I)FI'R(HT
THIS WEEK IN
BLACK HISTORY
u 3
m.c. if beIiewtlto be lheSOlll'f:e
0/ the expression "T1N Rea!
McCoyr'
lWIoMmthepmnierBltrkjoc/c
qcfthe late 19thQntury?
JANUARY 6, &l6-1Ia'okl
R. PelT)' became seoorxl Black
RananOdOOlicBis1q>in US.fm..
mry. 1&31 - � World Anti
Slavery Convcnnon ope� in
London. 1991 - Roscoe Lee
Browoe was tar in the Alley
1bcater's production of
wa._,. Joe 1lunt:r's Cane ard
Gone, in Ii> n. 1� -1JQbby .
tnmpetcr, ban.�-
- • Ewrs elcdcd Mayor
d"Fayeae. .
m.c. is the name tf the-B/a:k
�Khotodctheseatf
.� hu.sbtnJ tfter his deoIh?
JANUARY 7, 1955-Maian
AndenloD deb� es fitst Black
singc'at�litanqpera�
l� - Rtijftrd W. UVm, his
l>rian, was born, 1876-1950 -
auur G. Wood9oo wro� proliti
cally aboUt � �k>ry of 1m people
. m1 earned title IfFatm of Negro
Hisk>ly.1f ,
Who � Anl7ican jtllZ
to Europtm aM:itJres?
JANUARY S. � -Leroy
'SatdIel' bac;eball pikn7,
died. 1815.-More thanSOO Blades
participated in � Battle of New
Orleam. 1931 --' Oarence B.
stockbrokerJ1>�inessman,
WE bomW1-Dr. n.IeIH*
W.1Anw estabtabed filst tmining
1api18lforB�docmm11llJlD
inQicago. '
W1Uch B1a:Jc Ieadtr
. Mti bomLaUs Eugme Walcott?
JANUARY 9, 1005 - Pad
I...aiirmce Dtmbr, poet, died. 1866
UoMnlty was fouOOed in
Namvi1le.1�-OuIrIesS.1)ut..
ton debut in . , The
Piano Lesson' at Boston's Hun
tington 1latre Oxnpany. � -
Seven-footer, David RobiMOn.
taIler than Naval Iegulatiom permit,
WE gramcd a two-year tour of duty,
�himtocmertmNBAin�
� season. 1770 - M<nti
Brown, church leader, AM.E.
Bislq>, was born.
By 1983, how f!UUZJ Black
mtl)Ql'�therein 1argeandsmaJl
American cities? .
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ANSWERS TO BLACK
HISTORY QUESTIONS
3rd - GI1lna is original
name of�� oountry oree called �
GoldOlast
- Anexpt'e$ionbelievcd to
have beenmadeorigimllywithard
tlfUie McCoy inventiom appearing
� be autl=tic p� 1b\6 "ls it
�teal�y?"
5th -, lsaec MUIphY. He was .
rm� Iefened to es "tm Black
�r,tI &fier the farnolB English
rider.
6d\ - Cardiss Collim (lL) took
�seato mhUibm1,GeorgeO>l
lim, atler � was killed inanairplare
aash
7th - Sergeant Jim Eurqi,
ban1mas�r of � 38Jth Colored
Infantry marc� band, during
World War One. _. _
-LDuis Fanakhan, Muslim
'kader.
9th - TWo lnnlrtd aOO four
(a)4)attl1:eooo 1981.
\
- Clem tin Barfield,
OurSo am gh rs
t �r organiza 'on
� R I on for 1993
ting"Peace inourscOOo
, in 0 commlmiti am our
wodldrul to "empower peop e
� BOOther and the I If
She DO that SO-SAD will be or-
ganizinggro inscOOo and neighbor-
hoods to re olve conflict through
peaceful means.
Bartle d added that the organization
planning the co truction of a "Peace
wan- in Detroit' Hart Plaza 1fmadc.lJp of
tOO of tile painted by Detroit's
children " ymbol of Hope and the
Renewal 0 ourcity.1f ,
Tlnse interested in working with SO- o�tW1I4lnd
SAD should call (313) 361-5200. Bar
field said that Peace on Earth
Mayor says detention
, \
-center has run ·into snags
By RON SEIGEL Wainwright said that there was legis-
Michigan Cltlz." lation being proposed in lAnsing. which
would give the state the right to give local
mGlUAND PARK - Highland Park communities such guarantees and it
Mayor Umcy Porter ootcd that plans for CQWd be considered in the �xt . n.
a � detention center in Highland Park /
�oomld. �----------------------------��------------------------------------�----------------�
'Wml ked at a Mayor's session
before the aty CoWlCil meeting Monday
December 21, what was happening, on
the project, Mayor Porter said, 'The city
wanted guarantees r the deJention cen
ter would have a certain number of
prisoners occupying i
" e�" , tronuruunent(o
getting uch a fadll built) until we are
sure �t there are a ufficient number of J !J
peopl�ying' " be said, • .... ...... �� ...
Smte lOOney w d be corrung to the
detention based on n\.lllbCr of people
inil
Olivet
resign
racial
deans
due to
tensions
OUVEl', Mkb. (AP}-Two deans and
an administrative assistant at Olivet Col
lege have resigned, following former
President Donald Morris in leaving the
racially tom liberal ar1s COllege.
Shirley Erickson, dean of students
since Aupt 1981' aIX1 a vice president
ince 1990; B. Lee Cooper, dean of
academics and vice presidertt since
August 1 986; aOO Lynn SteWart. an ad
ministrative . tant to the president am
a college employee since January 1990,
• were as1cr.d to resign Friday by interim
colle ge President Gretchen Kreuter.
"It's apelSOnncl mattefandI can' t get
hito a lot of details:' said Rita Bunton,
Olivet's director of public infonnation.
... But the president feels this is for the
good of the college."
Kreuter was out of town am unavail
able for OOmment.a=I'CSignations take
effect immedia y, unton said. There
was no answer offices 0 f
Erickson, Cooper aid Stewart,
Racial tensions at the 7QO- tudent col
lege sparked a brawl APril 2 involving
about 70 Black and white'studentS.
On May � Morris resigned after a
no-eontlceoce vote by faculty members.
,
Lack of
Knowledge
isdarker '
than night.
W�ne County Commission Chair Arthur Blackwell' III (far right) brou
·Operation Feed All· with a donation of $200. Also pictured (from I
Smith and Vera Brooks.
, .
Growing problem
B re ion
Number of hungry.
U.S. total
-DO
_ 1985 1991
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January 22, 1993. '
Schedule of Spring t 993 Cia
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FINAL REGIST ATiON �
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to receive a refund. Students' who
use deferred paymen and drop some
or all classes after this day will owe
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J nu ry 22, 1 3
WINTER BREAK
(No Classes) - February 22-2.6, 1993
_; CLASSES RESU
March 1, 1993
ID-SE ESTER GR DES" ·
March 10,1993 '
LAST DAY TO ITHDRAW
from a class or from college, through
the Registrar's_Qffice" Grade policy
applies thereafter
. April 8, 1. 3
WEEKDAY CLASSES BEGIN
January 11, 1993
CLASSES DISMISSE�,FOR'"
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�pril 19, 1993
AL EXA INA nONS
May 15-18,1993
ATURDAY CLASSES BEGIN
Saturday, January 9,1993
ARnN LUTHER K G DAY
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January 18, 1993 --:-
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COM E CE ENT
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May 22,1992