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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/38402786

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Legal case files of Knight vs. James, 1975-1988.

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Alabama. Governor. Legal case files of Knight vs. James, 1975-1988.

Title: Legal case files of Knight vs. James, 1975-1988.

On 1981 Jan. 15, John F. Knight, Catherine Coleman, Charles R. Anderson, Alma S. Freeman, et. al., filed a suit in the United State District Court in Montgomery against the Governor of the state of Alabama, the trustees of Auburn University and Troy State University, the members of the Alabama Commission on Higher Education (ACHE), the State Superintendent of Education (Wayne Teague), and various members of the Alabama Public School and College Authority (APSCA). The suit called for a merger of Auburn University at Montgomery and Troy State in Montgomery into Alabama State University. The plaintiffs claimed that AUM and Troy were predominantly white institutions, and that many of the courses and programs offered at the two schools duplicated or conflicted with the programs at Alabama State University (a predominantly black institution). As a result, a segregated higher education system existed in the Montgomery metropolitan area. Because Alabama State was established first, the plaintiffs argued that the black university should absorb the programs of the other two schools and retain its black identity. Knight vs James parallels another important case that occurred almost simultaneously, the United States vs Alabama. In this case the Justice Department charged that the predominantly white University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) and predominantly black Alabama A & M University violated Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Title VI forbids the use of federal funds in institutions and programs that discriminate on the basis on race. The case called for the implementation of a plan to correct the duplication of courses and programs, unequal funding, and other areas of concern regarding racial discrimination. This series contains records that relate to Knight vs James as well as materials used in investigations of the Alabama Commission on Higher Education and the state's public postsecondary schools. Types of material include briefs, case exhibits, correspondence, affidavits, newspaper clippings, reports, university catalogs, memoranda, minutes, resolutions, handbooks, pretrial orders, and journal articles.

ArchivalResource: 65 cubic ft. (65 records center cartons).

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Oral Histories, 1980-1981.

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Oakes, David L. Oral Histories, 1980-1981.

Title: Oral Histories, 1980-1981.

Interviews about Alabama agriculture conducted by Alabama newspaper reporter David L. Oakes, 1980-1981. Interviewees include white and black farmers, Alabama Cooperative Extension Service agents, employees of the Alabama Farm Bureau Federation, and educators. Topics covered include agricultural organizations, economics, banking, and agricultural politics. Some interviews explore historical events while others deal with contemporary agricultural issues.

ArchivalResource: 9 sound cassettes: 1 7/8 ips:mono, and 20 transcripts.

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Papers, 1963-1997.

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Bond, Gordon C. Papers, 1963-1997.

Title: Papers, 1963-1997.

Collection documents Bond's life as a scholar, teacher, and academic administrator. Includes instructional and research materials on French Revolution and Napoleon, information about the AU history department and College of Liberal Arts, and tape recorded recollections of failed administration of AU presdent Hanly Funderburk who resigned under presure in 1983.

ArchivalResource: 13.5 cubic ft.

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Sound Recordings Collection, 1964-1992.

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Sound Recordings Collection, 1964-1992.

Title: Sound Recordings Collection, 1964-1992.

Miscellaneous sound recordings, consisting mainly of recordings made by Auburn University faculty and staff. Includes oral histories conducted by faculty and staff; interviews with university officials and distinguished visitors; lectures and speeches; news conferences; building dedications and other ceremonies; conference and symposium proceedings; and concerts performed by Auburn musical groups. Subjects of interviews, lectures and conferences include national and state political affairs and politicians, contemporary current events, and the research of faculty from Auburn and other universities.

ArchivalResource: 410 sound tape reels.

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Alabama. Governor.

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Funderburk, H. Hanly.

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Funderburk, H. H. 1931-2012 (Henry Hanly),

Funderburk, Henry Hanly, Jr., 1931-2012

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