuban government campaigns against Western trends including Beatle style haircuts and the twist, labeling them as capitalistic vices. Verde Olive-Green Olive Tree magazine blasts the United States and beatniks for homosexuality among army recruits. University of Havana plans a purge of homosexual students. prostitution is debated as an underground issue. First 20 African Americans landed in Jamestown in 1819.
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