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This statement written by a witness to the Forrest Hill Riot, notes the aggressive nature of the police during their intervention in the riot.

This item contains some of the governing rules and standard behaviors expected of students attending Madison College. These guide lines are divided into five categories: Dining Hall, Governing Rules, Conduct, Dormitory Regulations, and Housekeeping.

This chart shows the organization of the Student Government Association in terms of the hierarchy of positions and committees, clearly depicting the distribution of authority.

This report addresses the issue of female students wearing anklets -socks- on campus and a discussion of how to prevent this action. The report covers other matters relating to student conduct, however, these discussions are brief.

These minutes show a discussion of male students entering the dormitories of female students only after receiving permission to do so or during open houses.

This letter contains the decision of the Student Government Association to expel Roberta for staying out all night with a man.

This speech highlights the accepted gender roles of the 1950s, focusing specifically on the necessary changes that need to be made in female education in order to adequately prepare women for the professional world and the domestic sphere.

This correspondence from Hubert Humphrey, member of the United States Senate Committee of Foreign Relation, discusses the importance of American students to attend the World Youth Festival in Vienna in a hope to help dissipate the communist…

This packet details the responsibilities of the president of the Student Government Association. These responsibilities are categorized by the duties to take place in first semester, second semester, April-Mary, and over the summer months.