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Greensboro, N.C. "One gone on to successful careers. the day I am going to drink- out of Khazan is an evaluator for the 'white' water fountain," CETA program in New Jibreel Khazan remembers Bedford. saying as a nine-year-old Franklin McCain, who grew up Washington, D.C., was growing up in segregated in Greensboro, N.C recently promoted to group What Khazan had reference leader in the Marketing to was the "white only" signs Technical Department of a corporation generally found on drinking chemical in fountains in down town stores Charlotte in those days to distinguish Joseph McNeill, a them from fountains reserved Wilmington, N.C. native, is a for Black shoppers. stock broker in Fayetteville. Khazan, who currently lives N.C, and David Richmond, in New Bedford, Mass., did also of Greensboro, lives on a challenge the segregation laws farm in Franklin, N.C. in his city 10 years later in Khazan said the decision to 1960. test segregation at the lunch then That was when he and three counter did sot come easy. The upcoming march is something for all ofus to think about. If you believe in the cause, "We discussed it for several other ifreshman. college be there! (Photo by Woody) "We students at A&T State weeks," he said. were University conducted a sit-in somewhat apprehensive, but at the F. W. Woolworth we supported each other." University Company. They sat at the A&T State is planning two major events in Dilemma Prompts Action lunch counter and asked for Young service honor of the young men. On to 9 p.m., The four students were not Thursday from 7 they will be honored by Dr. served, but their action necessary In a telephone conversation, at a By Larry L. Jenkins purchase requisition launched the sit-in movement and Mrs. Lewis C. Dowdy Dr. Jesse Marshall, the vice- Wiliam and to purchase the Willie Grimes in more then nine states. reception in F. A. chancellor for student affairs, Richard Steele monument. The body also Friday, Khazan, dining center. B. confirmed that "everything he On over the requested that classes be formerly Ezell Blair Jr., and A university wide Dilemmas (Buncum) wanted he got." confirmation of speaker suspended all day such that the other young men will be in convocation will be held However he explained the Andrew Young for the students can freely participate the city for the 20th Friday at 9:30 a.m., in Moore mishaps surrounding the February 1 Black History in the student-sponsored anniversary celebration of Gymnasium. The former incident in terms of "improper prompted the program of February 1. their historic feat. A&T students will be guests at celebration procedures" on the part of Student Governnv nt According to Kelvin "1 hope that what we did a press conference in the Buncum. Marshall stated that Association to meet this Buncum, president of the has helped in this Hilton Inn at 11:30 a.m., Buncum submitted single then morning in Dudley Building SGA, all of the resolutions nation," said Khazan, "1 followed by the anniversary i purchase requests for items with the administration in an brought before the Know that it has helped luncheon at 12:30 p.m., in .attempt to resolve certain administration were adopted. (See Request, Page 3) because of the fact that 1 can the Hilton Inn. iissues drive from my home to A permanent historic plaque Approximately 200 students Greensboro, and 1 can live and will be unveiled near the site of joined with the Student Fund Offers Scholorships eat where I please." the Woolworth sit-in at 2:15 Government Association "Freedom is a very precious p.m., and another plaque will leaders at 9 a.m. to requestt For Southern Students thing," he said. "When we be unveiled in front of the that Dr. Jesse Marshall, vice- saw how other people in this store and chancellor for student affairs, Atlanta, GA. The Ralph intend to pursue a career in country had enjoyed a The students of A&T cease to obstruct the proper - Fund daily or weekly newspapering. measure of ,freedom, we Bennett will honor the four McGill Scholarship processing of the contract for scholarships couldn't understand why we men with a reception at 7 p.m. offers for the Tarver said the Awards Ambassador Andrew Young year up to Committee wants to couldn't enjoy it too." in the Memorial Union 1980-81 school of give and relinquish control of the 3>l,500each to students with scholarships to those who are the young men have Ballroom at A&T. All southern backgrounds who likely to become leaders in the have completed at least two newspaper field. years of college, Jack Tarver, Successful applicants will be Carter Proposes Increase chairman of the Scholarship required to maintain a "B" Fund said today. average in order to keep the Tarver said May 1st is the scholarship. Washington AP - President 10.4 percent this year. He While emphasizing he was deadline for applications. He Carter today sent Congress a declared the budget is making no prediction, the said a number of scholarships A letter