Civil Rights

Displaying 101 - 150 of 151 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
101	Civil rights debate this Thursday College Eye 60:19, p.1	11/16/1965	Civil Rights Organization will sponsor debate.
102	Independence as important to nation in 1965 as in 1776 College Eye 59:47, p.2	07/02/1965	Americans still fighting for freedoms.
103	Utter compares civil rights letters College Eye 59:38, p.2	05/04/1965	Defends Bob Shepard's "integrationist" view on Southern race issues against points of Merle Davis, Karen Haupt, and Esther Berryhill.
104	Thorne expresses shame, pride in 1965 revolution--"outcome depends on us" College Eye 59:29, p.3	03/23/1965	Text of speech delivered to the Student Civil Rights Organization.
105	Rights group meets today on Alabama College Eye 59:28, p.8	03/19/1965
106	SCRO to prepare for picketing of post office College Eye 59:27, p.1	03/16/1965	Will picket for federal intervention in Selma, Alabama.
107	Organize civil rights group Thursday night College Eye 59:10, p.3	11/13/1964	Professor Claus and several groups organizing meeting.
108	SCI demonstrates for civil rights Alumnus 49:3, p.9	09/01/1964	Eight hundred students, staff, and faculty stage "Silent March and Mail-In" from campus to post office in support of civil rights legislation; photo.
109	This July 4 occurs amid new revolution: civil rights College Eye 58:33, p.2	07/02/1964	Urges readers to remember civil rights struggle.
110	SCI students meet Mississippi civil rights leaders College Eye 58:32, p.2	06/26/1964	Reports on visit with leaders.
111	Flannery urges students to join NAACP rights march tomorrow College Eye 58:32, p.2	06/26/1964	Sponsors walk in Waterloo.
112	Civil rights, Kennedy service make '63-64 Eye headlines College Eye 58:30, p.1	05/22/1964	Lengthy wrap-up on this year's important events; photo.
113	Flannery answers letter of trio College Eye 58:30, p.2	05/22/1964	Believes recent letter portrays attitudes of "sophisticated liberals".
114	How informed were marchers? College Eye 58:29, p.2	05/15/1964	Argues that too many students who participated in the civil rights march did not really know what they were supporting.
115	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.
116	Chabert replies to two EYE letters College Eye 58:29, p.2	05/15/1964	Responds to letters, written by William Gray and an anonymous author, on civil rights.
117	Flannery sees 'glimmer of light' College Eye 58:29, p.2	05/15/1964	Encourages students to take a stand and support civil rights, claiming that there are too many who simply claim to support such rights, but do not.
118	All students not in favor of present civil rights bill College Eye 58:29, p.3	05/15/1964	Looks at recent march and offers own reaction.
119	650 in rights demonstration; leaders consider it successful College Eye 58:29, p.1	05/15/1964	Faculty and students march to post office; offer reactions to demonstration; photo.
120	Rights petition signed by 800 College Eye 58:29, p.5	05/15/1964	Petition supporting civil rights circulated by Chuck Quirk and Dave Nagle; drafted by Professor Ross.
121	Civil rights march worth all-campus support College Eye 58:28, p.2	05/08/1964	Believes that the upcoming civil rights march may be the biggest, most significant student planned event of the year.
122	Students will march for rights! College Eye 58:28, p.1	05/08/1964	Expect one thousand students to march to post office to mail letters to Iowa's senators in support of civil rights legislation; photo.
123	Tells of Senator's objections College Eye 58:28, p.2	05/08/1964	William B. Gray shares a letter from Senator Hickenlooper on civil rights.
124	Need signers for petition College Eye 58:28, p.5	05/08/1964	Seeking signers for civil rights petition.
125	Foreign students really not 'integral' College Eye 58:28, p.3	05/08/1964	Responds to a letter written by Judy Behrens on civil rights; author claims that African-American students stereotype just as much as segregationists do.
126	Perspective: the civil rights bill--a close study and explanation College Eye 58:28, p.2	05/08/1964	Discusses the civil rights bill and explains its content.
127	Ross encourages support for March College Eye 58:28, p.2	05/08/1964	States that student involvement in the civil rights march will not go unnoticed.
128	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.
129	Africans deserve rights, too! College Eye 58:27, p.2	05/01/1964	Insists that the United States has a double standard on civil rights, one rule for whites, and one rule for blacks.
130	Seek student support in mail-in march for rights College Eye 58:27, p.4	05/01/1964	Faculty and student leaders urge support.
131	March, mail-in show promise College Eye 58:27, p.2	05/01/1964	Encourages students to participate in an all-college civil rights march and mail-in.
132	Dennis speaks on civil rights Alumnus 49:2, p.15	05/01/1964	Lawrence Dennis serving as director of American Council on Education.
133	SLB to head civil rights march, mail-in May 11 College Eye 58:26, p.8	04/24/1964	Will march to post office to mail letters in support of civil rights legislation.
134	Lists civil rights tasks College Eye 58:21, p.2	03/13/1964	Discusses views and issues on racism.
135	Finnesey, Schmidt attend Washington Conference College Eye 58:12, p.8	12/13/1963	Report on civil rights conference.
136	328 sign petition for civil rights College Eye 58:6, p.4	10/25/1963	Supports bill now in Congress.
137	Neith calls for letters to senators on civil rights College Eye 56:38, p.2	07/26/1963	Students are encouraged to write.
138	Academic discipline re-emerging at Ole Miss College Eye 56:9, p.2	11/09/1962	Now is the time to take control before things get too out-of-hand.
139	Anti-education is worst of Ole Miss ills College Eye 56:8, p.2	11/02/1962
140	Guy Carawan, singer and sociologist, will appear here College Eye 53:9, p.3	11/10/1961	Will sing and talk about freedom riders; photo.
141	Obiter Scripta College Eye 51:25, p.8	04/01/1960	Examines an overheard conversation concerning civil rights.
142	Obiter Scripta College Eye 50:6, p.2	10/17/1958	Congratulates Southern teachers joining the fight against racism.
143	The call of integrity College Eye 50:4, p.2	10/03/1958	Asks future and present teachers to consider their attitudes towards race and racism.
144	Obiter Scripta College Eye 50:1, p.2	09/12/1958	Contends that all who don't speak out against racism are only helping those who are for it.
145	. . . Nor long remember College Eye 49:3, p.2	09/27/1957	Copy of Abraham Lincoln's speech; believes he would be troubled again today by actions in the South.
146	Johnson tells of Negro revolution College Eye 47:22, p.8	03/16/1956	O. R. Johnson speaks about civil rights achievements.
147	Prejudices Hinder Peace, Says Negro Leader Public Relations News Release 1950:126, p.1	11/13/1950	Whitney M. Young of Omaha, Nebraska was the main speaker at the annual Race Relations conference which started Sunday at the college. She said that Negroes of this nation are anti-communistic, despite the tremendous prejudices against them.
148	Whitney Young, Jr. will head conference on race relations College Eye 42:9, p.1	11/10/1950	Will make several presentations; photo.
149	Race Relations Conference Starts Sunday at TC Public Relations News Release 1950:114, p.1	11/07/1950	A famous Negro social worker will be the main speaker at the annual 2-day Race Relations conference at the college. The social worker is Whitney M. Young, executive secretary of the Uran League, Omaha, Nebraska.
150	Survey of Campus Opinion College Eye 39:41, p.2	08/06/1948	Students comment on civil rights issues.