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Seated: Dorothy fovhck. Or. Guy 8 Johnson Or. .jjirri Nah » Or Ho-wa-d S. A ice'so.-. Scph a v Jarabs Startling Jam« B. Clartt. Judge Save RKhj-tfcon C org?£ C. Hayes Or i»rr ThR Cl irk. Or 3rh=ird W. HU u .udat; Mykii A. Paige. Or. Herman 8. Wells. Asa Somltfrfr Or Percy Jui.nn and 0. Frederic Stan I on. ELECTION THIS YEAR OF SECOND ALUMNI TRUSTEE Again. Howard University alumni will have an opportunity. the«r second, to elect one of the r number to the University board of trustees. The direct election of alumni to the board was made possible by legislation enacted by the trustees in June 1%6. Earlier tins year Dr Matthew Mitchell a Washington. D.C. dentist, was elected to the board as an alumni trustee. In acditior to Dr Mitchell, the present alumni trustees are Dr. Kenneth B Clark of New York City, who was first elected in 1959. and Judge Spottswood Robinson. Ill of Washington. D.C. elected in 1966. Only the term of Dr. Clark expires in 1968 Incumbent alumni trustees are eligible for reelectiori by the alumni under board regulations, in that the 1966 legislation limiting trustees to two consecutive terms is not retroactive. Under the terms of alumni trustee legislation, only persons holding a degree from Howard may be elected as alurnni trustees, and only degree holders are eligible to vote in the election. Under Trustee regulations, no person shall t e eligible to a first election as a trustee who is 70 years of age or more. A person who reaches the age of 70 while serving as a trustee, however, may be elected for a term which shall expire automatically at tho end of the school ynar in which he reaches the age of 73. Another trustee regulation prevents lull time employees of the University, with the exception of the president, from being elected to the board. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 1968 Dr. Howard Slone Anderson Walter Biennger Pearl Buck Oscar Chapman Dr Kenreth B. Clark James B Clarke Dorothy Fosdick Dr Richard W. Hale George F C Hayes Sophia Yarnell Jacobs Dr. Guy B Johnson Dr. Percy L. Julian Lonmer D. Milton Dr. Matthew Mitchell Dr. James M Nabrit Judge Myles A. Paige Frank D Reeves Judge Scowl Richardson Asa T. Spaulding G. Frederick Stanton Lawrence F. Walsh Herman B. Wells Paul R. Williams 26
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0 Nrbfit Or. Nabrit ard his admin strew? sccf«ary M'S. Loot? A Nwiwr, tio has served rin loyally ter twenty 1m yaars. PRESIDENT NABRIT SEEKS TO RESOLVE STUDENT MALAISE It s Academic'1’ On WPCTV. Dr Nabrit speahs on the inpcrtnicc ot staying ir school Ho’s petureri bdnw wtrh Mis Nabrit and tm IntnMs tftn.in. Dr Bcirvvfl ft Kill Shortly otter returning to Howard University from the United Nation ; wnere he had been appointed by President Johnson as U.S. permanent Deputy Representative. Dr. James M. Nabrit. Jr. announced his retirement as President of Howard. Writing and traveling were foremost in his retirement plans. He later altered his plans, deciding to re main at Howard until retirement is mandatory. After a spring of unrest which included 3 student boycott. daily demonstrations and suspected arson, an ettec tive dialogue is beginning to he developed between the administration. represented by Dr. Nahr t, and the student body. As President Nabrit has said on many occasions, student participation in all matters affecting their welfare is encouraged at Howard A noted civil libertarian himself. Dr. Nabnt realigns, however, that absolute freedom of expression and action can lead to anarchy. As for the student grievances which precipitated the unrest many have been resolved. A Student Judiciary and a written --Cone of Conduct” both of which the students were involved in pre paring are now in effect: and ROTC is no longer compulsory here at Howard Meanwhile, Dr. Nabrit continues to seek a lasting rap port between students, faculty and administrators as they all strive toward a common goal, that of academic excellence. 2:
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