{"value"=>"<p>The files for individual black studies programs, under the name of their respective schools, include a variety of materials: conference papers and programs, letters to Guinier, proposals for new courses or for new programs, catalogues of courses, reports, and articles by and about black scholars associated with these schools. The correspondence in this section is advisory in character: it seeks or offers counsel or support, shares or solicits information, and invites participation at various functions. The file for the Center for African and African- American Studies at Atlanta University contains materials on the Center's annual conferences on black studies, including the text of a Guinier presentation for the panel \"Directions in Black Studies\" in 1970. The Dartmouth College file deals with college disciplinary actions against 17 students accused of preventing William Shockley, a theorist on the racial inferiority of blacks, from delivering an address at the 1969 annual meeting of the National Academy of Science hosted by the college. There is also a small file for the Université Libre du Congo (Zaire, 1970).</p>"}