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Broadside writes about the new "Women in Literature" course offered. They speak with the three teachers and a few students about the class itself.

A page out of Broadside which discusses bringing the Upward Bound program to Mason. The program was rejected by Chancellor Thompson and his interview with a Broadside reporter on why, is included. The committee designated for this program also…

Chancellor Lorin Thompson writes to Brown regarding her contract. He states that he received the petitions and has allowed her to finish out her contract. However, after June 30th, 1971, her contract will not be extended.

Lorraine was reinstated in her position, however, Stephen stepped down from associate dean and began teaching in the English department.

Students began writing to the paper to share their thoughts on the situation. Many students found the ordeal to be misogynistic.

Broadside reporting on Brown resigning due to nepotism policies in place.

Broadside reports on Brown and O'Connor's find, the Federal Theatre Project.

Students sitting on the benches outside Student Union Building.

This black-and-white photograph, titled "George Johnson 5," captures George Mason University's fourth president, George Johnson, speaking into a microphone. Captured by photographer Barry Boyd on September 20, 1979, it showcases a significant moment…