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- Collection: Michael A. Mello Papers, Series 1 News Clippings, Binder 1, 1976-1979
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Woodard Approves Student Bill of Rights: Ratification Vote Slated for March 28.
A newspaper article describing the Student Bill of Rights that President Woodard agreed upon with the Constitutional Revision Committee by Michael Mello.
White House Press Briefing
A newspaper article by Helen Marie McFalls of Mary Washington College about White House Press Briefing attended by Michael Mello.
What is a Radical?
An opinion piece in the Mary Washington College student newspaper about the misuse of the word "radical" when used to describe political activism. Argues that while student activism is often looked down upon, it is an important part of the…
What does it mean?
Michael Mello writes to the Editor defending Andy Hulcher. He believes that the Joint Council did not fairly penalize Andy for being a spectator while females were in his room because he did not invite them up there or have prior knowledge that they…
Westmoreland Controversy
A photograph of three of the four students involved in vandalism in Westmoreland Hall; Mitch Sproul, Peter Back, and John Bartenstein.
Westmoreland "4": Our Judicial System on Trial
Four college students on trial for vandalism and noise.
Westmoreland '4' Accuse Administration of Injustice
Four residents of Westmoreland Hall at Mary Washington College believe the College administration's handling of their discipline did not follow normal judicial procedures and is unfair.
Vote "Yes" on the Bill of Rights
Michael Mello writes on Mary Washington College's Bill of Rights and the upcoming vote to ratify it.
Turnout Small at Student Meeting
This Bullet article discusses the desire for more "open student body" meetings, according to a student survey. One such meeting took place on February 13, 1979, although out of a total student number of over 2,300, only 30 students attended. The main…
Toga! Photo
A photo of three male students standing on the porch of Hamlet House with a sign advertising a toga party.
The Unification Church: Faith or Mind Control?
Describes the controversy surrounding Sun Myung Moon, the founder of the Unification Church.
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…
The Function of the BOV
A Bullet article in which Michael Mello discusses the operations of the MWC Board of Visitors.
The Coup d'Etat Part IV
The fourth part of a satiracal column about a student protest articulated as if it were a revolution. This part depicts President Woodard's realization of the revolution's severity and his plan on combating it.
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.
Students Survey Damage
Students survey the damage after a traveller collapsed on the Auditorium's stage.
Students Discuss Rape Prevention
A newspaper article by Michael Mello on the discussion of rape prevention at Mary Washington College
Student Demonstration
Mike Mello, former president of the MWC Chapter of NORML, speaks at Friday's demonstration held on Westmoreland Green to protest the suspension of four of the five students arrested in Madison last week.
Sketch of Anne Kight and Michael Mello
A sketch by Ellen Jagiello of Anne Kight and Michael Mello at the trial of Anne Kight.
Shock Waves
This document is a newspaper article by Michael Mello describing a brief background of a investigation of a drug arrest and the implications it had on five students it involved. The four of the five students were suspended and the rest were…