African-Americans

Displaying 151 - 200 of 364 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
151	Delta Sigma Theta Northern Iowan 72:8, p.8	09/26/1975	Will start new chapter for African-American women.
152	Discrimination in athletics? Northern Iowan 71:15, p.3	10/22/1974	Believes African-Americans have been discriminated against in UNI athletics.
153	Black and white Northern Iowan 70:61, p.2	07/26/1974	Believes racial relations should be discussed and improved.
154	Race relations studied Northern Iowan 70:61, p.3	07/26/1974	Results of survey on black-white relations.
155	Athletics need support, not criticism Northern Iowan 70:55, p.4	05/14/1974	Attempts to refute criticism of athletics.
156	"The black artist in white America" Northern Iowan 70:46, p.6	04/12/1974	Theme for series of activities.
157	Concerning sexism and racism Northern Iowan 69:45, p.2	04/11/1973	Professor Williams responds to charges that African-Americans have not had chances to perform in theater.
158	UNI following trend of American society Northern Iowan 69:40, p.2	03/13/1973	Believes Student Senate should include minority member.
159	Untitled Northern Iowan 69:21, p.1	12/01/1972	The "Voices of Freedom" choir performed at the "Career Day" banquet; photo.
160	English Club Northern Iowan 69:16, p.12	11/07/1972	Will hold discussion of African-American literature.
161	Culture course sponsors black business week Northern Iowan 68:50, p.1	04/28/1972	Class will visit local businesses owned by African-Americans.
162	Untitled Northern Iowan 68:32, p.4	02/15/1972	African-Americans showcase talent; photo.
163	Black talent on stage tonight Northern Iowan 68:31, p.1	02/11/1972	Will present intercollegiate variety show.
164	Parker warns that time does not equal progress Northern Iowan 68:23, p.1	12/10/1971	Professor Parker outlines views of life for African-Americans in the US.
165	Dr. Cone: 'theology is liberation' Northern Iowan 68:22, p.1	12/07/1971	James Cone outlines views on Christianity and African-Americans.
166	UNI Workshop on Black History in Progress Public Relations News Release 1971:735, p.1	07/23/1971	List of the 17 participants in the three-week workshop at UNI that runs from July 12 to July 30.
167	Racism-black perspectives Northern Iowan 67:45, p.3	04/16/1971	Believes clerical workshop should have included African-American beauty advice.
168	Women's Lib not for blacks Northern Iowan 67:44, p.3	04/13/1971	Outlines views on relationship of women's movements to realities of African-American life.
169	Smithsonian exhibit at UNI Cultural Center Northern Iowan 67:43, p.12	04/09/1971	Exhibit relating to African-Americans at EMCEC.
170	Black Secretaries Statement Released 3/25/1971 Public Relations News Release 1971:497, p.1	04/01/1971	Statement reveals why the secretarities viewed the 8th Annual Workshop for Clerical Personnel in Educational Institutions as racist.
171	Statement by Clerical Workshop Chairman Released 3/29/1971 Public Relations News Release 1971:496, p.1	03/31/1971	The workshop has been accused of being racist. Statement issued.
172	Michael Reed and Mary Adams are Black royalty Northern Iowan 67:9, p.3	10/16/1970	Reed and Adams reign as Homecoming Black royalty; photo.
173	Minnesota Educator is Consultant for UNI Workshop Public Relations News Release 1969:686, p.1	07/09/1970	Dr. James E. Phillips has been serving as a consultant for a black history and culture workshop on campus; biography of Dr. Phillips
174	Cutline Public Relations News Release 1969:685, p.1	07/09/1970	From the UNI black history and culture workshop. Dr. Phillips, from St. Paul, MN is seated. From left: Ruth Wilcox, Maxine Stone, and Marguerite Lybbert - all three are teachers at schools in Waterloo or Cedar Falls.
