African-Americans

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#	Title	Date	Summary
201	Question "discrimination" Northern Iowan 66:13, p.2	10/21/1969	Professor Skaine disagrees with Professor Fox's contention that UNI has violated non-discrimination policy; believes African-American contributions to history have been ignored.
202	Presents evaluation of black favoritism Northern Iowan 66:12, p.2	10/17/1969	Believes he has fuller picture on situation.
203	University hasn't followed nondiscrimination policy Northern Iowan 66:12, p.3	10/17/1969	Professor Fox believes that UNI has violated policy in several instances; believes Forum is guilty of same practices.
204	Excessive favoritism for Blacks Northern Iowan 66:11, p.2	10/14/1969	Believes African-Americans receive special attention in matters of scholarships, library services, and reserved meeting rooms.
205	Minority group committee tells of recruiting needs Northern Iowan 66:9, p.1	10/07/1969	Outline of current recruiting efforts.
206	Black Educator to Discuss the Black Novel Public Relations News Release 1969:53, p.1	10/03/1969	"The Black Novel in the Sixties" by Dr. Charles Nilion of the University of Colorado.
207	Black poetry UNI Quarterly 1:1, p.8	10/01/1969	Creative work.
208	Forum unresolved; to continue racial debate Northern Iowan 66:7, p.1	09/30/1969	Passes resolution in favor of hiring African-American faculty.
209	Black youth and student teachers Northern Iowan 65:66, p.4	07/25/1969	Offers ways of providing sound education to those who need it.
210	We can serve the people Northern Iowan 65:65, p.2	07/18/1969	Professor Ryan outlines ways the UNI can help African-Americans.
211	Black culture study Northern Iowan 65:63, p.1	07/03/1969	A dozen teachers will attend workshop.
212	*62:059 Afro-American Literature; 1 3 10:00-11:30 TTh Lindberg Srly 120 Northern Iowan 65:62, p.3	06/27/1969
213	Cites incident of separatism Northern Iowan 65:55, p.2	05/02/1969	Black student talks about his experience at a recent party given by white students; makes analogy to white students who use the Keyhole Lounge.
214	University dedicates new Union Alumnus 54:2, p.11	05/01/1969	Formal ceremony was April 20, 1969; description of facilities and services; photo.
215	Blacks--evaluate privileges Northern Iowan 65:53, p.2	04/25/1969	Professor Denton outlines his views on the progress of African-Americans in the United States.
216	Questions Key Hole validity Northern Iowan 65:52, p.2	04/22/1969	Believes that making the Keyhole Lounge a special area devoted to African-Americans was a mistake.
217	Who needs room?; Key Hole question Northern Iowan 65:52, p.2	04/22/1969	Ironic note on need for rooms for all ethnic groups.
218	Seeks Black action Northern Iowan 65:48, p.2	04/08/1969	Believes everyone is responsible for taking action for his own good.
219	Black community should cooperate Northern Iowan 65:47, p.2	04/04/1969	Believes it unfortunate that some African-American students chose not to cooperate with fashion show.
220	Study Black music Northern Iowan 65:43, p.1	03/11/1969	Will be featured in African-American literature class.
221	Race, apathy discussed; speakout Northern Iowan 65:39, p.8	02/25/1969	Topics center around race relations and power.
222	Black literature displayed Northern Iowan 65:36, p.4	02/14/1969	Collection of about five hundred books available in the Library Browsing Room.
223	Val Gray to appear Northern Iowan 65:36, p.5	02/14/1969	Will give readings from African-American writers.
224	Film to open week Northern Iowan 65:35, p.1	02/11/1969	"Nothing but a Man" will be first item during culture week.
225	Understanding of black culture aim of Afro-American week Northern Iowan 65:35, p.1	02/11/1969	Detailed discussion of events scheduled.
226	Set cultural week Northern Iowan 65:34, p.1	02/07/1969	Will include seminars, lectures, and talks.
227	'Now is time to realize that Black man is an individual' Northern Iowan 65:31, p.12	01/10/1969	A viewpoint on African-American history.
