Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Pre-Opening Workshop Below Clay While, Harold Reddick, Col Williams and Vice President Anderson | «irti ipate in workshop. Right Olive laylor of the History Department gives her views ai the workshop Representatives from the Administration, faculty, student body, and non-teaching personnel were called on by President lames Cheek in a Pre-opening Workshop to help formulate a firm sense of direction aims and goals for the University. Three questions were applied at the workshop: Where are we? Where are we going? and How do we get there? Issues discussed that will concern Howard in the seventies were: Howard's role; its responsibility as a black university; its structure and philosophy; curriculum change; financing a black university; its practical output to the community; elimination ol racism at the University; the need tor syngerism; sf etial problems; graduate education and finally management and administration. Resolutions from each workshop were presented tor discussion at a plenary session. Above Workshop representatives takes a coffee break Right Vice President Stanton reads problems to be discussed to workshop representatives 26

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Chaos Still Part Of Registration One basis of a successful year is a good class schedule. Registration, an evil necessity, is a time when freshmen are introduced to Howard's bureaucracy - lines, lines and more lines. Attempting to aid the distressed, the administration pre-registered 500 freshmen and as many upper-classmen during the proceeding spring in an effort to relieve much of the misery and confusion of registration. Chaos is a one word description of the events of September 18. 1970 as thousands of students strug gled tor those few precious cards that could admit them to their desired classes. Lett Coed uses wisely some or the lime one spends in line Below Crowd in gym lo pay fees and make final correction in program