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At a Faculty Senate meeting regarding Title IX, Dr. Carolyn Rhodes speaks, while Dr. Earnest Rhodes (left), Betty Dabney (center), Phyllis Nagle (partially hidden), and Mrs. Kathleen Winnett (foreground).

Virginia Governor Thomas B. Stanley calling for ''cool heads, calm, steady and sound judgment'' as he reacts to the 1954 Supreme Court ruling.

Eight-page typed speech talks about the Democratic Party, democracy and the two-party system, the historical accomplishments of Virginia, school integration (page 6), and Virginia capital needs.

Newspaper article about the results of a referendum where ~12,000 Norfolk residents opposed reopening of closed schools on a desegregated basis.

Old Dominion University Alumnus Margaret Simmons who received a master's degree in English in 1966. Simmons currently is an assistant professor of English and director of ceremonial occasions at Hampton University.