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The Register, 1967-03-10 North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship NCAT Student Newspapers Digital Collections 3-10-1967 The Register, 1967-03-10 North Carolina Agricutural and Technical State University Follow this and additional works at: https://digital.library.ncat.edu/atregister Recommended Citation North Carolina Agricutural and Technical State University, "The Register, 1967-03-10" (1967). NCAT Student Newspapers. 305. https://digital.library.ncat.edu/atregister/305 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Digital Collections at Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship. It has been accepted for inclusion in NCAT Student Newspapers by an authorized administrator of Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship. For more information, please contact [email protected]. A&T WINS CIAA TITLE SEE STORY PAGE 7 9faA.V&%Me4fe VOLUME XXXVIII, No. 22 GREENSBORO, N. G MARCH 10, 1967 "The Cream of CoUege Newf DURING WOMEN'S WEEKEND Coeds Get Enlightenment On Women's Values "The reason firm, the temperate Ann Elliott will develop her ad­ showing that the women of A&T will, endurance, foresights, dress which will be given at the are designers in their own right. strengths and skills — a perfect all-campus assembly on Sunday, "This," Carolyn states, "is one woman nobly planned to warn, to March 13. aspect of homemaking." The fash­ comfort and to command." This Taking as her topic "The Values ion show is to be presented at the is the woman which American of a Lady in a World of Change", annual luncheon which is being society has developed, and this is which is also the theme for Wo­ held at the Voyager Inn tomorrow. the type of woman that each men's Weekend, Miss Elliott will To exhibit other characteristics American girl strives to become. proceed on the premise that the of the modern woman, the Women's Within this framework, Miss T Jo- woman is that unifying element Council has planned a formal dance which solidifies the home founda­ to be held tonight. For a change, tions. the women will be allowed to ask NATIONAL CONFERENCE As Miss Elliott sees it, "Our the men out. Tuxedos or dinner OF CHRISTIANS AND JEWS homes are the foundations of our jackets will be the attire for the SPONSORSHIP complex society." To emphasize young men, and floor length gowns the importance of women in a will be worn by the young ladies. Will Herberg will lecture on world of change, Miss Elliott will Anyone who witnessed the talent the topic "Religion in America: bring out several attributes of the show last night saw many young A Sociological Approach" on woman — endurance, abiding love, ladies performing. The talent they Monday, March 13 at 8:00 P.M. steadfast faith, moral insight, and presented was varied; it represent­ in the Ball Room of EUiott Hall home and family relations. ed the women of the campus. at the University of North Caro­ Even though one finds that men Representatives from each dormi­ lina at Greensboro. are quite prevalent in the world tory were secured to insure a cross- of fashion designing, Ann Carolyn section representation of talent Sidberry will exhibit designs and present in the female sex of Aggie­ NCTA Meets creations of her own thereby land. MONDAY NIGHT March 16-17 Lyceum Comm. Presents Concert In Durham By The New York Jazz Sextet The North Carolina Teachers Association (NCTA) and it auxil­ By BILL ADAMS "Killer Joe." Another of Golson's iary groups are scheduled to meet talents was displayed in the now during the 86th Annual Convention The next scheduled lyceum pro­ defunct group of the early 1960's March 16-17 in Durham. gram offers the student body ol called the Jazztet. The Jazztet was Available for participation on A&T College a live presentation of under the joint leadership of trum­ programs as speakers or consul­ jazz. The New York Jazz Sextet peter Art Farmer and Benny Gol­ tants during the NCTA Convention is composed of six established jazz son. One of the most popular jazz are Dr. Edward Brice, assistant talents. The group will be present­ units of its time, a few of their ed on Monday, March 13, in Har­ performances have been captured to the assistant to the commission­ rison Auditorium at 8:00 o'clock er of the U. S. Department of on Argo records (now Cadet P.M. The artists of the sextet are label). This person had the plea­ "EVEN GOLD WILL TARNISH WITH A LITTLE HELP" Health, Education and Welfare- some of the best in jazz. The sure of seeing the Jazztet whex Dr. John H. Starie, consultant for musicians are trumpet Freddie they appeared, along with Stan local National Education Associa­ Hubbard, pianist Roland Hanna, Kenton's band, in Raleigh a few tions (NEA); and Mr. John Brown, drummer Freddie Waits, tenor years ago when they were on tour. Comm. Seeks