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Hon. Shirley Chisholm 4 .
1165 Sterling Place - . HI Ne.
Brooklyn, New York 11213 4 ah

‘Dear Assemblywoman Chisholm:

1 regret that |] was unable to attend the meeting
held on February 10 in Bedford-Stuyvesant. _ However, |”
received a full report of the exciting proceedings, as
well es a representation of your poverful remarks,

| shore your concern for the active partictpation of :
the community. | was gratified to learn of the constructive

7 ae program of unifted comunity action that emerged fran the | |
& H /: } meeting. The whole concept of Community College #7 rests

: on the premise of just this sort of involvement and comnite -
i ment on the part of the people of Bedford-Stuyvesant. As :
} yet, 1 do not sce clearly how everything will work out, Ine
cluding the final shape for the college. But that Js pre-
cary pete creative imagination ae wie thought will be :

Mt Is th the interest of all concerned that this new.
concept in post-high school, college-level education should
be realized a united effores, i : | i

Sincerely yours, f i

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Albert H. Bowker tf
Chancellor :