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Flambeau front page, February 19, 1960

Includes coverage of and reactions to Breitler's attempt to enroll at FAMU. This includes the ongoing investigation of a cross-burning in front of Kellum Hall, Breitler's residence at the time.

Flambeau, Breitler's Application is Filed; Referred to BOC, February 16, 1960

A newspaper article reporting on FAMU's decision to allow the Board of Control, the central policymaking for state institutions, decide whether Alan Breitler could be admitted to the university.

Flambeau, Breitler Acting On Principle, February 16, 1960

An article commending Alan Breitler's attempt to enroll in the historically Black FAMU in the fall of 1960.

Alan Breitler Yearbook Photo

Senior photograph of Alan Breitler in the 1960 "Tally Ho" yearbook.

Flambeau front page, February 26, 1960

An article in the Florida Flambeau reporting Alan Breitler's resignation from his post as the undersecretary of welfare for religious affairs in the Florida State University Student Senate.

Flambeau, Good Faith Needed, April 26, 1971

An editorial article in the Florida Flambeau commending FSU President Stanley Marshall and Student Body President Ray Gross for their actions to address the discrimination of Black students on campus.

Flambeau, Open Letter to the Students, April 26, 1971

A letter to the students of FSU from Student Body President Raymond Gross, describing his actions to address discrimination at the university.

Flambeau, 200 Blacks Confront Marshall, April 26, 1970

A newspaper article describing the circumstances that led 200 Black students to hold a "talk-in" in university President Stanley Marshall's office for about 90 minutes. The students gathered to demand amnesty for two Black students who had been…

Flambeau, Black Cheerleader Claims Discrimination, April 19, 1971

A newspaper article reporting the claim that an FSU student was cut from the cheerleading squad because of her race.

Flambeau front page, April 23, 1971

A newspaper article reporting on a boycott urged by Black FSU students because they felt that the school administration and state legislature were ignoring the needs of Black students at FSU, UF, and FAMU. The article also reports on the open forum…