22-THE CAROLINA TIMES SAT.. JANUARY 31, 1976
New Desegregation Study
Challenges Coleman Report
BOSTON UNIVERSITY -A
new study of school
desegregation in 86 northern
cities challenges the validity of
the now-famous Coleman
Report, which holds that
forced desegregation triggers
"white flight," according to
Dr. Christine H. Rossell,
assistant professor of political
science at Boston University.
Dr. Rossell, author of the
study, says her findings run
counter to the main
conclusions of the Coleman
Report and explode many
'"myths" about the impact of
school desegregation. Among
Dr. Rossell's findings are the
following:
- School desegregation is not
a prime cause of white flight.
-Even in school districts
most affected be desegregation,
white flight is minimal and
temporary. -
--In districts where '
significant white flight does f
occur, it is almost always
before the opening of school in
the first year of the plan, and
rarely after that.
-The quality of education is
desegregated schools usually
rises rather than falls.
Dr. Rossell charges that
research methods used in the
Coleman Report are faulty.
She claims that her study,
unlike the Coleman Report,
examines school districts at
least four or five years before
desegregation, then four or five
years afterwards, and finally
compares each district with
itself.
Phila. Chapter of St. Aug
Alumni Holds lleef
Nonverbal Lang
Bcrrier Separates
Blacks end Whites
PHILADELPHIA, PA. - The
Philadelphia Chapter of St.
Augustine's College Alumni
Association will hold its
Annual Recognition Dinner on
Friday, January 30, at the
Faculty Club of the University
of Pennsylvania. Honorees for
1976 are the Reverends John
R. Logan, Jr. and Oscar E.
Hojder- Bflty Alwrrmi qf the
College which is located in
Raleigh. Also being cited for its
support and contributions to
St. Augustine's College is St.
Luke's Church Germantown.
Dr. Prezell R. Robinson,
President of the College, will
be the principal speaker and
will make presentations on
behalf of St. Augustine's and
its Philadelphia Alumni.
Father Logan and Father
Holder are eminent Episcopal
clergymen who have given
support and inspiration to
numerous students and alumni,
as well as provided great service
to the general community.
Father Holder is retired;
however, he serves as guest
minister in various parishes
throughout the area. Father
Logan has been the rector at
St. Simon the Cyrenian Church
for many years. Several St.
Augustine's alumni are members
of St. Luke's Church, and
many students have
matriculated at the College
from this parish.
Two hundred guests are
expected at this annual gala
affair. The Dinner Committee
members include Mrs. Frances
C. Miller, Mrs. Elizabeth
Womack, Amos Norwook and
Oscar A. Peay.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY -Basic
differences in styles of
nonverbal communication
among blacks and whites is an
important cause of
communications breakdown,
according to Boston University
psychology professor Qara
Mayo.
Mayo, who has studied the
problem for the past four
years, syas that in conversation
between blacks and whites one
of the main difficulties is
"miscueing."
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January 24, 31; February 7, 14,
1976.
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late Mable G. Morris, this is to
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January 24, 31; February 7, 14,
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Having qualified as administrator
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Epheldex Walker, late of Durham
County, North Carolina, this to
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Ephelder Walker, to present them
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Estate of Kathryn Ephelder
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January 10, 17,24, and 31,
1976.
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CLIFTON, Defendant
To: Joyce Fullerton Engel Clifton
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