Trinity Digital Collections (Trinity University, San Antonio)
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Pledge Felt
No full text"Within a designated timeframe, XBE pledges had to find all active XBEs and get their "signatures" on the felt. Also had to get active Bengal Lancers (brother fraternity) to sign. I supposed its significance was to help pledges recognize actives and take initiative to introduce themselves.
Letter from Dr. Wimpress
No full text" Dr. Wimpress sent his congratulations for the Trinitonian for 1st place recognition by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. I was editor of the Trinitonian that year. It was significant to be measured so favorably against other university newspapers. I was genuinely surprised, because student journalists didn't always present a favorable view of the administration.
Photographs by Oscar Williams of Reverend Black, 1975
No full textThe photographs of Reverend Black were taken by professional photographer Oscar Williams when he was a student at Trinity University. They were taken during a mini-term session photojournalism course taught by Diane Gentry, in completion of an individual class project. The photographs are presented here with the kind permission of Oscar Williams. All copyright for these photographs is owned by Oscar Williams Photographer, LLC http://www.oscarwilliams.co
Collect a Holiday at The Idea Workshop
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Extraordinary Imagination Invention Convention
No full textExtraordinary Imagination Invention Convention Fund Raiser for Learning About Learnin
Earl Lewis Papers: Coalition for the Education of Black Children and Youth, 1975-1976
No full textFolder containing papers related to the Coalition for the Education of Black Children and Youth. This includes a report from the 1975 meeting of the Southeast Texas Regional Conference on the Education of Black Students (pages 1-27); an undated document on the "Origins, Purposes and Processes of the Steering Committee for the Education of Black Children and Youth in Texas" (pages 28-32); papers regarding the 1976 Texas Conference on Quality Education for Black Students (pages 33-49); undated papers regarding the Steering Committee for a Coalition for the Education of Black Children and Youth in Texas (pages 50-72)
San Antonio City Council, 1973-1975
No full textPhotograph taken in early 1975 of the 1973-1975 City of San Antonio City Council. Left to right: Place 7 - W. J. "Bill" O’Connell; Place 6 - Clifford Morton; Place 5 -Glenn Lacy; Place 4 - Reverend Claude W. Black, Jr.; Mayor and Place 3 - Charles L. Becker; Place 2 - Dr. Jose San Martin; Place 1 - Lila Cockrell; Place 9 -Richard Teniente ; Place 8 - Dr. D. Ford Nielsen. Photo credit on reverse: Public Information Office, City Hall, City of San Antonio, San Antonio, Texas. Copyright for this photograph is retained by COSA, Office of the City Clerk, and is presented here with their kind permission
Network of Black Churches, 1975-1985
No full textFolder of materials related to Reverend Black's work with the interfaith organization of churches, that includes by-laws, correspondence, research, and writings