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Students Organizing for Unity and Liberation (SOUL)
1968 - 1997
Previously known as Negro Affairs Committee (NAC) until Spring 1968.
SOUL was incredibly effective at organizing events, uniting other student organizations, and drawing attention to racism on campus and beyond. This organization had a lasting impact on campus and influence nearly every other organization in this guide.
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Office of Multicultural Affairs - Student Organizations - SOUL
- 1980-1982
- General Information 1988-1990
- Potential Speakers 1988/1989
- 1988/1989
- Minutes and Notices 1988/89
- 1989/1990
- 1990/91
Carletonian
October 3, 1968. page 5. SOUL Loses Its NAC.
October 17, 1968. front. Blacks Seek Work-Study Plan.
October 24, 1968. front. CONA Member Selection Poses Black Power Issue.
November 7, 1968. page 6. CONA Membership Settled.
May 15, 1969. front. SOUL Questions College's Black Admissions Policy.
June 10, 1969. front. Apathy Stifles SOUL Class Boycott.
November 19, 1970. page 11. Panthers.
May 6, 1971. page 4. Black at Carleton.
April 21, 1978. page 3. Senate gives more to SOUL.
January 26, 1979. front. CSA elections: Few groups back candidates.
February 23, 1979. page 9. Third World attitudes.
February 3, 1984. page 5. SOUL events announced.
February 10, 1984. page 10. SOUL talent shines in review.
May 5, 1989. front. CSA Senate refuses SOUL allocations.
May 12, 1989. page 6. SOUL allocation denial: precedence versus representation.
February 9, 1990. page 2. SOUL calls off Redhead Kingpin performance.
February 22, 1991. page 5. Black bloc broken.
March 7, 1997. front. Debate arises over funds for multicultural dinners.
