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Yearbook Page, 1982
No full textFisk University's 1981-1982 women's basketball team, as shown in the 1982 Yearbook
Yearbook Page, 1982
No full textA group of staff from Fisk University's Foreign Language Department, as shown in the 1982 Yearbook
American Baptist College Student Handbook, 1982-1985
No full textThe student handbook concerning student affairs, conduct, and discipline at American Baptist College of the Bible of The American Baptist Theological Seminary, designed to foster "a genuine spirit of Christian concern for each other's welfare and maintain standards of ethical and Christian propriety." This student handbook includes resources for academic life, the library, resident life and services, general policies and campus regulations, and American Baptist College's alma mater
Miss Fisk, 1982
No full textMiss Fisk 1981-1982, Karen Woods, poses for a picture, as shown in the 1982 yearbook
Student Honors Celebration, April 23, 1982
No full textThis audio recording features the Student Honors Ceremony. This audio recording opens with Clarence Childs introducing Robert "Bob" Harris, Professor Emeritus in the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley and Minority Staff Director. Robert "Bob" Harris speaks on America and education and encourages Bethune-Cookman College students to aim higher and live in the present. This audio recording concludes with remarks from President Bronson
Bethune-Cookman College's Dean's Assembly, September 20, 1982
No full textThis audio recording features footage from the Bethune-Cookman College's Dean's Assembly. Mrs. Lula Daye introduces Dr. Cleo S. Higgins, the Acting Academic Dean of Bethune–Cookman College (1976-1977) and Vice President for Academic Affairs Dean of the Faculty (1978-1986). Starting at 00:05:33, Dr. Higgins speaks about the power of thought and intentions, inspired from the bible verse, "As a Man Thinketh". She emphasizes how what one thinks is how they will behave, what they will manifest and attract, and how people will treat them. Dr. Higgins encourages students to have good thoughts and actions to receive good habits and a good life. Audio contains white noise
The Tablet, Fall 1982
No full textThe Fall 1982 issue of the School of Medicine at Morehouse College's Tablet Newsletter. This issue covers articles such as: Vice President Bush Announced a Two Million Six Hundred Thousand Dollar ($2,600,000) Challenge Grant and the Board Spotlight on Constance Menninger and Dr. Edward Saunders. 8 pages
Bethune-Cookman College Summer Commencement, Part I, July 25, 1981
No full textThis video features part 1 of the Bethune-Cookman College Summer Commencement. There is no video until 00:47:36. At 00:17:30, President Bronson greets graduates. At 00:34:34, Commencement Speaker Dr. James A. Colston gives his commencement address, in which he speaks about graduates' responsibilities to keep learning beyond graduation, know their contemporaries, and to prosper
Biography for Publication, 1981
No full textBiography, by A. Lynn Bolles, Bowdoin College, Maine, for the Western Journal of Black Studies, 1982. Three geographical centers of focus: Atlanta, Georgia; Havana, Cuba; Baltimore, Maryland. Diggs as a graduate student at Atlanta University working with Dr. WEB DuBois as a research assistant and producer. Discusses race and class in Cuba, differences between the racial structure of North and South America. In Baltimore, Diggs was a professor at Morgan State College and published articles for academic journals and newspapers. Her outlook on anthropology, impact on the Baltimore community, and impact on Afro-American anthropology