UVa Becomes Desegregation Leader in Virginia
UVa approved Gov. Dalton’s desegregation plan, with conditions to reassess yearly black admission objectives. The board pledged a good faith effort to enroll more blacks while maintaining admission standards and academic requirements.
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Mark Rudd Ends Fugitive Era Quietly at Work
Mark Rudd the 1960s SDS leader and Weather Underground member now lives a quiet life in Newark working as a construction laborer The remaining charge against him is marijuana possession at the Canadian border in 1969 his lawyer says Rudd surfaced last fall after seven years as a fugitive and pleaded guilty to criminal trespass in the 1968 Columbia University takeover.
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