To Prepare Students national youth training consultant saxophonist Benny Golson, trom­ Benny Golson is an excellent play­ at the U. S. Department of Labor. bonist Tom Mcintosh, and bass er and composer. Brown is particularly interested in Barre Phillips. For April 15th FSEE Examination meeting with vocational guidance, Pianist Roland Hanna has work­ principals, and supervisors groups This writer is very familiar with ed and recorded with bassist trumpeter, Freddie Hubbard. Fred­ Charles Mingus. A well-rounded "We are aiming at the April 15 sense, opportunities for rewarding As an auxilary group of the NCTA, the Student National Edu­ die has already been written about musician, Roland has recorded test date. That is our target," said careers in government will be bet­ in a previous article in THE with his own group for Atco rec­ Dr. T. Mahaffey, chairman of the ter than ever because of the cation (Student NEA) will meet oi: March 17 at the Hillside High REGISTER. However, one finds it ords. Drummer Freddie Waits Federal Service Entrance Fxami- increased demands of our society," necessary to mention some addi­ may be called a choice drummer. nation Committee (FSEE). says John W. Macy, Jr. "The quali­ School in Durham. Delegates from the various local associations will tional information concerning the Freddie, along with pianist John In seeking to encourage more ty of those selected for Govern­ young musician. Although this re­ Hicks and bassist Sam Jones, were students to prepare successfully ment service has become more make plans for their first spring retreat which is tentatively porter first heard Hubbard playing backing female vocalist, Betty for the FSEE, the coordinating important now than at any time ir with Art Blakey's Jazz Messen­ Carter at New York City's Five committee proposes to adequately scheduled for April 13, 14, and 15, (CONTINUED ON PAGE 7) for the election of competent of­ gers, he first saw Freddie and his Spot. Miss Carter, one of the publicize the FSEE, to organize group at a jazz spot called Slug's "hip" vocalists, distinguishes her­ and supervise FSEE — oriented ficers for the 1967-68 school year, and to implement a discussion on in New York City. The full, robust self by her fine vocal stylings and study. Class will be held on Mon­ sound that characterizes his trum­ excellent accompanists. Freddie day, March 13 at 4 o'clock in Fall Semester "The Beginning Teacher and In­ tegration." pet playing is sure to reach the Waits is one of her regulars. The Graham 101. audience, no matter where he may other member of the rhythm sec­ Civil Service Examinations are The discussion on "The Begin­ be playing. tion, bassist Barre Phillips, re­ open to all citizens of the United Lists Fifty-Two ning Teacher and Integration" is cently recorded with Archie Shepp. States; therefore, all interested scheduled for presentation in the Benny Golson acquired recogni­ Not only does he keep time well, students are urged to be present form of a panel. Participants will tion as a composer and a musi­ but his playing is very mobile and at this meeting. Applications for Ready For Degrees include beginning as well as in- cian. In 1955, Miles Davis recorded intersecting. The other horn that the April 15 examination, must be service teachers. These discussants a tune by Golson called "Stable- completes the New York Jazz filed by March 15, and Dr. Fifty-two students completed the will share their experiecnes — mates" that started Golson's jazz Sextet is that of trombonist Tom Mahaffey will have applications requirements for graduation in problems, solutions, guidelines — recognition as a composer. Like Mcintosh. Tom has played and re­ available for each student at the their respective fields last semes­ with Student NEA representatives Freddie Hubbard, Benny Golson corded with Benny Golson's Jazz­ March 13 meeting; he will be re­ ter. Of this number, seventeen from all of the predominantly also spent some time playing for tet. * sponsible for mailing all applica­ were in the School of Agriculture; Negro colleges in North Carolina. Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers. A tions. sixteen, in Education and General The purpose of this discussion is few of his well-known compositions Remember Monday, March 13. The FSEE is for positions at the Studies; seventeen, in Engineering; to aid the beginning teacher in are "I Remember Clifford" (the The evening should promise to be entrance and trainee levels of ap­ and one each in Nursing and In­ his adjustment to an integrated or late Clifford Brown), "Blues exciting and memorable. Jazz is proximately 200 different occupa­ dustries. bi-racial situation. March," "Blues After Dark," and here! tions in Federal offices in many Biology and home economics edu­ locations.
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