Download

Download Full Text (8.8 MB)

Description

In this edition of the Voice, an article highlights a discussion around the need for a Afro-American Studies department. The A.L. Freedlander Foundation of Dayton gifts $600,000 to the college for a new theater; plans for said theater are detailed in this issue along with a drawing of the then future building. Black students visit campus during Black History Week’s prospective students weekend. Additionally, this issue includes a reprint of a story originally published in the “Oberlin Review” titled “Do you sleep alone? Reflections of a frustrated college male.”

Publication Date

2-23-1973

Publisher

The College of Wooster

City

Wooster, OH

Rights

No Copyright - United States

Keywords

Africana Studies, A.L. Freedlander Foundation of Dayton, A.L., Freedlander Theater, black students, Black History Week, prospective black students weekend, prospective students, the Oberlin Review, college students, male college students, black studies, African-American studies, Africology, sexual behavior of college students, sex

Subject

College athletics; College newspapers; African Americans--History; Theatre; College and school drama, American; Theaters; Black and African-American studies; African-American studies; College students, Black; Black History Week; African-American History Week (1973 : United States); Oberlin College; Male college students; Male college students--United States; College students--Sexual behavior; Sex

The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 1973-02-23

Share

COinS