of not more than why 1981 budget totaling $616 "prudent and responsible" president contended that if the are awarded each year to 500 words telling the billion that proposes major and "will prepare America for economy were to avoid an students who have applicant wants a scholarship, new spending for the military the new decade." expected recession, with demonstrated a long-time together with a photograph of while putting a partial lid on It provides for a deficit of unemployment remaining at interest in the news and the applicant, must 12th domestic spendingdespitetih. $16 billion, making it the present levels, the new budget editorial phase of accompany each application. budget to own predictions of sluggish consecutive show actually would show a surplus. newspapenng Applicants also must have a economic growth and high red ink This, however, would letter of recommendation Formally signing the budget Scholarships, he said, are unemployment. depend on the unlikely event limited those young men from a college authority. document in a Cabinet Room to that Carter would not seek Application may The budget does not include ceremony this morning, Carter and womemwhoseroots lie in blanks be additional money later in the Applicants must obtained from: The Ralph any tax cuts, which Carter, said the new spending plan the south. could year for spending not also convince the Awards McGill Scholarship Fund; Box warned worsen calls for the smallest deficit in envisioned in the budget. they firmly 4689; Atlanta, Georgia 30302. inflation, already projected at seven years. Committee that Page 2 A&T Register Tuesday Jdnuory 29, 1980 Young Known As Conciliator For Civil Rights By Joel Dreyfuss Young meeting with the Andrew would be boundaries of international Jewish-controlled institutions Western countries but whose out representative of the of character if he did not diplomacy in perpetuating racial credibility has come under to Palestinian Liberation attempt play down the Anyone who has followed stereotypes; and the political intense pressure as the balance ethnic frictions Organization that precipitated that have been the disintegration of the civil relationship of Israel to of power in the world his downfall. But Young's has exposed by his sudden rights alliance in recent years southern Africa. begun shift. considerable talent will be resignation as the American knows that open conflict was It is dishonest to suggest The resignation of Andrew hardpressed to soothe the Ambassador to the United inevitable. • Blacks and Jews in that Andy Young's color had therefore, is metaphor troubled waters of relations Nations. Young was known as this country have been on a nothing to do with the uproar for a struggle between between Jews and Blacks. It conciliator during the Civil collision course for more than he caused as U.N. competing ethnic groups; a should be said now that the for Rights era. It was this instinct a decade. The only surprise is Ambassabor. As a black man, relations between the conflict is real and that its that led him to the fateful Andy Young serving as he articulated a view of the "have's" and "have-nots" origins go far beyond the unwilling catalyst for the world shared by many Blacks here and elsewhere; and for escalation of hostilities. Any and some whites in this differing visions of the future. Committee To End Talks number of other events could country and elsewhere. The The conflict between Blacks have triggered the objections to Young's and Jews reflects the fact that In Greensboro, Feb. 2 confrontations: the war statements came from people these two groups have made against affirmative action who take a different view of their alliances with opposing waged by the major Jewish world events, a view that has camps in an international Greensboro, N.C. AP The that a constitutional right is organizations; the role of long been dominant in struggle for power. Feb. 2 Mobilization being violated," Brown said. Committee is expected to He said he doubts that the conclude negotiations today forum will reconsider its with the city of Greensboro earlier decision not to endorse over the groups request to use the march the city coliseum for a Feb. 2 The National Black demonstration. Leadership Forum, a group of Greensboro City Manager about 15 leaders of national Tom Osborne on Wednesday civil rights oriented offered to allow the committee organizations, voted Tuesday to use the coliseum on the to endorse the march. morning of Feb. 2, prior to an The leaders include: afternoon march. Richard Hatcher, mayor of Osborne has denied the Maryland; Vernon Jordan, group a parade permit twice president of the National because the coliseum was Urban League, and Dorothy listed as the site of an Height, president of the afternoon rally. He said National Conference of Negro police would not be able to Women handle crowds gathered there Walker said the for both the demonstration endorsements are "a laying on and a scheduled rhythm and- of hands by the