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- Collection: Michael A. Mello Papers, Series 1 News Clippings, Binder 1, 1976-1979
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Balance of Administrative Power against Student and Faculty Power
A political cartoon depicting an unbalanced scale, with the Administrative Power bag weighing significantly more than the smaller Student Power and Faculty Power bags.
Westmoreland Controversy
A photograph of three of the four students involved in vandalism in Westmoreland Hall; Mitch Sproul, Peter Back, and John Bartenstein.
For Rusk, more queries on Vietnam
The visit of former Secretary of State Dean Rusk's visit to Mary Washington specifically talking at the Vietnam War.
Marijuana: 'Legalizing' Movement Begins
A newspaper article which states that according to a 1975 United States government study, about 30 million people have smoked marijuana. About 5,000 Virginians were arrested for smoking marijuana. The National Organization for the Reform of…
KSU Protest Mood Recalls 1970
Coverage of the 1977 Kent State University student protests over building a Health Center where students were shot during the 1970 protest.
Carmichael Urges Audience to Push 'People's' Revolution
A newspaper article about black activist Stokely Carmichael who started a "people's revolution". Carmichael spoke to 1,000 people at Kent State University saying that capitalism is going away and that socialism is coming to America. He saw…
The Unification Church: Faith or Mind Control?
Describes the controversy surrounding Sun Myung Moon, the founder of the Unification Church.
Men at MWC: Second Class?
Students argue the state of gender equality among the students at MWC seven years after it was made coed.
Criticism Should Lead to Action
This is a newspaper article written in response to criticisms of the MWC Newspaper "The Bullet".
Affirmative Action at MWC
Michael A. Mello wrote this article on affirmative action in the MWC admissions process.
Response To Rusk Critics
A reaction from Micheal Mello about an article he published regarding a visitor to the Mary Washington.
Obeying The Law: Another Opinon
An article by Micheal Mello questioning the law and how the law should be followed.
A Case for Anonymity
Editorial dealing with the Bullet's decision not to publish two letters by gay students because the students did not want their names printed. The editorial discusses the impact on gay students if their homosexuality is revealed, citing the case of…
The Bullet: Sink or Swim
An article about the proper responsibilities and attitudes of a newspaper in order to remain relevant to the students and faculty of the school campus.
Editorial: Senior Limbo
An account of why seniors are stressed out and not themselves during their final semester.
Arrests Total Five
A newspaper article by Michael Mello detailing the events of a police search warrant conducted on dorm rooms in Madison Hall on Mary Washington College's campus.
Honor and Judicial: Where to Draw the Line
A newspaper article about the problems with students brought before both the Honor Council and Judicial Court.
BOV Adopts Dalton Plan
An account of Mary Washington's racial integration policies, issues with integration, and also Governor Dalton's plans for desegregation of Virginia Colleges
Much Accomplished, More to Do
An article regarding a Student Bill of Rights that was created. It describes the problems with the Bill and the process by which it was created.
The Impact on Due Process
BULLET New Analysis of the Anne Kight controversy in the Spring Semester of 1978. The article is primarily concerned with the idea of campus "due process", and the enumeration of rights, as well as the problem of "overzealous" dormitory officials…