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THIRD WORLD COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER
Volume One Number 5

January 16, 1976

CURRICULUM ADVISORY FAIR-JANUARY 19-21
On January 19-21, a curriculum advisory fair is being scheduled on campus.
The purpose of this fair, planned by the Short-Range Curriculum DTF, is to
get information from students as to what they would like to see being offered
in the 1976-77 curriculum, ·and to give specific criticisms on proposals submitted for next year.
It is of grave importance that Third World students participate in this event
so that your educational needs will be met next year. Three proposals have
been subn1itted by the Coalition which need your support. They are:
Basic Coordinated Studies
Myth and Reality: Politics, History, Economics and the Development of
the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Worlds
Group Contracts
Comn1unity Organizing and Development
Early Childhood Development and Alternative Education:
Perspective

A Third World

Please plan to attend
MONDAY-January 19-llam to lpm in Library Building, 2nd and 3rd floor
TUESDAY-January 20-11 am to lpro in Library Building, 2nd and 3rd floor
WEDNESDAY-January 21-12 noon to 3 pm in Library Building, 2nd and 3rd floor
\VON-KYUNG CHO-JANUARY 23-24
Won-Kyung Cho, a Korean artist from New York, will be on campus Friday and
Saturday, January 23-24. He will be doing a series of lectures on music,
poetry and drama, and two recitals. (in drama and dance) For further information,
contact Robin West in the Asian Coalition. This event should prove to be
exciting, enriching and a lot of fun.
LONG RANGE CURRICULUM PLANNING DTF
Plans are on the way to develop a Long Range Curriculum Planning DTF. It
is important to us that we have Third World representation on this DTF. People
interested in participating should submit their names to Ed Kormandy, Vice
President and Provost in L-3131.
RE-ORGANIZATION PROPOSAL
Discussions have been going on about .reorganizing the administrative structure
of the college for better student access. The problem of student access here
at Evergreen is mammoth and moves are being planned to deal with it. For
further information, contact President McCann , L-3109.

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5-January 16, 1976

EX OFFICIO MEMBERSHIP TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The Coalition Boa rd has decided to request the Board of Trustees and President
· McCann to acknowledge our membership as autonomous. If this request will not
be acknowledg ed, it is the position of the Coalition Board to withdraw from
the matter and lend no support to the decision of the Board of Trustees
in the December 11th meeting.
COALITION BOARD MEETING-WEDNESDAY--JANUARY 21
There will be a Coalition Board meeting Wednesday/ January 21, in Library
3205, from 8:00 to 10:00. All Third World Community members are invited to
attend.

THIRD WORLD CO}~ITY
NEWSLETTER
Volume I

Number 4

January 9, 1976

The Coalition would like to take this opportunity to welcome all the Sisters
and Brothers back to campus from the holidays and wish you a very healthy and
happy new year. 1976 should prove to be a very interesting year for Third
World People.
Board of Trustees Ex-Officio Member
On December 11, 1975, the Board of Trustees met and decided on the issue of exofficio members to the Board. The Coalition in May, 1975 requested to the Board
and McCann to seat a member of the Third Horld Connnunity at the Board of Trustees
table. The Board and McCann, changing the language of the request voted in June
1975 to act on the request. The change in language of the request denied
autonomous membership to the Board. At the December 11th meeting t he Board
refused to acknowledge Third World membership as autonomous under the justification
of "no special interest group" shall be represented on the Board.
As it stands now, the Coalition Board will be deciding
to the Board \vill be pursued any further.

~.;rhether

or not membership

Coalition Board Meetings
This quarter the Coalition Board will be meeting every Wednesday morning from
8:00 to 10:00 in Library 3205 (Coaliti on Board Room). - All community members
are invited to the meetings to share ideas, resources, etc. We look fon.;rard to
your participation.
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Events

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The Coalition is in the process of sponsoring and co-sponsorlng two major
events this quarter.
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On January 23-24-Won Kyung Cho will Qe performing Dance Recitals (January .23)
and Drama Recitals (January 24) on campus. He will also be doing a series
of lectures on Korean Drama, Music and Poetry. For further information,
contact Robin West in the Asian Coalition Office, Library 3209. Phone 866-6033.

B:

We are in the process of negotia ting to bring Dick Gregory on March 1st.
Plans for this event should befinalized soon.

Curriculum Planning DTF
The Coalition Boa rd ha s· appointed Ernest (Stone) Thomas to the DTF on Short
Range Curriculum Planning . Stone will be responsible for attending meetings and
assisting in the tas ks of shaping curri culum to meet Third World Student needs.
He would like to encourage all Third 1-lorld community members to submit informa tion,
article s, e tc., to t he newsle tter. You can leave them in Libra ry 3236 or call
866-6034 f or mor e information.