Former director still cares

Former director still cares

BSU, "I care" week

This short letter to the editor was written by Katherine D. Newman, the former director of the Institute for Ethnic Studies at West Chester. In it, she writes her support of the BSU's decision to boycott "I care" week.

Katherine D. Newman

The Quad Vol. 46 No. 7

Special Collections, Francis Harvey Green Library, West Chester University

1977-10-25

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Former director still cares To (he Editor: Although I am no longer on the West Chester State College faculty, I do care and I am pleased that I will be on campus on October 24 to wear, one of those buttons. It is easy to care for people who are happy, pleasant, and humorous. It is difficult to care for those who are hurt and angry. But that is what caring really means. It means listening and helping. It means demonstrating good faith despite criticism. So, Renee and Nate and others in the 8.5. U., I want you to know that I (still) CARE. Kalherine D. Newman Former Director Institute for Ethnic Studies