 | The Peabody Museum of Natural History once again offered free admission to all during its two-day tribute to King's legacy of social and environmental justice, Jan. 19 and 20. Among the groups that performed was Young Jazee Vibes, featuring (from left): Veronica Lowe, age 15; Douglas Lowe, age 12; and Paul Lowe Jr., age 17. |
Many Yale groups paid tribute to civil rights activist, Martin Luther King Jr. in the week between his birthday and the national holiday in his honor.
Below: Paul Robeson Jr., author of "The Undiscovered Paul Robeson: An Artist's Journey, 1898-1939," discussed his father's work as an actor and activist at a master's tea at Calhoun College on Feb. 15. That evening, Robeson -- whose visit was co-sponsored by the Film Studies Program and the Afro-American Cultural Center -- spoke at the Whitney Humanities Center's screening of two newly restored films featuring his father: "The Emperor Jones" and "My Song Goes Forth."
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Salute to King
W E E K ' SS T O R I E S
Yale Community Unites in Grief For Victims of Tragic Accident
IN MEMORIAM
Talks, performances to mark Black History Month
Yale experts offer insights on ethical globalization
Senior to study 'directed evolution' at Cambridge as Churchill Scholar
IN FOCUS: Yale-China AIDS Education Program
Ecology & Evolutionary Biology faculty honoredPaul Turner cited for research on virus evolution
Ann Yoder gets biodiversity leadership award . . .
News executive to discuss impact of 'One Hand Zapping'
Art gallery's history is showcased in new exhibit
Library exhibit highlights the peace movement
MEDICAL SCHOOL NEWSDrug for Parkinson's disease may help smokers kick habit
Defects in the hair-like structures in the lung . . .
Study shows role of neurons in keeping the brain alert
Medical School testing treatment for ovarian cancer
English department to present staged reading of Byron drama
Dr. Stephen Fleck, noted for research on schizophrenia, dies
Conference to focus on the people and politics of the Balkan region
'Public service in Hong Kong' to be highlighted in symposium
Jonathan Spence elected president of American Historical Association
Upcoming CPTV program on the slave trade filmed during Yale event
Salute to King
Yale Books in Brief
Campus Notes
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