nationalBlacJc blues concert. leadership, which confers Lucius Walker, executive upon this mobilization a director of the committee, said degree of legitimacy that the Thursday he would not rule city leadership never thought out any possibility foi we could achieve." compromise, because "wher. He said he expects busloads negotiates in good faith, one of participants to come from does not rule out any Philadelphia and New York. possibilities." In a brief The demonstration was hearing Thursday, U.S planned in the wake of the Middle District Court Judge shooting at a Nov. 3 anti-Ku Eugerui Gordon instructed the Klux Klan rally in Greensboro. city and the committee to Five persons were killed at the ENGINEERS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE GRADS: confer with each other about rally, which was sponsored by the impasse over use of the the Communist Workers coliseum, and to report back Party. Signe Waller, the to him todav widow of one of the victims, HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO PUT city The earlier offered the asked Guilford Superior Court committee use of the coliseum WHAT YOU'VE LEARNED TO WORK. on Wednesday to appoint a on days other than Feb. 2, and private prosecutor to assit has offered use of Memorial District Attorney Mike Stadium on Feb. 2. But YES, as a company we're a leader you're ready the Schlosser in the cases; against in IF, to get your career committee asked Gordon to fast, exciting fields...aircraft, off Klansmen and Nazis accused mis- the ground, McDonnell Douglas forcing city issue an order the of killing the five. siles, spacecraft, electronics, auto- wants to talk to you. Sign up at the to show cause why it should mation, and health services. But we Placement Office for a personal She argued that such in- not rent the coliseum to the an also realize that our leadership de- terview. Here appointment is the date we'll be on marchers Feb. 2. The group is needed for pends on how fast our people grow. campus also filed a lawsuit seeking several "compelling reasons." damages and use of the Schlosser has refused similar SO, our goal is to provide oppor- . requests building. made earlier. He tunities for future-minded engineers TUCSClfly FCb, 5 opposition The Rev. Cardes Brown, renewed his to the and computer scientists who want Thursday. chairman of the Greensboro idea "The case to grow right along with a leader. get out Pulpit Forum, an organization would of the hands of the state AND, we want to talk to graduating of Biack ministers, said he will and into the control of provocateurs seniors and graduate students about suggest his group ask the city of one or more ideologies," their goals. for an explanation of its role he said. in arranging the Feb. 2 concert Mrs. Waller suggested at the coliseum. Schlosser is more concerned AfCDOrVJVELL DOt/GLAS appears with prosecuting "It that the city Communists An equal opportunity employer. U.S. Citizenship required should be held accountable instead of the defendants. Tuesday January 29,1980 The A&T Register Page 3

A service of commemoration in memory of Miss Mary Louise Thompson, former Documents Librarian at F.D. Bluford Library of North Carolina A&T State University, will be held on Wednesday, January 30, at 10 a.m., in the reserve rooms of the library. Mrs. Doris Canada, director of Personnel, will deliver a tribute to Miss Thompson, who gave nore than 30 years of service to the university. (Photo by MiHer) Daydreaming in the middle of Aggieland. North Carolina State University will sponsor Mr. Andrew Young, former United States Ambassador to the United Nations in lecture. Mr. Young will speak on World Affairs at 8 p.m. in Reynolds Coliseum, Thursday, January 31, 1980. The lecture is open to the public and tickets may be purchased at the University Student Center Box Office or the Reynolds Request Forms-Not Returned Coliseum Box Office. The ticket price is $2.00 for the public and will go on sale Friday, January 25, 1980. (Continued From Page 1) begin 7 p.m. in Plaza and Scott Hall beginning will at the For more ticket information please call 919-737-3105. that the SGA was requesting Speakers for Student Union Ballroom. at 2:30 p.m. A&T Army-Air Force ROTC will sponsor a It is a University policy that these events will include Sunday, February 3, a 2 The N.C. ipurchase requests be Cleveland Sellers, former p.m. service will be delivered blood drive Thursday, February 7, from 10 a.m.