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Elected to new Black Allied Students Association
Elected to new Black Allied Students Association
March 26, 1971
News clipping from the Camden Times announcing the election of Rutgers-Camden sophomores Marsha C. Smith and Barbara L. Davis as secretaries for the newly formed Black Allied Students Association.
Khuluma newsletter for November 10, 1971 (Rutgers-Camden)
Khuluma newsletter for November 10, 1971 (Rutgers-Camden)
November 10, 1971
The complete issue of the Khuluma newsletter for November 10, 1971. Khuluma was a weekly publication by black students at Rutgers-Camden.
Miss Hicks Elected by Student Council
Miss Hicks Elected by Student Council
September 2, 1971
Miss Frances F. Hicks was elected vice president of student government.
Student Distressed Over "12%" Editorial
Student Distressed Over "12%" Editorial
Ginkel, Kelly
October 10, 1990
This "Letter to the Editor" is in response to the Gleaner's articles on Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. The writer believes the United States needs to have a presence in the Middle East and that the Gleaner is disregarding the risks posed by Iraq and Saddam Hussein.
Student Unit Elects Aides at College
Student Unit Elects Aides at College
February 27, 1969
The student body elected Daniel Roberts as the president of student council.
Students Call For "Pioneers of Life" To Get Fair Deal
Students Call For "Pioneers of Life" To Get Fair Deal
O'Connor, Drew
October 4, 1989
This is a "Letter to Editor" in which a group of students argue that a pro-life student group deserves organizational status from the Student Congress. They argue that university should promote discussions on abortion.