228	Study of minority relations shifts with changing society Northern Iowan 65:31, p.7	01/10/1969	Professor Claus surveys ways in which teaching has changed.
229	The institution as racist personality; Lindberg Northern Iowan 65:31, p.7	01/10/1969	Professor Lindberg offers viewpoint on race relations.
230	The problem of communication Northern Iowan 65:29, p.2	12/20/1968	Professor Fox believes that it may be necessary to restructure standard literature to include African-American work, but that literature courses should not include such work only because it is African-American.
231	Facts on Black Literature course Northern Iowan 65:27, p.2	12/13/1968	Professor Lindberg briefly outlines his course.
232	Agrees and disagrees with Stolley Northern Iowan 65:25, p.2	12/06/1968	Offers his viewpoint on relationship between blacks and whites; believes that they can live together.
233	Minority group education at UNI Alumnus 53:4, p.5	12/01/1968	New committee considers problems and opportunities; photo.
234	'Black man's salvation?' Northern Iowan 65:20, p.3	11/15/1968	Asks Mr. Bachman what his plans for salvation are and who will be included.
235	Dr. Fox remains unconvinced Northern Iowan 65:20, p.2	11/15/1968	Professor Fox believes that African-American literature should be integrated into existing courses of study and be judged by standards used to judge any other literature.
236	In defense of Dr. Fox Northern Iowan 65:20, p.3	11/15/1968	Believes Professor Fox has been in vanguard of including black literature in his courses.
237	Reality of black identity Northern Iowan 65:18, p.4	11/08/1968	Attempts to clarify statement on African-American identity.
238	Six black proposals Northern Iowan 65:18, p.16	11/08/1968	Proposals from Afro-American Society include a culture house, a student recruitment program, naming a building after Dr. King, more African-American faculty, African-American entertainment, and a fund drive for scholarship funds.
239	Courses in Afro-American Lit.; perspective Northern Iowan 65:17, p.2	11/05/1968	Department of English will offer experimental course.
240	'Myth of Negro past' Northern Iowan 65:15, p.2	10/29/1968	Letter suggests creation of an Afro-American Humanities course as a stopgap measure until Black history and culture can be fully integrated into general survey courses.
241	Supports general ed. revision and additional electives Northern Iowan 65:15, p.2	10/29/1968	Letter expresses support for Howard J. Thompson's desire for revision of general education program, but disagrees with Thompson's stand against black history and literature courses.
242	'A cracker is a cracker is a cracker' Northern Iowan 65:14, p.3	10/25/1968	Letter refers to the struggle for Black liberation and the comments of Josef Fox.
243	'No to electives: must reconstruct general ed.' Northern Iowan 65:14, p.3	10/25/1968	Letter argues against course on history of Black America and offers alternatives.
244	Tokenistic programs Northern Iowan 65:14, p.2	10/25/1968	Editorial expresses concern that UNI's special programs to aid underprivileged minority students may be ineffective and damaging to their self-image.
245	'The Cold War at East High'; Henry Parker on Northern Iowan 65:13, p.6	10/22/1968	Comments from Professor Henry Parker on racial tension at East High School in Waterloo and The Club; Parker was served a subpoena to testify in court this afternoon regarding his knowledge of racial incidents.
246	'Dr. Fox argued wrongly against them' Northern Iowan 65:12, p.3	10/18/1968	Letter attempts to show that Professor Fox used improper reasoning and bad logic to defend his objections to Black history and Black literature courses in his 10/11/68 letter.
247	'Dr. Fox has selective view of literature' Northern Iowan 65:12, p.3	10/18/1968	Letter attempts to show that Professor Fox is mistaken in his claim that Black literature is not significant enough to be studied as a separate genre.
248	Alvin Loving discusses education for minorities Northern Iowan 65:12, p.6	10/18/1968	Alvin Loving discussed race relations and minority education; disagreed with 10/11/68 column by Josef Fox on black history and black literature courses; was featured speaker at workshop of Midwest Laboratory School Administrators Association.
249	Northern Iowa, East High cooperate in help program Northern Iowan 65:10, p.8	10/11/1968	UNI begins program with East High School in Waterloo to help African-American students attend college.