-3 !submitted in triplicate form. leader of SNCC and Rev. Ben in Harrison Auditorium. Dr. p.m., at the Corbett Gymnasium. $100 will a given 'One copy is to be retained by Chavis, leader of the Walter L. Yates, dean of away to any organization, club or group with the Theological Seminary, the bearer, one copy remains Wilmington 10. The first Hoods largest donation. Please support this worthy cause. in Dr. Marshall's office, and unveiling will be that of a 1 Livingstone College in the other is sent to the business monument of Willie Grimes, a Salisbury, will be the speaker. Tutoring sessions for the National Teacher Exam office student that was killed in 1969. "We think that the program and the Graduate Record Exam will be held twice by the SGA is a clear Marshall stated that certain The second will be at the every week throughout the academic year on Monday litems, along with $6,000, were expression of student charred and bullet-ridden and Tuesday from 5-6 p.m. in Crosby Hall, Room iquestionable on the purchase Hall. perspective. We also feel that walls of Scott 201. These tutoring sessions are sponsored by»the irequests. This was the reason, The final event of the day the only group that can put he said, he wanted to review concludes with a reception for together a program that English Department. If you want to be tutored for exemplify the requests before signing the four A&T students who clearly the action of the NTE and GRE but cannot attend at the scheduled them. However, Marshall started a national movement students historically is a hours, please call Prof. Levine or Prof. Porter at stated that Buncum refused to for civil rights by the 60*s sit-in student group," committed 379-7485. return the request forms and at Woolworths. This reception Kelvin Buncum. .initiated the resolutions this morning "It is a case of blackmail," said Marshall. "He never told anybody about the activities that the SGA had planned." Marshall also feels that the Hughes is news closed events, being sponsored scientific history yearafter "ought not to be Wemake engineeringand by the SGA, year.Like 1976,whenfive Hughes-developed satellites closed to the students when it wentinto orbit. being is their own fees used." If you come to work withus, we'fl bothmakenews in The activities planned by the your home-townpaper. student body will begin at 8 HelpHughesAircraftCompanymake news. Ana a.m. with breakfast in the electronic miracles. And history. (And no airplanes.) Ask yourplacement officewhen Hughes recruiters wf be Commons Area of F.A. oncampus. Williams Cafeteria. A public interview will be staged with —i the distinguished former HUGHES ! ambassador of the United i 1 Nations, Andrew Young from Creatinga new worldwith electronics a.m. in the Memorial 10-11 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M/F Room of the Student Union. A closed luncheon will be held PEACE CORPS especiallyseeksvolunteers Peace Corps/VISTA 11:30 a.m. in the Student with backgrounds in Agriculture, Nursing, 1713 HStreet, NW at Home Economics, Engineering, Education, Washington, DC 20525 Union Ballroom. Dr. Mary Industrial Arts. Berry, former undersecretary of HEW will speak at the A&K Services Inc. luncheon at 12:15 p.m. The Real Estate Needs And Tax Service public is invited the We question you as to legcfi speech presentation. you may not know about... Following the luncheon, deductions Andrew Young will speak in P.M. Walker Moore Gymnasium at 1 p.m. 1209 Stevens Street Unveiling cermonies will be Greensboro, N.C. held in the Student Union 373-8084 Page 4 The A&T Register Tuesday Januarv 29, 1980

We Have No Choice

The government officials in the United States have decided to determine our fate. As diligent citizens in this country, we back those officials wholeheartedly. It appears to a great extent that we have no choice. They tell us that "we are" going to war, that "we are" going to fight the battles, and it ends up that "we are" the ones who have to sacrifice ourselves for the all-out American cause of dignity in this country. It has even gotten to the point that the athletes, who have trained for so long, and so hard with great diligence, must decide to back their country and remain from the Olympic games, giving up their personal rights for this country. Is it right or wrong to say that the minorit shall control the majority? Have the American people gotten to the point that manipulation doesn't require a string, but control of the mind? Think Before You Act With the possibility of the re-instatement of the draft we should realize who will actually end up By Richard B. Steele fighting for this country, the working citizens of the There comes a time and a place in out center around the impersonal United States 'including' women between the ages of each student's life when he or she feels treatment one may receive, conflicts in 18-26, thanks to those great heroines of the ERA that he can't go on for another day with their major and personal problems. (Equal Rights Amendment). Our government present conditions exisiting as they are. These students usually make their officials, who make these decisions, remain in the They are homesick, tired of being "run- decisions to leave without seeking background after their 'soldiers' go to war. The around," and totally vexed. advice. Watch it now! decision-makers must remain behind in order to keep We all have had those periods of Friends and home folk are the first the momentum going. depression when it seems as though we people one should talk with. They shouldjust pack our