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Christian Brothers College Campus Sign
No full textA granite sign stood on the corner of Christian Brothers College campus at the intersection of Central and East Parkway. Nearly fifteen feet tall, it was to be moved to the South Entrance on Central after the wrought iron fencing was put up. However, it crumbled to pieces in the process
Intramural Basketball Game
No full textIntramurals were an important part of campus life, offering sports activities to non-athletes
Liturgical Service for the Vietnam Moritorium
No full textFather Angelo Nobile, along with chaplains from Siena College and Memphis State University, conducted a liturgical service on the front lawn of Christian Brothers College as part of the Vietnam Moritorium of October 15, 1969. The Moritorium to End the War in Vietnam, the full name of the event, was a nation-wide demonstration against the United States' involvment in the Vietnam War
Sweet Thurday: Special Vietnam Moratorium Edition (student-produced newsletter)
No full text"Sweet Thursday," the underground student newspaper at Christian Brothers College, always supported the Peace Movement, and never more so than with this special edition promoting and advertising the Vietnam Moratorium events on October 15, 1969.
Alongside a program for the event, peace-oriented poetry, and other material was a suggestion that mixed-gender dormitories might be reasonable--and a denunciation of the petty theft that apparently plagued the campus
Vietnam Moratorium Poster - "Vietnam: Oct 15"
No full textStudent-made posters advertised the Vietnam Moratorium student anti-war protest held in Memphis. Christian Brothers' student Leo Arnoult was the coordinator for the Memphis protest, which consisted of debates and forums on individual college campuses followed by a march from the Spanish American Memorial Park to the Overton Park Shell. More speeches and a performance by a folk group continued at the Shell
Sweet Thursday [student-produced newsletter] January 1969
No full textThe January 1969 edition of "Sweet Thursday," Christian Brothers College's underground student newspaper, addressed many of the publication's favorite themes: ending the war in Vietnam and pointing out the foibles of life on campus
Eleanor O'Neill
No full textEleanor B. O’Neill was the first woman to serve on CBC's board of trustees. Christian Brothers set up a scholarship to honor her after her passing
Library Handbook: Christian Brothers College
No full textThe handbook for Christian Brothers' first free-standing library included information about using the library, the floor plans, and photos of the facility
Homecoming 1969: "Dissolve the Bulldogs"
No full textThe Christian Brother's Buccaneer mascot threatened bodily harm to Fisk University's Bulldogs
Homecoming Float: Frosh Say "Go Grads"
No full textHomecoming 1969 saw the Christian Brothers' Bucs win over Fisk University 96-82. According to Coach Chet Doll, it was Joe Nadicksbernd's greatest game. He scored 31 points and 15 field goals, and we was chosen the most valuable player at the game's end