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Letters lo the editor Reactions-vary on-NBS issue As* member of the Baha'i Faith which teaches the unity of the races and that justice is' paramount and as a white person who. has tried to weigh the evtdencTHrvolvinjpthe£feo*Blaek Society: fairly since the Monday night Senate heai^vl conclude that: .-.' •' -, ' TjThe Senate decision to change the' Neo-Black to a No.l status, thus cutting off funds, was a decision made--with so called factsr that were not proven to be true. In other words it was unsupported evidence. university .that..would let this Legislature passed a resolution ~ 2)The fierceness with which certain SGA Senators have been attaclcing the Neo-bkck society "has only resulted in intense bitterness and frustration on the • part of Black Studepts. This aa|jiBe;ges$ c.ciniti result in great happen. Unity is the key. a '.''-■ - a QreggSuhm Editor, The Carolinian Monday evening in Cone Ballroom was one of the saddest evenings Lharo known at The„ -IMversity. t do not refer to the decision reached at 2 a.m. the following morning, though from noa^vidence at the hearing I do not understand,, the bases for thatldecision. Nor do I refer to the reported fact that: Senators originally involved in the charges, Senators who clearly joined the prosecution in the that-students be admitted to this University on the. - basis - of qualification alone without ■regard to race or religion. Acting before the Supreme Court decision of 1954, Acting Before JBlacks- were ^admitted, to athe University, those students were creating the future. It isN discouraging to think that the Senate hearing might be a harbinger of a campus polarized- with insensitive disrespect. That , need notte if, responding to the/" quality of much of the Black leadership ' exhibited Monday evening, students and faculty hearings, did not ; disqualify themselves-from the voting thus ^embody atha—commitment to _ truth'and the respect for persons TEaTlsthe. basis of this, as' oF every, University." Warren Ashby becoming ^both~proseeuteF8--'aiid jurors. I do refer to the quality of the Hearings: to the- vague; charges,, to the absence of violence on campus unless the Chancellor and his committee makeJ quick moves to hear all the - facts involving the issue. It is'my' belief there was no substantial evidence as of Monday night's Senate meeting" to cut funds from the NBS. '■ 3)Therei,seems to be. a .wide consensus" by students on campus that the Senate's decision concerning NBS was unfair. IT; is - up to ? the Chancellor's ^committee to,do everything in theiF~pow,er to unify the races first by re-classifying the NBSJto its rightful No. 2 classification_and to work out realistic "plani 'to. icWTRIttmVcampusTrrrot-ou^ to ~usurp~1h^:TighVT'f:~Black - students.Jf.il doefnot do-tfus, I- feel ashamed to be a student at a prepared justification- of or-—AN OPEN LETTER- witnesses to the charges, to the many irrelevant questions, to the repetition . of questions- .TO THE STUDENT BODY Last Monday night the Senate indicating' that Senators were not listening to or did not JfeUeve Jhe. spokesman, 'for the Neo-Black Society. After three long hours I came to the sad conclusion, solely on the basis of what I had heard and seen at the hearing, that much of what was going on was the result of ignorance or malice or both. Ihope very much this is a. fake conclusion. For the university is>^tsed upon a desire for truth, the! careful sifting of evidence arid jupon respect for those with differing views."The ^apparent-^^bs^nce of these" in. Ctme-rB^heW—wa*—jeasefr .enough for sadtaess. Two decades ago the Student "of SGA-voted by a 2/3 majority to. reclassify the NBS. When this .decision.was given to the NBS.,. the Senate floor was invaded by NBS members bent on disruption and doing bodily harm to YOUR ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES for voting their convictions. One senator was treated for-a head injury at Cone Hospital. The chancellor's residence was marched upon by NBS members at 2:30 a,m. Members of' Senate and other students have been threatened with bodily harm. The admrnistr/tlorTsaanswer to iliis - abuse of the rights of individuals SEEUNIVERSFFY.pageS