250	Objects to 'black' courses Northern Iowan 65:10, p.2	10/11/1968	Column expresses concern that black history and black literature courses may be counterproductive, and calls for worthwhile black works to be studied in the standard courses.
251	Minority group discusses Afro-American course Northern Iowan 65:8, p.1	10/04/1968	Afro-American history course, integration of Price Lab School, and a possible cooperative project with a Chicago Afro-American Center were discussed.
252	U of I professor: Greeks should accept non-whites Northern Iowan 65:8, p.1	10/04/1968	In an address at the 30th annual Panhellenic Scholarship Dinner Monday evening, University of Iowa professor Robert A. Corrigan urged sororities to seek non-white members.
253	Maucker speaks out against irresponsible campus dissent Northern Iowan 65:6, p.1	09/27/1968	President Maucker praises faculty and students for debate without violence and outlines major tasks for 1968-69; photo.
254	Properties of color Northern Iowan 65:6, p.2	09/27/1968	Letter suggests that racial equality is the important issue, not choice of labels "colored" or "black".
255	A voice screaming to be heard Northern Iowan 65:5, p.2	09/24/1968	Poem attributed to Ace Redd, Assistant Director of the Waterloo Human Rights Commission, calls for equal treatment for Blacks.
256	New campus group wants 'Equality Now' Northern Iowan 65:5, p.4	09/24/1968	Reprint of July 12, 1968 NI article in which members discuss group's goals; club will meet Wednesday; photo.
257	King Scholarship money helps 5 college students Northern Iowan 65:4, p.1	09/20/1968	Scholarship winners announced; guidelines for application given.
258	Library preparing book collection on Negro history Northern Iowan 65:2, p.1	09/13/1968	Rod Library announces plans for "Afro-American Collection", a temporary exhibit of 500-1000 books on Black history.
259	Negro student enrollment policy approved by Board Northern Iowan 64:62, p.4	07/19/1968	Program will encourage enrollment by African-Americans at Lab School.
260	Negro literature library section? Northern Iowan 64:57, p.2	05/17/1968	Urges establishment of collection of African-American literature.
261	Apologizes to minorities Northern Iowan 64:56, p.2	05/14/1968	Asks people to rise above racism.
262	Over 5,000 hear Gregory criticize LBJ, Rights Bill Northern Iowan 64:54, p.1	05/07/1968	Excerpts from Dick Gregory speech; photo.
263	Minority education group considers 'black' courses Northern Iowan 64:53, p.1	05/03/1968	Group speaks with Norman Dixon.
264	Proposes Afro-American course Northern Iowan 64:53, p.3	05/03/1968	Would take course if offered; urges that it be added to the curriculum.
265	Race Relations Group organized at UNI Northern Iowan 64:47, p.1	04/12/1968	Sixty-five students attend meeting.
266	James charges UNI breaks anti-discriminatory document Northern Iowan 64:14, p.1	10/27/1967	Russ James charges that UNI is not living up to its anti-discrimination document; Mr. James describes his job with the Waterloo Commission on Human Rights.
267	'I have faith in the Negro' Northern Iowan 64:12, p.10	10/20/1967	Dwight Bachman offers his views on racial stereotypes; discusses relations between African-Americans and whites.
268	Plantation life: a Negro's view College Eye 63:60, p.1	07/14/1967	Henry Parker offers views on life in the American South.
269	42 faculty members sign pro-labor Holiday Inn petition College Eye 60:23, p.3	12/03/1965	List of those who support strike of Holiday Inn workers.
270	Confrontations: integration is social not racial problem College Eye 59:16, p.3	01/15/1965	Students express opinions on race relations.
271	Coeds face Rust Negroes' fears, problems, suspicions College Eye 59:6, p.5	10/16/1964	Four SCI students continue to relate their experiences at Rust College.
272	Obiter Scripta: many, many steps to Negro freedom and equality College Eye 58:29, p.2	05/15/1964	Informs readers that the road to equal rights for African-Americans will be long and hard; the process does not take place overnight.
273	Subtle discrimination exists on campus for SCI Negro and African students College Eye 58:29, p.5	05/15/1964	A look at the problems faced by African-American and African students; photo.
