Word: africanization
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...making it easier for undergraduates to get into five courses relevant to African studies which are offered by the Ed School. The CEP is asked to advise the Administrative Board to approve cross-registration petitions automatically and "encourage Ed School instructors to admit qualified undergraduates...
...cross-registration at B.U. There is less precedent here than at M.I.T.; graduate students have been allowed to take courses at B.U. for credit, but undergraduates have not. The Boston University African Studies Center offers four courses which the HPC wants opened to Harvard undergraduates...
...appointment of non-salaried "Adjunct Professors or Tutors in African Studies." These would be "scholars at universities or institutions in the area," and would be asked to join the Harvard staff for a year or two to give tutorials or direct Independent Studies for a year...
...recommendations are meant to be temporary changes--until Harvard etablishes a program of its own in African Studies. "We started out planning to make more major recommendations," Michael D. Robinson '71, one of the authors of the report, said yesterday, "but we were preempted in that by the Rosovsky committee so we decided to concentrate on short term measures...
...guide was a tall, thin black man with an African costume named Sweet Willy. Sweet Willy can rap pretty good, and when a woman inside one of the shelters complained "This isn't a zoo," when photographers tried to take pictures of her, Sweet Willy said to her, "How we gonna show Johnson?" That worked...