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Wyndham Robertson

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  1. UNC report puts Black enrollment at 7.8 percent, short of the consent decree goal The Minority and Female Presence Report from UNC's Affirmative Action Office showed Black students made up 7.8 percent of fall 1986 enrollment at Chapel Hill, short of the 10.6 percent minority enrollment the 1981 consent decree called for by December 1986. Women outnumbered men in both undergraduate and graduate programs, meeting another goal of the decree. People: Wyndham Robertson Place: University, Chapel HillThe Daily Tar Heel, January 8, 1987, p. 1

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University of North Carolina Television Network records, 1949-1999

University of North Carolina Television Network · 1949

Records of the University of North Carolina Television Network from 1949 to 1999: about 19,200 items, 24 linear feet of paper with 641 films and 1,003 videotapes, in the University Archives at UNC, collection 40258. Topics include public and educational television in the state, WUNC-TV at Chapel Hill, the Center for Public Television and its trustees, and programs including 'Stateline', 'Crossroads on the hill' and 'Dr. Boyd and the Bible'.

Included because: Catalog heading in the UNC record: Robertson, Wyndham, 1937-.

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