274	Racism on campus: Are our own hands really clean? College Eye 58:28, p.3	05/08/1964	Claims that African Americans are seen as something new and strange to college students; lack of understanding is what makes life here unsatisfactory for African Americans.
275	Untitled College Eye 58:27, p.5	05/01/1964	Michele Palmer shows Waterloo high school students around campus; photo.
276	Waterloo high schoolers on campus today College Eye 58:26, p.8	04/24/1964	African-American students visit campus.
277	Nation's employment problem increased by population ratio College Eye 51:14, p.1	01/08/1960	Comments on report relating to government contracts and their effects on African-American employment.
278	King tells bus boycott story to full house Wednesday College Eye 51:9, p.4	11/13/1959	Lengthy excerpts from address by Martin Luther King.
279	Waterloo holds Negro Hist. Week College Eye 49:19, p.1	02/14/1958	Students and staff invited to attend activities.
280	Cry, the beloved college College Eye 48:12, p.2	12/14/1956	Discusses the problem off racism on campus and on the Hill.
281	Johnson tells of Negro revolution College Eye 47:22, p.8	03/16/1956	O. R. Johnson speaks about civil rights achievements.
282	Instructor comments on placement, Negro situation College Eye 44:31, p.2	05/15/1953	Questions graduate's claims of 'bogus feelers' in placement program.
283	Negro graduate expresses his views on discrimination College Eye 44:30, p.2	05/08/1953	Alumnus is dissatisfied with his post-college experience.
284	SLB passes resolution on discrimination College Eye 44:30, p.1	05/08/1953	Passes resolution that the college not discriminate on the basis of race, nationality, or religion.
285	Poll shows attitude toward Negro teachers College Eye 44:29, p.2	05/01/1953	Summary of responses given to survey questions.
286	Student suggests solution to discrimination problems College Eye 44:29, p.2	05/01/1953	Excuses are created as response to emotions toward African-American teachers.
287	Student group investigates placement situation of T.C.'s Negro graduates College Eye 44:28, p.2	04/24/1953	Only two schools in Iowa hire African-American teachers; seven have graduated from ISTC since 1949; two were hired.
288	SLB presidential candidate suggests topics for speculation before all-campus election College Eye 44:23, p.2	03/13/1953	These proposals should be considered.
289	SCA sponsors brotherhood trip College Eye 40:27, p.6	04/22/1949	Will visit Union Baptist Church in Waterloo.
290	Final performance of play tonight College Eye 40:19, p.1	02/11/1949	Preview of "Deep are the Roots"; photo.
291	Minority problem topic of B.A.E. club meet College Eye 38:24, p.7	03/21/1947	Discuss problems of Jews, African-Americans, and Japanese-Americans.
292	Tutor students visits Des Moines College Eye 38:24, p.7	03/21/1947	Take part in Social Action Day.
293	Negro professor lectures; Milton Wright visits campus three days College Eye 37:25, p.1	03/22/1946	Professor Wright will make a number of appearances; sponsored by Student Christian Association and the Bureau of Religious Activities; photo.
294	S. C. A. members visit Waterloo Negro church College Eye 37:22, p.4	02/22/1946	Attend meeting of the NAACP; photo.
295	Negro Union Baptists hosts brotherhood College Eye 37:21, p.1	02/15/1946	SCA group will visit Waterloo church.
296	Visit Negro church in brotherhood trip College Eye 37:20, p.1	02/08/1946	Student Christian Association members will visit Union Baptist Church in Waterloo.
297	"The Light Within" college chapel topic, Dean William Faulkner College Eye 36:42, p.2	08/03/1945	William J. Faulkner, of Fisk University, spoke to large audience.
298	Negro educator chapel speaker College Eye 36:41, p.3	07/27/1945	William J. Faulkner will speak; will also speak at Bible Conference.
299	Readers' Review College Eye 36:4, p.2	09/29/1944	Discusses "Strange Fruit," by Lillian Smith.
300	Watching the World College Eye 35:24, p.2	03/24/1944	Gives opinion on the education of minorities and what changes should happen in the post-war world.