Like hip hop itself, this generation of black students is torn between identity and belonging. In this memoir, the surreal haze of a frat party in 1959 leaves one of Colgate's few black students feeling like a stranger in a strange land. 56 A chronicle of the heartening, sometimes difficult, efforts of a New York private school to build a multicultural community. After years of playing down their unique mission, many Catholic colleges are asking how they should affirm their Catholic identity. You will be billed later.
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