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Black students, 1969-1970 and undated - Legal complaint lodged by Emory University to student protesters, issued by the Superior Court for Dekalb County, Georgia

Date:: May 27, 1969
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Black students, 1969-1970 and undated - Letter from Black Student Alliance President, J. Henry Ambrose Jr. to Emory University President Sanford Atwood, including a list of demands given by the Black Student Alliance as well as a "suggested structure for Afro-American Studies Program" - March 12, 1969

Creator:: Emory University. Black Students' Alliance and Ambrose, J. Henry, Jr.
Date:: March 12, 1969
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Black students, 1969-1970 and undated - Letter from Charles N. Watson, Director of Admissions at Emory University, to Don Roberts, informing him that Emory University will not consider Jack Ledford as a candidate for admission to Emory University due to him already being accepted with financial aid to the University of Kentucky - August 12, 1969

Creator:: Watson, Charles N.
Date:: August 12, 1969
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Black students, 1969-1970 and undated - Letter from Charles N. Watson, Directors of Admissions at Emory University, to Donald Roberts, FOCUS Field Representative, confirming the understanding between FOCUS and Emory University that up to three high school students recommended by FOCUS will be considered for admission by Emory University - July 8, 1969

Creator:: Watson, Charles N.
Date:: July 8, 1969
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Black students, 1969-1970 and undated - Letter from Edward T. Ladd, Director of the Division of Educational Studies at Emory University, to Vice-President Judson C. Ward, recommending the hiring of Paul Clifford for the university - May 28, 1969

Creator:: Ladd, Edward T.
Date:: May 28, 1969
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Black students, 1969-1970 and undated - Letter from Guy R. Lyle, Director of Libraries at Emory University, to Rena M. Price, Assistant Chairman of the Black Student Alliance, following up on the August 26, 1969 letter, stating that the Rare Book Room in the Asa Griggs Candler Library is “now available for the use of the Black Studies program”, now that Special COllections has been moved to the Robert W. Woodruff Library - October 13, 1969

Creator:: Lyle, Guy Redvers, 1907-1994
Date:: October 13, 1969
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Black students, 1969-1970 and undated - Letter from Guy R. Lyle, Director of Libraries at Emory University, to Rena M. Price, Assistant Chairman of the Black Student Alliance, reporting on the progress made and problems encountered with the requests made by the Black Student Alliance regarding the Emory Libraries - August 26, 1969

Creator:: Lyle, Guy Redvers, 1907-1994
Date:: August 26, 1969
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Black students, 1969-1970 and undated - Letter from Jacob H. Goldstein and Reuben Alexander Day, Jr. to Dean Judson C. Ward, Jr., advising him to read the enclosed article by Kenneth B. Clark about job training for disadvantaged youth, and how the lessons from the article could be applied to educating low income and minority students - November 7, 1969

Creator:: Day, Reuben Alexander, Jr. and Goldstein, Jacob Herman
Date:: November 7, 1969
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Black students, 1969-1970 and undated - Letter from Jacob H. Goldstein and Reuben Alexander Day, Jr. to Professor Chappell White, stating the dangers of having separate education plans for Black and white students, as well as having some reservations for some of the new programs proposed by the Emory administration - November 18, 1969

Creator:: Goldstein, Jacob Herman and Day, Reuben Alexander, Jr.,
Date:: November 18, 1969
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Black students, 1969-1970 and undated - Letter from Jacob H. Goldstein, faculty member in the Chemistry Department, to Emory president, Sanford S. Atwood, regarding the growing number of student protest movements across the United States and how “the goals of the student activists were destructive and revolutionary in character” - August 13, 1969

Creator:: Goldstein, J. H.
Date:: August 13, 1969
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