trunks and go, know you and could tell you how they never to return. Remember the times adjusted. If the problem is a major when the final "drop-day" is over and one, talk with your advisor, dean or the instructor suggests what one should chairman. There are also people on Leading editorials are written by the editor of the A&T have done? You give your all and get campus who specialize in guidance and Register. Such editorials will not necessarily carry a byline knocked down. What do you do? direction, such as the vice chancellor will not and necessarily reflect the opinion of the University or the In a year or two, many of us would for student affairs. entire staff. Staff members are free to write dissenting opinions. have had families, homes and security. Back off-think before you act! But,we are presently students. You may Things are always bad before the storm be on the "verge", without a career in is over; but, when the clouds pass on by your future inflation, and to make and the sun shines bright on a clear day, THE A&TREGISTER matters worse, the possibilty of a war is be thankful. thrown in our faces. You've made it this far; let nothing Published twice weekly during the school year by students o: Many reasons for students dropping turn you back. North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. To receive THE A&T REGISTER, please send $8.50 for one year or $16 for two years to THE A&T REGISTER, Box E-25, Greensboro, North Carolina, 27411 to cover mailing and handling costs. Sheila A. Williams Editor-in-Chief Just A Touch Of Equality Richard B. Steele Managing Editor; Fiorina G. Byrd News Editor By Fiorina G. Byrd Thomas E. Harris Assoc. News Editor Larry L. Jenkins Business/Ad Manager Jim Melvin, Mayor of Greensboro present. You will observe that Blacks Raymond Moody Sports Editor proclaimed Sunday, January 27, as have not successfully gained substantial Ronald Woody Chief Photographer being "Equality Day" in recognition of equality in America. Tracy Galmon Head Typist the February 1, 1960, sit-ins. This may Several local ministers employed Tim Graham Production Manager have been a very considerate thing to do "Equality Day" in their sermons Trudy Johnson Enterainment Editor but it's said that it took twenty years to Sunday. Many of them strongly agreed Leslie Whitfield Art Editor do it. that this "proclaimed" day should have Jocelyn Holley Circulation Manager "Equality Day" should have been in been exercised much earlier. Other Eric Ireland Distribution Manager existence years before the 1960 ministers stated that they always Mrs Lorerto M. Marrow Advisor Woolworth incident. Shortly after this preached on equality so this special day history-making event, the Civil Rights Mayor Melvin has set aside, in a sense, struggle came into effect, but did this does not have that much of bearing on accomplish enough equality the incident Hri'it'scntetl+oi \tilniiiul ii/veriisihv Hi movement that occurred twenty years COMMUNICATION ADVERTISING SERVICES for the once-suppressed Black race? ago. Instead of the Mayor proclaiming FOR STUDENTS (CASS) Those of you who believe that this last Sunday as "Equality Day", he 6J.ta N PULASKI ROAD- CHICAGO IttllJfcOIS movement curtailed discrimination and should have given it a more appropriate 60*46 accomplished enough equality for the title, one that would touch the hearts of Black race, then you should do research those who were a part of the 1960's on this situation from that era to the occurence Tuesday January 29,1980 The A&T Register Page 5 Indication Of New Era In Black Business Evolving

The Board of Directors of officials shared in discussions role that all business, Although Administration willingness to strengthen the the National Business League that very well may indicate a particularly Black and other officials recently admitted that partnership between the recently met at the White new era for Black business minority businesses, can play the government has fallen Administration and the Black House to review the initiatives development. to stabilize our economy. Just short of this procurement business sector in order to that the Administration plans The timing of this meeting is two years ago, the goal, it is important to note promote economic to pursue in the area of particularly significant. Administration presented a that the President has taken a development. Such a course minority businesses and Despite continuing crises series of goals and objectives leadership role in encouraging suggests that minority economic development. abroad, the current to promote the viability of the federal agencies to open their enterprise has entered a new President Carter, several international difficulties have nation's small enterprises. A markets to minority firms. In era, with the potential for White House Assistants and not brought the government to little later, the President issued fact, federal agencies have added impact on policy high ranking Administration a halt. More important, at