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today and 20 degrees tonight. Not much 9
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preparing for its meeting Monday, some I; in s. . 9" " 1' at”? , We
200 students marched outside the '9 . ' ' *9 9’ e: l, e
. Chemistry-Physics Building protesting the 7‘“ ‘3. fix , . _, i ‘24 i; gee???
“WW 5 treatment or the 38mm“ 0‘ k «9* - «a, 999 2%:
General StUdleS degree and other we .3.e 3
proposed degree changes -. 3* " '
The group, led by Mark Paster, " ‘et 99-9 V .1
University Student Advisory Committee 9e? 9 : 9- . 1 I. H \ , .3
cochairman, gathered at the front of the . 9 3
Administration building and marched to _ w 3M” ' ' ' ‘ ‘ '3 '
the faculty's meeting room about 3 p.m,. _, . . ,.-:,,~3 : , .. 3' ,1 ,3.» 3 . .
. 9 Student-faculty standoff “ W - 3 , .. I I“: 3"- ~ A. , 9
After arriVing at the meeting roomv the : .. ' .3 ,. ' . 9» : ' . . I
group was met at the door by faculty 3 " " " . 9 9.: 1,:ij .- _.3» . ..
members Drs. Stephen Langston, Herbert ,, 3 3&3: ' ' 1'» . ,' 3 . : .
, Drennon, Ben Black and Dean of Students ¢ ’ . 2 3 : , . ’3 2. ’
Jack Hall. The marchers were told they .3 ' 3% 'i: - 9 . . , , ,1, .1; __ . .. ._ . ,_. ,
couldn’t enter the meeting until the faculty _: 3.: ' '1 2‘ ' " ‘ '
had all been seated. . .. as ”gig, 9‘ * ' ea .»:;.; . ,, _' . 9 ,, ,V ,, 7159559” ' '
By the 4 P-m- starting time, however, I ' 3 Ralph. the Saint Bernard. takes a very som- members passed the 868 proposal. bl“ delayed ,
numerous students had infiltrated the ! awn. nulent view 0‘ yesterday's A815 Fa‘culty action on other degree changes. (kernel photo by .
meeting room and had taken seats, leaving Meeting. Perhaps he had a right. The iaculty John llicks.)
many faculty members standing in the
:lessierAéeagnjf £331,822 ovaIi-Zbgzg Tuesday afternoon. 9‘“ that "seetmfidtg: Followmg the seating hassles. the Arts The committee also said that in the . ,
’ on] students allowed to atten wou . . . . ,
Sciences,asked the students to move to the ”10:8 members of the A&S Student Ad- and selences AdVlSOl‘Y COUDCII passed a futureit would “0 longer support efforts to ‘
room next door to make room for the visory Committee he warned. motion asking that the faculty meetingsbe "10"? Students out of meetings to make 9 .
remaining {acuity members. . , Paster urged the students to move out, moved to a larger meeting place because room {0" faculty members When larger
Royster said If the students did." t move saying "we're ONLY cutting our own of the large turnout of both faculty and meeting rooms are available on campus. 9
out, he would cancel the meeting until throats." students. Continued on Page 2, Col. 1
3, '3 . .* . 9 - ~ By HENNIE BOND woman as the counterpart to the '
.. g33.._,.. 3 ' " Kernel Sta” “lit" 3 black male. although as an in-9
/ g $ . , - A local chapter of a national dividual she plays manv roles in
- . 3 ’9, §_-'.;f§3'~3.:9‘ a? organization called the Black somety.
.; , :j _ Mag. . University Women‘s Unit met Ms. Saundra Holmes. a
if... 3 t a” i Friday for the “I‘Sl time after studentconsultantofthe National 3‘ . 2
4 . -. being ad0pted by the coordinater. YWCA from Atlanta. Ga. who .
" a“ 7 ‘9‘“ , i“ , 3 MS- Norma Johnson. 3 _ was the guest speaker. said the
'9 __ 39 3333’ 3_ ,, ,. , "The organization was initally attitudes of most black
XV _ ' '1 9" '3 3 * 1., .. 3 ii liliated With the national YW'CA. apathy and unawareness, Black ,
-. a - .. 2 Who came t0g“ther "1 Houston- women on college campuses are L
. shifeee wee... 4 If . 99.,‘ii’j e ‘ : Texas. recently. and from this too busy trying to achieve
3*“ - , re e. “ . meeting emerged the Black credentials to move in the white
‘tex '9 .-. ‘t m :*9e:§'53'5‘ Women Ull'ls 0f the YWCA.“ said society. she said.
9a,- 3%“e‘ 9 39f Johnson. a recentU K graduate. She said the majority of black
‘9 92 $ 3“ The ”"99 main objectives. women have middle class values. ,
e‘ 3 , ' ‘ Johnson stated. are to establish a although she did admit that black
. ‘ “‘3‘ ‘ ’ ' b0lld 0f l0\"‘ and trust between women usually have not had the 9
““99““ ”m . . 3! black women. and to raise the opportunitytoassemble to decide
4. ‘ ‘Nr . level of black consciousness in their role in {hp black com- 3
'° ‘9 “'1le women. 1‘5 “'9” {‘5 ‘0 munity. However. she said. there
3 :2; ._. prepare black women pliyswally was no ”.350" why this should
' '9" ' and psychologically to meet the continue '
Ms. Norma Johnson. co-ordinator for the Black M“ u". organization. tKernel photo by Bruce challenges ”l ”‘9 SONNY- mters opportunity
l'niversity Women's Unit. outlines the objectives 5“,“..th ”0““"5 ”PM” llolmes also said she felt the
, Johnson said she sees the black Continued on Page 3. Col. 1
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