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Show IN 1 y" JJI iy y Ip y .yf'iy zy'y yy r" yW-y"i- ,y B fy DESERET M U. "Nor do we know Institor of tute at Kent State University. Speaking as part of the Unin versity of Utah Black Symposium. Dr. Edward Crosby told students part of this boondoggling is the fault of blacks themselves. blacks have become so by occupied educational attitudes that we don't know how the current system of education relates to us. he said totally how educa- tion can tell us about the life we live today by studying our black heritage " academic boondoggle" through inadequate black studies programs, according to the direc- We yT Ig'- ft MAY 74, 1973 NEWS, THURSDAY, y")i C 11 speaker blasts giant black academic boondoggle Black students in America are being set up for a giant Afroean-America- ' yy.y--y.y-- 1'iy n hile Crosby blamed part of the inadequate black education on his own race he claimed a large part of it is the fault of the American educational process, which he believes has made a deliberate attempt to confuse and mystify" blacks as to their roles He cited texts which assert such statements as "Napoleon was our greatest genera!" or the Gauls, our ancestors, had blue eyes," as totally irrelevant to the black community There is not any positive consideration given to students of African descent." he said, adding that the ill ejects are now being felt by black youth. "According to a recent survey, some 52 per cent of black college students are going to college to learn to help their people. But their education won t let them do that " explained "Programs began with no teachers, books, mateof or rials background research and training They snrang up overnight to beblack come an 'instant education." The black author and educator suggested that education m the United States' moved from a nationbuilding" "nation-preservin- Crosbv added that "the black educational structure is based on a misrepresentation of black needs." This, he said, causes most of the problems. There has been an attempt to do too much too soon. he g to f Where the Customer is STILL King!' a emphasis as the country grew. the United States was young, it needed the coopof the masses to eration strengthen it. he said. Education was oriented m this unify mg dierction When Now that America is secure. Crosby said, the emphasis has shifted to 1 lie Black nation, still in preserving that strength. Eduthe in formative stage, must now is at aimed accentcation ing the individual, promoting consolidate the masses for a the select few to excellence. collective creative and intellectual development of it is to "But black studies cannot thrive. Only then should the operate their educational sys- emphasis move to individual tems on this individual basis," endeavor." Bill Howard is UTech Bill Howard, sportscaster for the Utah Stars basketball team, will speak at the annual graduation breakfast at Utah Technical College at Salt Lake at 8 a.m June 1, in the audi- - MEAT SPECIAL- speaker - Sigmons Fully Cooked torium at Redwood Koaa, Commencement exercises for more than tiOO UTech one r and graduates will be held at 8 p m. the same day at BONE-I- two-yea- N HAMS Highland High School. SLICED FREE 1 i mm co taooteir FRESH SALADS i with exfora lenses. POTATO 29 MACARONI COLE SLAW c lb. SPECIAL FEATURE Assorted Flavors SHASTA FROZIII SPECIAL- - Western Family Pink or Regular LEMONADE z. 10l ALL FLAVORED P0PSICLE5 5 FRESH PRODUCE Buy a$24.95 Square Shooter 2 (or 5 packs of Colorpackfilm) Polaroid sunglasses. and youll get a free pair of Cool-Ra- y there a better way to start a summer? Our Square Shooter 2, at $24.95, is the most popular Polaroid Land camera weve ever made. Color pictures in 60 seconds. Electric eye with electronic shutter. flashcubes. Uses our less expensive square Built-i- n flash for Is ot color film (so you save up to 25 And these extraordinary Cool-Ra- y on every shot ) . Polaroid sunglasses (theyre optical barrier that can block for men or women) have the out up to 99 9? of reflected glare. Everything your summer needs in one offer. built-i- n Polaroids Extra Lens Offer Box 2 127 Reidsville.N.C. 27322 Here is my completed guarantee card and my sales receipt for a Polaroid Square Shooter 2 (or 5 red end panels from Polaroid Type 108 or Type 88 Land film). Please send me my free pair of Cool-RaPolaroid sunI this offer is limited one to a household. glasses. understand y Name Or, if you already own a Polaroid Land camera, you can buy 5 packs of Colorpack film (T88 or T 108) and get your free sunglasses that way. But all good things come to an end. This one on J une 30th, 1973. Address. City .State. .Zip. 3rd EAST Offer expires June 30th, 1973. Void where prohibited. Requests must be postmarked no later than this date. 27th SOUTH PHONE 484-652- 1 484-741- 1 Sneeested list price Cwnir ,cnn Rr.cerf on surneMed list T88T1 08 Fi'm & Polnro!'5' i EA. mi Iy |
