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Second letter from Jessie O. Thomas, President of the Atlanta Chapter of The Frontiers of America, Inc., to Richard H. Rich, President of Rich's department stores, regarding a possible meeting between Richard H. Rich and Mary Louise Allan, Executive Director of the Florence Crittenton Association of America. Additionally, a note regarding that Richard H. Rich would not be available to meet with Mary Louise Allan, and that someone else from the Rich's would be better suited to meet with her

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Thomas, Jessie O.
Date:
September 1960
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Four days in May, 1969, Materials regarding the student demonstrations at Emory between May 25th and 28th, 1969 - Correspondence - Letter written to Emory alumni by the Alumni Self-Study Committee, announcing the report created by the committee and the "conclusions we reached about the basic direction of the University." Additionally, they note that while the report was created prior to the student protests, they found that the university handled "the situation...as well as it could have been under the circumstances"

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Smith, W. Sam
Date:
1969
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History of integration at Emory, 1966, Section I - Letter from Norman C. Smith, Vice President of Development and Planning at Emory University, to Don L. Bosseau, Director of Emory Libraries. Norman Smith and his team compiled a series of documents detailing the history of integration at Emory and is requesting that Woodruff Library be responsible for the collection's preservation and future distribution - January 12, 1976

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Smith, Norman C.
Date:
January 12, 1976
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Black studies program, 1977-1984 - Memorandum from the “Black Studies Review Committee” to Emory College Dean John M. Palms, reviewing the options Emory University has for the future of the “Black Studies Program”. Additionally, there is an enclosed memorandum from a member of the “Black Studies Review Committee” arguing that the Black Studies major as well as a joint major should continue - February 17, 1975

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Skypek, Dora Helen, Kaufman, Myron, 1937-, Zeiler, Michael Donald, Evans, T., Ippolito, Dennis S., Carter, D., and Leclerc, Ivor
Date:
February 27, 1975
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