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M.M.C 1971, Plea for better race relations, West Chester University

Letter to editor submitted by a student in regards to the recent stabbing on the campus its supposed connection to Black History Week and the…

Nancy J Holt 1971, Community leaders students comment on racial problems, West Chester University

Article outlined issues that black students on West Chester campus experienced. Quad interviewed Larry Doudy Chairman of Black History Week and Huk…

Art Wilkinson 1971, Eve of Black History Weeks marred by Racial Incidents, West Chester University

Description of stabbing and fight that occurred after West Chester vs. Cheyney Basketball game, the victims the inaction of West Chester campus…

1971, I am somebody: theme for coming week, West Chester University

Article discusses the upcoming events for Black History Week and its importance for not only white students. but also create a positive environment…

Stu Hackel 1974, Hackel claims Quad obsolete, West Chester University

Letter to the editor critiquing the Quad's current reporting practices in regards to current events in America and issues on campus.

1978, Black History Week, West Chester University

A list of events for the upcoming Black History Week in February 1978.

1979, BSU awards its highest academic achiever, West Chester University

Article profiling the Black Student Unions first award ceremony for the black student population's highest achiever. Gilford Mhloyi had the highest…

Percussions Performance (photo), West Chester University, 1981

Picture taken during the Percussions performance during Black History Week in February 1981

1981, Black History Week Celebrated, West Chester University

Article is a review of Black Student Union's sponsored events focusing on student performances during Black History Week in 1981.

Claudia Rohfls 1975, Experiences of Blacks at West Chester State, West Chester University

Article discusses the history of black students on West Chester's campus, focusing on the first black student and the racism and discrimination…