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Magazine article aimed at college administrators with the goals of determining what black students are saying on college campuses and presenting what American college cam[...]
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In this February 7, 1957 letter to Joseph J. Cox, B. Tartt Bell describes the segregated sleeping arrangements for an American Friends Service Committee conference at Gui[...]
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This September 26, 1969 letter from a Guilford College parent expresses concern over Robert Frazier's withdrawal from the college's Board of Trustees. Mrs. Lewis writes o[...]
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In this April 22, 1969 letter to Guilford College President, Grimsley Hobbs, Greensboro Chief of Police Paul B. Calhoun addresses the subject of student strikes on colleg[...]
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In this May 8, 1969 letter to Board of Trustee member Robert Frazier, Guilford College President Grimsley Hobbs addresses the subject of campus unrest across the country [...]
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In this March 17, 1970 letter to Guilford College trustee, Robert Frazier, President Grimsley Hobbs reports on several of the school's African American students speaking [...]
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In this October 27, 1969 letter to Robert Frazier, Landrum Bolling thanks Frazier for an article about black radicals at Chapel Hill. Bolling acknowledges the troubled ti[...]
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In this August 23, 1963 letter to Guilford College Trustee Robert Frazier, N.C. English expresses concern over "screwball" conferences for young people being held at Guil[...]
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With this March 2, 1970 letter to Edwin Brown, Guilford College trustee, Robert Frazier forwards another letter by a former Guilford College faculty member congratulating[...]
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In this May 12, 1969 letter to the Guilford College student newspaper, The Guilfordian, Robert Frazier disputes an April 25th, 1969 article claiming that he had admitted [...]
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In this November 22, 1968 letter to E.A. Beschere, Sidney H. Tomlinson writes of Guilford's relation to Davidson College and expresses relief that Guilford had not experi[...]
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This January 12, 1961 memorandum from J. Floyd Moore tries to persuade Guilford College to send representatives to the meetings of the Friends World Committee on Consulta[...]
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