175	Black History and Culture Workshop at UNI Public Relations News Release 1969:681, p.1	07/08/1970	A three-week workshop will be held on campus to extend elementary and secondary students' knowledge of black history and culture; list of participating instructors
176	Regents approve UNI exchange program with South Carolina State Public Relations News Release 1969:605, p.1	05/15/1970	A faculty-student exchange program with the primarily black South Carolina State will occur in September.
177	Bill Russell to appear on UNI controversial speakers program Public Relations News Release 1969:596, p.1	05/11/1970	Former professional basketball player will add a new dimension to the exploration of civil rights by the controversial speakers program.
178	Issue has been forgotten? Northern Iowan 66:50, p.3	04/21/1970	Believes that African-Americans need a culture house.
179	Exhibits by new Black artists to open at UNI Monday Public Relations News Release 1969:463, p.1	04/03/1970	The exhibit consists of twenty-eight paintings and twelve sculptures by twelve African-American artists and will be featured in the UNI Arts and Industries Building.
180	UNI students protest suspension of seven Public Relations News Release 1969:446, p.1	03/31/1970	One hundred students marched from the Union to the New Administration Building to protest the temporary suspension of seven UNI students for participation in an overnight sit-in at the home of President Maucker.
181	News media guilty; blacks deserve more understanding Northern Iowan 66:44, p.3	03/20/1970	Critical of NI coverage.
182	University Forum Northern Iowan 66:39, p.1	03/03/1970	Will discuss Black Studies.
183	Black selegation from South Carolina State College to visit UNI Public Relations News Release 1969:371, p.1	02/27/1970	The purpose of the visit is to discuss a possible exchange program between the two institutions.
184	A farewell letter of admiration Northern Iowan 66:32, p.2	02/06/1970	Dwight Bachman addresses African-American women.
185	Table resolutions; faculty meeting Northern Iowan 66:29, p.1	01/09/1970	Table resolutions on selecting new president; receive report on matters pertaining to African-American students.
186	Cultural diversity brings unity Northern Iowan 66:26, p.2	12/12/1969	Professor Chadney attempts to meet Professor Fox's arguments about role for African-Americans in American culture.
187	Years of contribution from Africa Northern Iowan 66:26, p.2	12/12/1969	Professor Oppleman notes that Africa has produced significant cultural contributions.
188	Racial prejudice is attitudinal hang-up Northern Iowan 66:26, p.3	12/12/1969	Reacts to Professor Fox's recent column; points out importance of African-American culture.
189	Rejects black doctrine Northern Iowan 66:24, p.2	12/05/1969	Professor Fox outlines his position with respect to recent manifestations of the African-American liberation movement.
190	"Faculty avoiding problems of blacks"; UNI-CUE director: Northern Iowan 66:24, p.1	12/05/1969	Faculty committee outlines six areas of study.
191	America presently has its own tired, poor, hungry Northern Iowan 66:23, p.4	11/25/1969	The Reverends Morris and Barrows speak on difficulties of African-Americans; photo.
192	What is effective Black Power? Northern Iowan 66:22, p.3	11/21/1969	Believes that true power should be realized in free competition in the marketplace.
193	National Director of 'Operation Breadbasket' speaks at UNI Public Relations News Release 1969:188, p.1	11/21/1969	Racial turmoil according to director of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference's speaker.
194	Advice for Joe Fox Northern Iowan 66:21, p.3	11/18/1969	Believes African-Americans are demanding only a fair share.
195	Wants action Northern Iowan 66:20, p.2	11/14/1969	Believes that students must wake up and listen to what African-Americans have to say.
196	Campus Personality #11 The White Bigot Northern Iowan 66:20, p.2	11/14/1969	Claims we are all, to one degree or another, bigoted.
197	Administration reply to black demands Northern Iowan 66:19, p.1	11/11/1969	Dean Lang outlines reactions.
198	Blacks demand action on resolutions; seek support Northern Iowan 66:19, p.1	11/11/1969	Members of Afro-American Society picket food service at Union in order to gain attention for demands.
199	Untitled Northern Iowan 66:19, p.2	11/11/1969	African-American protestors seek support.
200	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.