Board Retains Hours For Senior Women 4-4-2 Reviews Proposals
Owens Board rejected a proposal to eliminate senior women hours by a seven to five vote at an open meeting last Wednesday. The discussion followed a poll of juniors and seniors showing most responses did not favor the change. The vote and ensuing debate touched on student whereabouts and safety concerns as the college moves toward revising the Student Senate constitution and educational policy provisions.
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Mississippi town boosts voter registration by boycott
A New York activist named Gunter leads a civil rights effort in Koselusko Mississippi to register Negro voters and pressure local stores through a “black-out” boycott. In under three months, the project claims 400-plus registered voters, mass meetings growing from 75 to 800 attendees, and active cooperation with community leaders while aiming to deter legal issues with federal protection.
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Cleveland TV Forum on Mississippi Voter Registration
Report from a Cleveland TV station panel discussion on Mississippi voter registration features five students from OACR discussing nonviolence and civil rights. Panel members describe a shooting incident at which two college peers were wounded while interviewing in the prior semester.
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