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Ewart Guinier '33, chairman of AfroAmerican Studies and the only tenured professor in the department, attributed the nearly four-year interval between Isaac's nomination and action on his appointment to the Faculty's establishment of a search committee to find and evaluate other prospective candidates for the tenured position...
...novel owes its title partly to a blistering chili pepper sauce. It marks the return of an earlier Reed hero, Papa LaBas, the great black shamus. To white readers, he is soul's answer to Sherlock Holmes. To Reed, he is torchkeeper of "HooDoo," the 19th century AfroAmerican folk religion and business that dealt in magic cures, spells and charms...
Three years after the last appearance of its predecessor, the Harvard Journal of Negro Affairs, the Harvard Journal of Afroamerican Affairs has begun publication with a Spring issue entitled "The Black Press...
...Philip Graham Fund of Harvard has provided the money for one year's publication-two issues-of the Journal of AfroAmerican Affairs (formerly the Journal of Negro Affairs). It was started in 1963 and published sporadically since then, last in Spring, 1968. The next issue, due out in March, will focus on the decade ahead: "Black alternatives...
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