{"value"=>"<p>The first The files related to the Committee to Review the Afro-American Studies Department include letters from dean Dunlop on the appointment of a three member panel to discuss procedures for the review of the department, annotated minutes of the October 1971 Faculty Council meeting at which the president's choices for the Review Committee were announced, correspondence between the Review Committee and the department's concentrators and teaching staff, and an extensive file of comments by students and faculty prior to the release of the Committee's report. A \"Memorandum on Direction of Reforms in Afro-American Studies Curriculum\" submitted by Martin Kilson to the Review Committee is included in the latter file. Other contributors to this debate on the future shape of the department include junior faculty members Wesley Profit, Andrea Rushing and Pierre-Michel Fontaine; Melvin Wade, director of the Black Studies Program at the University of Nebraska, and Ronald Walters, chairman of the Department of Political Science at Howard University. Additional reactions, including adverse comments on the department, are located in the Executive Committee and clipping files. Also included are copies of the Review Committee report and the minutes of January 16,1973 Faculty Council meeting, both annotated by Guinier.</p>"}