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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"student unrest"”.
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Of student unrest and civil rights: a history of the 1960 alabama state college sit-in movement and the demise of in loco parentis
This study discusses the student activism that led to the legal case that established due process rights for students at state-funded colleges and universities. In 1960, Alabama State College students organized a sit-in demonstration against Jim Crow segregation and subsequently challenged their …
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Effect of school conflict on the secondary principal's role
… during or following periods of intensive student unrest. The research was planned to answer thirteen questions in four areas about the principal; and when the questions were tabulated or scored, they revealed the beliefs of those interviewed concerning the principal's attitude, his …
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'New Light' thinking and non-subscription amongst Protestant dissenters in England and Ireland in the early 18th century and their relationship with Glasgow University and Scotland
… by two particular problems. The first was student unrest, based on the students’ attempts to revive their ancient right to elect the rector, much of it led by students from England and Ireland. The second stemmed from accusations of heresy against the professor of divinity. Both of these …
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The Faculty of Theology of the University of Zululand: its contribution to vocational training, research and publication and spiritual support
… and extracurricular training as well as student unrest. The chapter also supplies details of the staff of the Faculty of Theology and finally gives a list of graduandi of the various years. Chapter 4 discusses in detail the research and publication activities of the Faculty. The …
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Emil Weder High School in Genadendal : a case study in the concept of effective schooling
… gardens were very neat and well maintained, the students were neatly dressed and very polite· and the staff were far friendlier than we had previously encountered. My initial impressions of a well-run school were confirmed, when I found out that the school is achieving outstanding academic and …
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Black Women and Student Activism at Fayetteville State, 1960-1972
… their experiences as organizers, activists, and students during the Sit-In and Black Campus Movements. I asked the following research questions: (1) In what ways did Black women participate in the Civil Rights/Black Power era activism, specifically the Sit-In and Black Campus Movements, while …
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Collaboration and Conflict: Organized Labor, Business, and the State in Post-Tlatelolco Mexico
… commence in October, others focused on diffusing student unrest that had festered on the nations campuses and was threatening to spread to the streets. In the interest of preserving civil order and conveying an international image of stability in Mexico, authorities opted to confront dissent …
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Institutional inclusion in Higher Education: an analysis of the experiences of access, belonging and participation of international/ foreign students at the University Of Cape Town.
… Cultural enrichment, through ‘semesters away,' student exchange programmes and the marketing of ‘ivy-league' education online, have resulted in an explosion in student migration. However, international student migration is not a new concept, dating back to the twelfth and thirteenth centuries in …
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The "Sixties" Come to North Texas State University, 1968-1972
… the anti-Vietnam War movement, the fight for student rights on campus, and the emergence of the Counterculture. Over the last two years of the decade, North Texas State University and the surrounding community dealt directly with the 1960s and, under the astute leadership of President John J. …