"I 10 e the Lord .
Oth r gue ts include, Alice
olverton, econd Baptist
Church, Dowagiac; rs.
Ro rt inger, Conners Chapel
A. .E., Do giac; Julia Bar­
nes, Peter' Roc, and Vera
bit ore, Second B ptist
Church, h . of Benton Har-
bor; gue t oloi t, Rhond
ulkn r of ichig City; and
gu t choir from ichig n
ity.
e future they have in the
p before the desegregation
d ··0 .
e sho d not be lulled to
sleep in the arms of Morp eus"
because it is obvious we are
losing many of the gains we
(B cks) have achieved in the
p t 25 years, Dr. Robinson
. . There are more Blacks in
jail than in college and it cost
25,000 a year to maintain a
prisoner for a year, but only
$8,000 to train a student for the
same time period, he said.
Robinson is a gr duate of St.
Augustine's College, having at­
tended high school and junior
college t Voorhees Institute in
South Carolina. Also, he is a
graduate of Cornell University
where he earned both the
masters and doctoral degrees
nd he h studied at other
universiti including harvard,
ere he w, a visiting fellow.
He has ectured extensively in
the U.S., Afrie, and China. .
Dr. Goodwin is responsible
for implementing President
George Bush's Executive Order
directing the heads of 1:1 federal
departmen and agencies to in­
crease Black college participa­
tion in government sponsored
programs and projects.
Before his appointment in
August, 1989, Goodwin had
been active in higher education,
the Blac press and church. He
was assistant deputy chancellor
of the Texas A&M University
system and associte vice-presi­
dent of- Prairier View Stale
University in Houston. Good­
win w also' ociate pastor of
a Baptist Church in Tulsa and
editor of the family owned
newspaper, the Oklahoma
E glee He is a gr duate of Oral
Roberts University.
The Rev. Dr. William P. De­
Veaux is pastor of the historic
etropolitan AME Church
hich was established in
downtowmn Washington in
1838 when African American
members of the white Ebenezer
ethodist Chruch became dis­
tisficd with their treatment,
imilar to that experienced by
Rich rd Allen and founding
members of the AME church in
Philad lphia.
etropolitan has been the
sight of literary ocieties, out­
standing lectures, the funer I of
orator Frederic Douglass,
Presidential addresses and
graduations for over century.
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