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This article from the Stentor addressed Hotchkiss dismissing the Jim Novak case.

This article discusses the ways in which BSBA think that the Pam Dooley investigation was biased and ultimately unfair.

The cover image of an issue of the Black Rap.

A statment in the Black Rap.

This statement was published in the Black Rap and called out the administration for ignoring Pam Dooley's report of racism in the English Department. This document launched an investigation.

A series of pictures of the BSBA's tutorial program at the Jones Projects in North Chicago.

Message published in the Black Rap.

Pictures of the black student experience at Lake Forest College, this excerpt from the Black Rap mirrors the BSBA's "Trying to make it real" campaign from the same year.

Students for Choice attend a pro-choice protest in Washington D.C. during the summer of 1990.

Lake Forest College students from Students for Choice attend the 1990 March on Washington to protect safe and legal abortions.

A silhouetted protester attends the 1967 Lake Forest Peace March.

A demonstrator carries a peace sign during Lake Forest's first protest in 1967.

A demonstrator hands leaflets to passer-by during the 1967 Lake Forest Peace March.

A child gazes at the camera next to a protester holding a Peace sign during the 1967 Lake Forest Peace March.

Protesters at the 1967 Peace March gather.

A protester carrying the American flag participates in the 1967 Lake Forest Peace March.

Navy officers read an anti-war leaflet distributed to them at the 1967 Peace March.

Protesters file through the gates of Lake Forest College's Middle Campus during this 1967 Peace March.

The first protest ever held in Lake Forest was in December 1967, and was organized by students at Lake Forest College.

Protesters with signs cross the street in downtown Lake Forest during the city's first demonstration in 1967.

View of anti-war protesters marching through the streets of downtown Lake Forest, during the first protest ever held in Lake Forest.

View from the BSBA walk-in during the 1969 Parent's Day Banquet to protest the way the search for black faculty was being handled by the administration.

Members of BSBA face off with the LFC administration during their walk-in during the 1969 Parent's Day Banquet.

Students in BSBA face off with members of the administration during their walk-in at the 1969 Parent's Day Banquet.

Students in Black Students for Black Action talk with parents after their walk-in during the 1969 Parent's Day Banquet to push for greater initiative from the administration in hiring black faculty.

Students from Black Students for Black Action talk with parents in the aftermath of their walk-in during the 1969 Parent's Day Banquet.