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Black Rap, Volume 4 no. 2 (February 1972)
This issue of Black Rap is focused on youth, and how they are the future of our nation. This piece is accompanied by several others, and then preceded by student poetry and other short writings.
Black Rap, Volume 4 no. 3 (May 1972)
This issue of Black Rap is about the case of Angela Davis, a popular Black activist during the time period. The idea of self-defense is discussed in depth as well. These pieces are accompanied by several others, and then preceded by student poetry…
Black Rap, Volume 5 no. 1, Feb 1973 (Part2)
This issue, after a hiatus since the previous May (1972), does not list an editorial board, but does make mention of an international editorial staff. This is the second half of the paper that was printed.
Black Rap, Volume 8 no. 9 (October 21, 1975)
This issue of Black Rap focuses on the South African struggle for liberation, and the impact that it is having on their children. This piece is accompanied by several others, and then preceded by student poetry and other short writings.
Black Rap, Volume 9 no. 10 (February 1976)
This issue of Black Rap discusses the idea of Black youth being overwhelmed with White images. The claim is made that children are not being exposed to enough information about people who look like them. This piece is accompanied by several others,…
Black Rap, Volume 9 no. 9 (November 1976)
In this issue of Black Rap the front page story focuses on the struggle in South Africa and the people's fight for liberation. Their plight is compared to the struggle all Black people across the map. This piece is accompanied by several others, and…
Black Rap, Winter '86-'87
This volume of Black Rap discusses several pressing issues that Black students have been noticing or facing in college life, and in life outside of the educational institution. They speak on issues such as using and selling drugs among Black youth;…
Blackstone and Harlan Halls - View from the east, prior to 1946
Harlan Hall can be seen on the left side of the sidewalk and the east side entrance to Blackstone is visible, though the trees block most of the towers from showing. This photograph was taken after 1940 when photographer Ward McMasters arrived in…
Blackstone and Harlan Halls, side entrances next to the Gatesr
The ramp, for disabled access on the left, leads to the side door of Blackstone Hall. Also shown in this November 1982 image are the iron gates into North Campus in between both Blackstone and Harlan Halls, and a side entry into Harlan Hall's…
Blackstone and Harlan Halls' Towers and Gate - view from south (also called "Fraternity Quadrangle Towers")
The Blackstone and Harlan Tudor style towers along with the wrought iron gates between them, seen from the south. These were designed to herald entry to the main College campus, 1906-08. The cars, from the mid 1950s, help date the photo. "While such…