a a special policy statement on been directed to strive harder development. time of rising prices and minority enterprise to achieve this procurement Without a doubt, Black galloping inflation, the development. That statement goal. business development should Blacks President's meeting with contained a commitment to The discussions at the White form an important part of the Contribute representatives of the nation's equitable minority House also revealed a renewed economic agenda for the oldest business organization participation in the nation's emphasis on the 1980's. Black and other To Fine Arts confirmed that economic business and commerce. Administration's commitment minority enterprises can generate concerns still top the Moreover, it set a goal to triple to equitable minority economic Administration's agenda. the amount of procurement participation in the nation's development activities that The many contributions by This Administration dollars flowing to minority economic activities. And they letd to sustained growth. (See Blacks, Blacks in drama, dance, obviously recognizes the vital firms. also indicated a greater Page 6) music, and art will be highlighted in the Museum of Science and Industry's 10th annual Esthetics Festival February 1-10, with a special performance on February 13 in Chicago, Illinois. "Black Esthetics: Celebrating aDecade " will feature Chicago-area artists and performers, as well as musicians from The Afro- American Institute's Performing Artists Program. The Columbia College Drama Department will open the festival on Friday, February 1, at 10 and 11:30 a.m., with its portrayal of "A Musical Portrait of Lorraine Hansbury." Hansberry was the author of "A Raisin in the ■ Sun." ■ * On Saturday, February 2, at ■I * 11:30 a.m., noted inventor 52 * Rufus Stokes will present a program for children called * 85 # "Sunrise Saturday — The # Inventor and Creativity." n Stokes will discuss the creative element of innovation. At 1 and 3 p.m., Dr. Clayton Hannah and Isabel Johnson will co-host "Gospel Year of Jubilee," with selections of spiritual music. The Chicago Dance Theatre 8 I* will perform on Sunday, February 3, at 1 p.m., blending classical ballet with African-American music. The Chicago Music Association, Is Branch number 1, Negro Association of Music Inc., also will be featured that day OPPORTUNITIES at 3 p.m. The Dunbar Vocational Representatives from General Dynamics, a To find out more about high-technology High School Band will Fortune 100 company with 15 operating opportunities with one of the high-technology the United States, will be leaders in Telecommunications, Electronics, Monday, divisions throughout perform February 4, visiting your campus to talk to you about our Tactical Weaponry, Shipbuilding, Aerospace, at 10 and 11:30 a.m., and on diverse, high-technology programs currently Data Products and other fields, contactyour Tuesday, February 5, at 10 under contract. At GeneralDynamics you will Placement Office. Or, send your resume to: and 11:30 a.m., The Black have the opportunity to work with top Celebration will interpret professionals on state-of-the-artprojects likethe Bill Coleman Arts Cruise Trident submarines. Corporate College Relations Administrator "Say-Ray: F-16. missiles. LNG excerpts from A tankers. Sparrow missiles. Digital telephone GENERAL DYNAMICS CORPORATION Portrayal of Perseverance." equipment and more. Plus, depending upon Pierre Laclede Center, CN42 "Say-Ray" was written by your discipline, your career could start at one ol St. Louis, MO 63105 Charles Moore and is based our many locations shown above An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F on the life of Madame C. J. Walker, a pioneer in the Black cosmetic industry. FEBRUARY 13 On Wednesday, February 6, (See Various, Page 6) *T* "T* *T* •T*"T* *T*"T* Page 6 Jh#A&T Register Tuesday January^, 1983

"Last "Hot Stuff," and "On The Radio," are a few of 's recordings sung on her first TV special. (Photo by Miller) Ms. Summer's on-the-air concert consisted of Valentine's Day is lost around the corner so you better start early! 17,000guestvat the Hollywood Bowl. The one-hour (10-11 p.m.) program was an ABC broadcast on TV- 8, WGHP Her special guests were her daughter, Mimi; Robert Guillaume (of 'Benson' TV series) and her "Bad Girls"-Twiggy, Pat Ast, and Debratee Scott. Various Artists To Perform Donna Summer gained her musical title as (Continued From 5) participating in "queen of " in 1976 when she recorded her first Page of African-American Dance." are a at 10 and 11:30 a.m., Chicago Najwa nationwide tour sponsored by single "Love To Love You Baby"-and still claims her At 3 p.m., the popular musician and composer Cedric Dance Corps will put on a The African-American 'disco queen' title today. Gay will present an original show of historical and Institute Her opening song for Sunday night was "Dim All musical called "Survival." contemporary dance The Black Esthetics Festival The Lights," followed by a background