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Darkness
A hungry squirrel set (arolina's
power system back for more than two
hours Saturday. According to W. S.
Turbeville. director of the physical
plant, the animal "ate into a high voltage
cable" on a pole near McKissick Library.
causing power failures all over campus.
Above. the third floor of Russell House
is illuminated only by light beaming
Black Histo:
The 1)epartment of I istory will Dr. Robert Ochs,
fer its first "black Istorv"' . artnvvt lad, said
urse next spring. II a cultural, polt
I)r. Tom Teirrill w%ilI instruct not ei st,ir of the
l'ow Negro in A merican f istory,"o (*nIted states from
thr-cvedit course open to jwosent."
infors, st-niors am graduate stu- Dr. I as
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ve, not required for history fields as I%*v1*Se a
.1jors. cultut-v and hi story .
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through the- winlow at Ie end of the halt.
Some parts of campus lost power for
only about 15 minutes, but other areas,
including the Russell House, were with.
out lights for two and a half hours. The
squirrel' Aerording to one witness, he
fell from the pole, lay motionless for a
moment. got up and walked away.
ry Taught
History De- The course will bie based on an
he courSe will interpretative text anti the signifi
iCal and eco- cance of several Negro leaders
Negro in the questioning why they acted the
slavery to the way they did. Terrill hopes the
study of the leaders will expose
2.1 hours of the context they were in.
frica in such Some of the leaders he is con
s agriculture, sidering are Frederick Douglass,
Nat Turner, Booker T. Washing
ton, William E. DuBois, Marcus
GarveY, Elijah M uhammed, .J.
Phillip Randolph anti Dr. Martin
Luther King.
Dr. Terrill is one of the USC
professors who have taught at
DR Allen University but he feels that
IT- tis had littl to do with his de
cision to teach the course.
I- lie said he held back for a while
because he was uneasy about
teaching a (ourse that is the
current fad, but decided to because
S he was alarmed at losing his
A frican history background, he
(-ausv he felt there was a signifi
(ant gap in the history being
taught and because teaching the
course would enable him to see
Amirican history from an entirely
llew perspective.
'lhe Clharlotte, N. C., News re
cently reported that black historv
courses will be offered next Year
at North Carolina's blg four uni
versities, ) u k e, Wake Forest,
North Carolina State anti the Uni
versity of North Carolina.
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