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Memorandum on W.E.B. duBois (sic) Club
A memorandum from Graves W. Landrum, Vice-Chancellor for Administration, to Mr. Bill J. Parsley on the subject of the proposed W.E.B. Du Bois Club at the University of Texas.

Eleven Demands, Page 1
A list of demands presented to the administration of the University of Texas at Austin by Afro-Americans for Black Liberation, a student organization. The demands include the establishment of a Black Studies department, free admissions for 2000…

E. James Quigley Letter, Page 1
A letter from E. James Quigley, Dean for Student Relations at the University of Colorado at Boulder, to Mr. Jack Steele. The letter discusses the Board of Regents' decision to disaffiliate the University of Colorado chapter of Students for a…

Memorandum to Dr. Charles A. LeMaistre. Subject: U.T. Austin: Church-supported student "rehabilitation" centers
A memorandum to Dr. Charles A. LeMaistre from Jack Holland, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin. Holland informs LeMaistre of the existence of church-run rehabilitation centers that supposedly enable…

Memorandum for Information, Re: SDS
A memorandum detailing alleged plans by a group of students to register for the same class section, deviate from the planned class topic, and use class time to discuss issues of interest to the group

Memorandum for Information, Re: SDS, March 21, 1969
A memorandum relaying the decision on the part of the University of New Mexico and the city administration of Albuquerque to allow the meeting of the SDS National Council on their land. According to the memorandum, the meeting is likely to move to…

Memorandum for Information, Re: SDS, January 8, 1969
A memorandum detailing alleged plans by SDS activists to disrupt certain University of Texas classes after examinations. The memorandum lists the classes that are most likely to be targeted and the names of the disruptions' leaders.

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Editor's note on how women have championed the fashion industry before it was commodified and stripped of its cultural identity.

Freedom Platform
A political platform advocating for administrative reform at the University of Texas. The platform calls for taking the power of governance away from administrators and entrusting it to the students and the faculty. It also calls for less emphasis on…
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