scenery of Concerts at 10 and 11:30 a.m. Rounding out the week on also will feature an art exhibit fireworks with hit singles "Bad Girls," and "Hot on Thursday, February 7, will Sunday, February 10, at 1 including works by sculptor Stuff." feature vocalist Matilda p.m., will be composer Ausbra Ford, artists Joseph Haywood and commentator Gregory Bibbs with a Evans and ABC news During the program, guest Robert Guillaume Russ Meek in "An Historical anchorman Max Robinson, and performance of contemporary sang "Midnight At The Oasis" "Bridge Over Excursion Into Jazz." music. At 3 p.m., the Sammy and photography by Merlin A. Troubled Waters." "Among All This, You Dyer School of Dance and Summers, Foster Corder, Ms. Summer accented the program with two Billie Stand Like a Brown Stone," a Theatre will present "A Doyle Wicks, and others. Holliday rhythmic classics. play based on the work of Musical Pageantry in Song The festival is presented by Prize-winning poet A list of her musical credits are the following Pulitzer and Dance." the Chicago Defender Gwendolyn Brooks, will debut revue of Charities Inc., Continental : "Love To Love You Baby," "Love Trilogy," A dazzling on Friday, February 8, at 10 costumes from such Broadway Bank, and the Museum. Earl Love," 1976; Four Seasons Of "I Remember and 11:30 a.m., performed by hits as "Bubbling Brown Calloway, fine arts editor of Yesterday," "Once Upon A Time," 1977; "Live and the award-winning Kuumba Sugar" and "Eubie," the Chicago Daily Defender, is "More," 1978; "Bad Girls," 1979; and "On The Radio." Workshop. designed by Bernard Johnson, the festival chairman. Other musical contributions by her include "Last "Sunrise Saturday" will be will be modeled at 4 p.m. on Sculptor Douglas R. Williams presented in a repeat is Dance," a sond included on the "Thank God It's Sunday. Merri Dee of WGN- coordinator of the art performance on Saturday, program exhibit Friday" LP, which was a movie; "No More TV will act February 9, at 11:30a.m. At 1 commentator The museum is located at Is a Tears/Enough Enough," single which she p.m., the Mayfair Academy A special performance on 57th Street and Lake Shore recorded with Barbara Streisand. will demonstrate its Wednesday, February 13, at Drive. Hours are 9:30 a.m. to With Donna Summer having won Academy choreographic versatility in 10 and 11:30 a.m., will 4 p.m. weekdays, and 9:30 Awards for "Last Dance," and "Bad Girls," she had "Hoofing and All Otter Styles showcase the talents of leading a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays more reason than one to have her own TV musicians from Mali, Zaire, and holidays. Admission and Black Business Zambia. The performers parking are free. extravaganza and Special Note; The Roy Ayers-Millie Jackson Creates Jobs, Concert has been rescheduled for Sunday, Feb. 3, at Solutions COLLEGE STUDENTS GUIDE TO 8 p.m. Original date tickets will be used for this (Continued From Page 5) FT. LAUDERDALE concert Moreover, Black business development can help address such broad national objectives A new comprehensive book about Ft. as creating jobs, rebuilding the Lauderdale written specifically for cities, revitalizing centers of college students. The book includes a Attention commerce, increasing national map of the city, locations, phone determining productivity, and numbers, prices and all the latest energy needs. (jrrsidusites solutions to our information about , As the leading advocate for restaurants, recreational facilities, Black business in this country, places of interest and where to rent Ail May Graduates planning to participate in the League the National Business everything from cars to roller skates. Commencement Exercise,May 1980, please pay for has maintained the The book will tell you how *to save regalia at the Cashier's Office and bring your receipt fundamental belief that Black help money to get most your to the Bookstore for your measurements to be taken. business development can the from vacation. Order now by sending your Your regalia will be ordered and available for this nation realize its full name, address and check or money commencement. You may order your economic potential. Now, order for $4.95 to Hansen & announcements for graduation at the same time. after working in close Publishing Distributing Co., Dept. 20- P.O. Box Deadline for application is March 1, 1980. Bachelor partnership with the Administration for some time, 17244, Plantation, Fla. 33318. Your cap and gown is $11.50, Master cap, gown and hood it appears that these beliefs are book will be sent by return mail. is $23.50, Faculty Dr. Cap, gown and hood is $37.00. shared. Tuesday January 29, 1980 The A&T Register Page 7

