Central State University - Centralian Yearbook (Wilberforce, OH)

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CONVOCATIGNS Stokely Carmichael, organizer for the AllAfr1can Peoples Revolutionary Party, warned C.S.U. students that have a responsibility to distribute knowledge to humanity. ,Ali fs N Congressman Clarence I. Br0Wn's Convocation address was on the proposed National Afro-American Museum. Brown had sponsored legislation to place the museum at Wilberforce. 'if rx uv' I H allen velopment at Michigan State University C.S.U. students to leave their undergraduate deg programs with a commitment to social change. Dr. Robert L. Green, dean of the College of Urban I . . . . I g l

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MS- R- Ioyce Whitley, Hffhifecfufal Planner, discussed Mrs. Wilhemena S. Robinson, professor emeritus of his- the role of the urban planner in today's society in the tory, addressed the final program in the 1978-1979 first Spring Quarter Convocation. Central State Convocation Series. Senator Oliver Ocasek, Democrat of Northfield, delivered a mes- sage on the economic activities concerning higher education at the state level. Dr. Iohnny Iones, superintendent for schools for Dade State Representative Patrick Sweeney, Cleveland, ad County, Florida, warned of the new conservatism dressed a Special Convocation in May. Sweeney en which threatens the educational advances made from couraged students to work to develop programs an 1954 to the present. systems for higher education in Ohio.