Word: constitutionalized
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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But King and the other Negro leaders are aiming at more than integration of public facilities this year; they are trying to push the Southern Negro's right to register and vote. In Selma, fewer than 1% of 15,100 Negro residents are registered voters (20% are registered in...
The committee has not yet drafted the petition, but a spokesman said the study group would serve as a forum for opinion in the College and would hold public meetings in an effort to find some more powerful form of student government. The group would make a report and propose...
Under the clause, if 200 persons sign a petition, they can, with the Dean of Students' consent, propose an amendment to the HCUA constitution and submit it to a student referendum.
Members of the committee hope that the constitution which their study group would propose in June would replace the constitution accepted in February. They plan, however, to continue to fight the two-body constitution.
Eric Lessinger '63, a committee member, explained that "We are afraid that if the new constitution is adopted, students will feel the problem is solved and will lose their growing interest in student government. We want to keep the issue alive until a really effective government is set up."