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Full text | Letters lo the editor Reactions-vary on-NBS issue As* member of the Baha'i Faith which teaches the unity of the races and that justice is' paramount and as a white person who. has tried to weigh the evtdencTHrvolvinjpthe£feo*Blaek Society: fairly since the Monday night Senate heai^vl conclude that: .-.' •' -, ' TjThe Senate decision to change the' Neo-Black to a No.l status, thus cutting off funds, was a decision made--with so called factsr that were not proven to be true. In other words it was unsupported evidence. university .that..would let this Legislature passed a resolution ~ 2)The fierceness with which certain SGA Senators have been attaclcing the Neo-bkck society "has only resulted in intense bitterness and frustration on the • part of Black Studepts. This aa|jiBe;ges$ c.ciniti result in great happen. Unity is the key. a '.''-■ - a QreggSuhm Editor, The Carolinian Monday evening in Cone Ballroom was one of the saddest evenings Lharo known at The„ -IMversity. t do not refer to the decision reached at 2 a.m. the following morning, though from noa^vidence at the hearing I do not understand,, the bases for thatldecision. Nor do I refer to the reported fact that: Senators originally involved in the charges, Senators who clearly joined the prosecution in the that-students be admitted to this University on the. - basis - of qualification alone without ■regard to race or religion. Acting before the Supreme Court decision of 1954, Acting Before JBlacks- were ^admitted, to athe University, those students were creating the future. It isN discouraging to think that the Senate hearing might be a harbinger of a campus polarized- with insensitive disrespect. That , need notte if, responding to the/" quality of much of the Black leadership ' exhibited Monday evening, students and faculty hearings, did not ; disqualify themselves-from the voting thus ^embody atha—commitment to _ truth'and the respect for persons TEaTlsthe. basis of this, as' oF every, University." Warren Ashby becoming ^both~proseeuteF8--'aiid jurors. I do refer to the quality of the Hearings: to the- vague; charges,, to the absence of violence on campus unless the Chancellor and his committee makeJ quick moves to hear all the - facts involving the issue. It is'my' belief there was no substantial evidence as of Monday night's Senate meeting" to cut funds from the NBS. '■ 3)Therei,seems to be. a .wide consensus" by students on campus that the Senate's decision concerning NBS was unfair. IT; is - up to ? the Chancellor's ^committee to,do everything in theiF~pow,er to unify the races first by re-classifying the NBSJto its rightful No. 2 classification_and to work out realistic "plani 'to. icWTRIttmVcampusTrrrot-ou^ to ~usurp~1h^:TighVT'f:~Black - students.Jf.il doefnot do-tfus, I- feel ashamed to be a student at a prepared justification- of or-—AN OPEN LETTER- witnesses to the charges, to the many irrelevant questions, to the repetition . of questions- .TO THE STUDENT BODY Last Monday night the Senate indicating' that Senators were not listening to or did not JfeUeve Jhe. spokesman, 'for the Neo-Black Society. After three long hours I came to the sad conclusion, solely on the basis of what I had heard and seen at the hearing, that much of what was going on was the result of ignorance or malice or both. Ihope very much this is a. fake conclusion. For the university is>^tsed upon a desire for truth, the! careful sifting of evidence arid jupon respect for those with differing views."The ^apparent-^^bs^nce of these" in. Ctme-rB^heW—wa*—jeasefr .enough for sadtaess. Two decades ago the Student "of SGA-voted by a 2/3 majority to. reclassify the NBS. When this .decision.was given to the NBS.,. the Senate floor was invaded by NBS members bent on disruption and doing bodily harm to YOUR ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES for voting their convictions. One senator was treated for-a head injury at Cone Hospital. The chancellor's residence was marched upon by NBS members at 2:30 a,m. Members of' Senate and other students have been threatened with bodily harm. The admrnistr/tlorTsaanswer to iliis - abuse of the rights of individuals SEEUNIVERSFFY.pageS |