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Classes during a one hour block were cancelled in order to hold forums to discuss racism on campus. Over 120 Wooster students, faculty, and alumni marched in Washington for women's rights. Wooster City holds a meeting to discuss the conflict between the College and the town. Two pages discuss "Black Lives at Wooster: Options and Experiences." Students send a letter to administration, faculty, and staff with demands to address racism and diversity on campus.

Publication Date

4-14-1989

Publisher

The College of Wooster

City

Wooster

Rights

In Copyright

Keywords

Pro-Choice march, town-College conflict, AIDS policy, Christian Rural Overseas Program, CROP walk, I.S. exhibits

Subject

Student movements; Racism; Women's rights; College students, Black;

The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 1989-04-14

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