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81.	Chase letter to Office of the President re: Black Studies program	African Americans -- Study and teaching; Africa -- Study and teaching; Universities and colleges -- Curricula;	1 p. A typed letter from Cornell University mathematics professor Stephen U. Chase to the University of Oregon Office of the President, inquiring about African and Afro-American studies here and at other...

82.	Mohr & Warfield memo to Johnson re: Normal First Year Course Load for Upward Bound Students	Poor youth; Education -- Demographic aspects; Education and state; Draft; College students; Counseling in higher education; College students -- Legal status, laws, etc;	1 p. A typed letter from Fred Mohr and John Warfield of the University of Oregon Upward Bound program to UO President Charles Johnson suggesting a lower number of credit hours for disadvantaged Upward...

83.	Mohr & Warfield memo to Johnson re: Normal First Year Course Load for Upward Bound Students	Poor youth; Education -- Demographic aspects; Education and state; Draft; College students; Counseling in higher education; College students -- Legal status, laws, etc;	1 p. A typed letter from Fred Mohr and John Warfield of the University of Oregon Upward Bound program to UO President Charles Johnson suggesting a lower number of credit hours for disadvantaged Upward...

84.	Duncan Letter to Sigma Chi fraternity re: racial discrimination policy	Greek letter societies; Race discrimination; Politicians;	1 p. A typed letter from Robert B. Duncan, Speaker of the Oregon House of Representatives to the Sigma Chi Fraternity questioning their policy of racial discrimination and if it is indeed their policy,...

85.	Duncan letter to Chase re: Black Studies program	Universities and colleges -- Curricula; African Americans -- Study and teaching;	1 p. A typed letter from University of Oregon Dean of Faculties, Charles Duncan to Cornell University Professor Stephen Chase in response to his inquiry about a black studies program at the University...

86.	February 19, 1970 letter to RDC from Gov. Tom McCall regarding student letters	Letter writing; Universities and colleges -- Curricula; Politicians; Freedom of expression;	1 p. A typed letter on Office of the Governor letterhead with hand-written addemdum from Governor Tom McCall to President Robert D. Clark, acknowledging letters that Clark forwarded to the governor from...

87.	Attorney General letter to Clark re: Johnson Hall Sit-In	Student movements; student protesters; Protest movements; Peace movements; Civil disobedience; College students -- Political activity; Universities and colleges -- Administration; Vietnam War, 1961-1975 -- Protest movements; Social history--1970-;	1 p. A typed letter to UO President Robert Clark on State of Oregon Department of Justice letterhead, signed by Attorney General Lee Johnson, citing violated statues in repsonse to President Clark's inquiry...

88.	Bogen memo to Flemming re: Encouragement of minorities -- plan of attack	African American college students -- Recruiting; Minorities -- Education (Higher); College administrators;	1 p. A typed memo from Gerald K. Bogen, assistant director of admissions, to Acting University of Oregon President Flemming, signed and with handwritten additions; prefacing a memo prepared by the author...

89.	Alpert memo to Clark re: Position Proposal by the Black Graduate Student Council	African American graduate students; African American college teachers; African American college students; African American student movements; Universities and colleges -- Faculty; Universities and colleges -- Curricula;	1 p. A typed memo to President Clark with handwritten additions, noting points from the proposal requiring action in the area of Academic Affairs.

90.	Flemming Assistant Kieffer letter to ASUO President Drummonds letter re: black power	Black power; Letter writing; Political science -- History; Freedom of expression;	1 p. A typed response from Jarold Kieffer, Assistant to University of Oregon President Flemming to ASUO President Drummonds' letter regarding their discussion of Black Power.

91.	Flemming Assistant Kieffer letter to ASUO President Drummonds letter re: black power	Black power; Letter writing; Political science -- History; Freedom of expression;	1 p. A typed response from Jarold Kieffer, Assistant to University of Oregon President Flemming to ASUO President Drummonds' letter regarding their discussion of Black Power.

92.	Duncan statement on 'precedent for academic requirements arrangements'	Universities and colleges -- Administration; Student strikes; Student movements;	1 p. A typed statement by Dean of Faculties, Charles Duncan, clarifying the special academic policies established by President Robert D. Clark to deal with closure of the University of Oregon in the wake...

93.	Statement to President Robert D. Clark (regarding May 5, 1971 Moratorium) (photocopy)	College presidents; Vietnam War, 1961-1975 -- Protest movements; Pacifists; Student protesters; Veterans; University cooperation;	1 p. A typed statement to University of Oregon President Robert D. Clark from a coalition of student groups, Vietnam veterans, community members, and pacifist groups announcing plans for a 'morotorium...

94.	Clark memo re: University of Oregon's Affirmative Action Program Annual Report	Affirmative action programs; Minorities -- Employment; Women -- Employment; People with disabilities -- Employment;	1 p. A typed summary of progress made on Affirmative Action goals, briefly noting difficulties encountered, and affirming determination of purpose; signed by University of Oregon President Robert D. Clark;...

95.	Statement of Purpose of Students & Faculty of Business Administration for Getting Out Now	Vietnam War, 1961-1975; Student movements; Universities and colleges -- Faculty; Peace movements; Business schools;	1 p. A typed, photcopied statement with additional hand-written notes from 'Students and Faculty of Business Adminstration for GETTING OUT NOW' a student-faculty coalition from the University of Oregon...

96.	Statement of Purpose of Students & Faculty of Business Administration for Getting Out Now	Vietnam War, 1961-1975; Student movements; Universities and colleges -- Faculty; Peace movements; Business schools;	1 p. A typed, photcopied statement with additional hand-written notes from 'Students and Faculty of Business Adminstration for GETTING OUT NOW' a student-faculty coalition from the University of Oregon...

97.	Report on Student Unrest: Student Shot in EMU	Campus violence; Race relations; Universities and colleges; College students, Black; Indian college students;	1 p. A typewritten report dated April 21, 1970 of an incident in which an American Indian student was shot by a Black student while in the Erb Memorial Union on the University of Oregon campus.

98.	Report on Student Unrest: Student Shot in EMU	Campus violence; Race relations; Universities and colleges; College students, Black; Indian college students;	1 p. A typewritten report dated April 21, 1970 of an incident in which an American Indian student was shot by a Black student while in the Erb Memorial Union on the University of Oregon campus.

99.	Clark statement re: Johnson Hall bombing	College students -- Political activity; Bombings; Civil disobedience; Political violence; Threats;	1 p. A typewritten statement by President Robert D. Clark condemning the bombing of Johnson Hall and discussing further steps in investigation of the incident.

100.	Clark statement re: May 6, 1971 demonstration	Student movements; College students -- Political activity; Student protesters; Vietnam War, 1961-1975; Vietnam War, 1961-1975 -- Protest movements; Pacifism; Pacifists; Civil disobedience; Riots; Nonviolence; Passive resistance;	1 p. A typewritten statement by President Robert D. Clark regarding an anti-war protest held the evening of May 6, 1971, which turned violent and resulted in police intervention and arrests. Clark makes...