Black Power on University Campuses Program 24 Original Airdate: 1/16/1969 Subject Keywords Afro-American college students - Attitudes Afro-American college students - Political activity Afro-American student movements Afro-Americans - Civil rights Subject Genre Public Affairs: Current Events Personal Names Bailey, Randy Francis, Doris Griffin, Skip Hampton, Henry Miller, Beatrice Millette, Ricardo Corporate Names Brandeis University - Waltham - Massachusetts Program Description Program examines the student takeover of Ford Hall at Brandeis University, an administration building Brandeis students occupied during the filming of the program. The first portion of the program features black and white footage of the takeover, including an enumeration of student demands and a statement to the press by university President Morris Abram. The second half of the program consists of a panel discussion of Black Power on university campuses. Discussion panel is moderated by Henry Hampton (Founder, Black Side, Inc.) and features Brandeis students Randy Bailey and Ricardo Millette, Boston University student Doris Francis, Harvard University student Skip Griffin, and Associate Dean of Jackson College Beatrice Miller. Producer Ray Richardson Associate Producer Hazel V. Bright Andrew Ferguson Stan Lathan Director Stan Lathan Editor Tony Lark Richie Lee Cinematographer Tony Lark Composer/Arranger Bill Morris Monty Stark Host Jim Spruill Guests Randy Bailey Dorris Francis Skip Griffin Henry Hampton Beatrice Miller Ricardo Millette Others Ellen Cabot (production assistant) Andrew Ferguson (audio) Dierdre Francis (production assistant) Chas Norton (lighting) John Plausse (lighting) Steve Rogers (video) Aubrey Stewart (video) Formats Master (WGBH program) 2" videotape A2-02839 Preservation master beta SP cassette AP-00614A Preservation master D3 cassette AD3-00865 Viewing copy VHS cassette -1 (item number not yet assigned) Viewing copy VHS cassette -2 (item number not yet assigned) The Say Brother Collection Web site is a production of the WGBH Archives. ©2001 WGBH Educational Foundation.