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Faculty unanimous votes to approved a new Interdepartmental major: International Relations. Florence Howe, a major national figure in the development of Women's Studies, joins the College of Wooster faculty. American Author Paul Robeson Jr, son of singer, actor, political activist, and scholar Paul Robeson, lectures on campus. This issue includes the names of 100 students that oppose participation in the military because of their beliefs. Wooster students cast ballots for Student Government leaders. The edition includes photos of the winning rooms from the the Wooster Voice "Better Homes and Dorm Rooms" competition. A sex equity in vocational education study, reveals discrimination is prevalent in U.S. schools. Additionally, an article highlights the conclusion of the Wooster Mozart Festival.

Publication Date

2-15-1980

Publisher

The College of Wooster

City

Wooster, OH

Rights

No Copyright - United States

Keywords

international relations, Florence Howe, women's studies, College of Wooster faculty, Paul Robeson Jr, Paul Robeson, opposition to military participation, Wooster student government, dorm rooms, sex equity in vocational education, sexual discrimination, Wooster Mozart Festival

Subject

Student councils; Sexual discrimination; Residence halls; College newspapers; College athletics; Advertisements

The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 1980-02-15

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