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This article describes an upcoming performance of a group called "The People" that consists of MSU students and local residents who are slated to perform a production titled, "The Message." The article goes on to detail the members of the musical…

This announcement informs the student body of a performance, A Salute to the Black Woman, "a dramatic blend of music poetry, dance and visual effects tracing the history and contributions and presence of Black Women in America" that is scheduled to…

This article includes an excerpt from the Mississippi State University Student Association constitution and follows it with an explanation of how not allocating funds to the Afro-American Plus, the Student Association Senate "grossly inhibited the…

This article details the requests made by the "Black student population at Mississippi State University" via letter to the University president, William L. Giles. The requests range from four Black senators on the Student Association to "a fully…

This article discusses the Student Association meeting wherein adding representation to the Student Senate was considered. The idea of separate precincts for Black students was floated and a recommendations were drafted.

This article includes the statement of several students running for various student association government positions including president, vice president, secretary, and editor of the reflector. The students give their qualifications and plans for…

In this article, several Black student athletes of the University of Pittsburg remark on the treatment and status of the Black athletes on campus. They recount their experiences and give their viewpoints on the matter.

This article details the approval of two predominately Black sororities, Alpha Kappa Alpha and Delta Sigma Theta, getting approved for organization on the Mississippi State University campus. The article goes on to proved details about the sororities…

In this article, the writer noted that Robert Bell, a student from Meridian, was the second Black athlete to attend on a scholarship.

In this article, a series of letters to the editor demanded an explanation of Jimmy Ball's inflammatory and racist language at a Student Association meeting.