Contac, Volume 5, Number 3
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http://hdl.handle.net/11134/20002:860235573
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Editor (edt): Coleman, Lois
Editor (edt): Gibson, Mike
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Contac, Volume 5, Number 3
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This issue of Contac from April/May, 1975 features articles on Black art and culture at UConn, including an account of the musical performance of Diana Ramos and reviews of the play “El Hajj Malik” and the George Faison Universal Dance Experience. This issue also contains an article on the development of Black Studies programs, a piece on the Minority Business Club, and information about the Project Leadership program at UConn. Additionally, there is piece of short fiction by Steve Fortes, a poem by Mike Gibson, and a reflection on the end of the academic year by Jai Smith. Also included is an interview with Kervin Clenance, Director of Minority Programming for WHUS, and a report on the struggle between the broadcast company WRVR and its African-American and Hispanic listeners. An international news section highlights stories from the Caribbean and South Africa, including a piece on the social impact of tourism in the Caribbean and information on the Dar-es-Salaam Council in Tanzania. Furthermore, there is an article on the murder trial of Joanne Little and a report of the attack on the Institute of the Black World in Atlanta, Georgia.
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