Experience is an important element to basketball teams. It was evident who the more experienced team was Saturday night in the A&T State contest, which the S.C. State Bulldogs won 75-70.- In the final three minutes of the close game, A&T seemed to panic, losing control when it appeared victory had been achieved. Poor shot selection, turnovers, and a couple of controversial calls were the key to the Aggies' third conference loss. Larry Bonner sinks this freethrow to put A&T up by one. By no means should A&T be counted out. The MEAC season is still young with A&T scheduled to play Howard and Delaware State twice. The Aggies' second and most important season begins Feb. 29-Mar. 2, when the MEAC tournament comes to Aggies Play In 'Death Valley' Winston-Salem. Winning the season championship and not the tournament is like eatingan ice-cream cone without the ice-cream. Coach Corbett will By Quill R. Ferguson team was not to be blown out at the opposite end and went have his team ready for the ice-cream March 2. The Bulldogs of S.C. State on its homecourt, At least to line for two shots. Foul trouble plagued Aggies' Joe Brawner, came to play ball, and the that was the impression they Harold Royster, and Keith Davis Saturday against Aggies gave their fans a superb gave He connected on the first one, and then the Bulldogs. S.C. State was too overpowering performance of sandlot Both Brawner and Craft hit missed the basketball. for two each tying the score at second putting the Aggies inside for A&T's smaller lineup. It was a rare sight This could very well 64-64 with just 1:01 showing ahead 65-64. However with to see a S.C. State player shoot outside of 15 feet summarize Saturday night's on the clock. Seconds time running out the Aggies and their inside game was instrumental in the game when the Aggies hosted later,reserve foward Larry fell short of what should have Aggie defenders' foul problems. the Bulldogs from south of the Bonnor drew a charging foul been a fairly easy win. A&T's lossdropped their record to 6-9, 0-3 in the border in Death Valley MEAC. (Corbett Sports Center). With a capacity crowd of Aggie Track Team Without In in Delaware, another game played Dover the 5,100 on hand the Aggies Delaware State Hornets whipped the Mississippi played right into the hands of A Coach For 1980 Season Valley State Sun Devils 94-66. The Hornets are the previously 5-10 Bulldogs, Commentary by Quill R spring, when the outdoor currently sporting an impressive 11-6 record. With making a less talented Bulldog Ferguson competition kicks off. such talented squads as Delaware State, Howard, team seem like a For the past two years a Track unlike many other championship sports and S.C. State, the Aggies will need plenty of luck in product. previously strong track requires an intense year- From the very beginning of program round training program. their bid for a third consecutive MEAC at A&T has been the It is the game the Aggies allowed victim of mismanagement, championship. virtually impossible for a S.C. State to penetrate inside, and outright neglect. runner, jumper, or thrower of N.C. A&T could be on the verge of losing jj allowing the momentum to Going into the 1979-80 s any caliber to compete to his track proaram. The trackers lost coach Joe AAanson stay with the Bulldogs campaign, former assistant potential if proper coaching, this season; and,when the next coach is signed, it'll throughout most of the game. football coach Joe Manson be the fourth in three years for A&T. If the track The Aggies had to settle for was named head track and training, and competition have outside shots, and if it was field coach, replacing Joseph not been program is dissolved, A&T could lose its administered. Well notfor the precise long range Buggs after he announced his disciplined athletes get prestigious division I status. can by shooting of Joe Brawner, resignation from track without coaching, but they The A&T wrestling team had two matches last Artie Gaines and David Craft, coaching duties during the need the proper training and a week against Campbell Collegeand Liberty Baptist. the Aggies would have been in summer. Manson was the solid competitive schedule. Against Campbell in Buies Creek, A&T was well for an even sorrier night. third track coach within three Even though the halftime years At the present time A&T's represented but lost a close match to the Camels program score was a close 34-32 in Things began to brighten up track is well over two 24-22. months favor of the Bulldogs, this for the Aggies; but, when the behind the teams that they will Saturday, Coach Pinckney's yrapplers didn't give a true picture of the members of the track team see action against this spring. entertained a classy Liberty Baptist team. While kind of play. "We really returned after the Christmas This isn't fair to the runners; nor some matches were relatively close, A&T was didn't stop them in the first 10 break, Manson had resigned is it any way to treat an simply and a minutes of the game," stated from both his track and NCAA Division I outmanned lost to much better team. program The Aggies were soundly defeated 44-3. Corbett. "We allowed them football duties. to trade baskets with us each With just a month A&T travels to Pembroke Saturday to wrestle in The time has come for A&T time we scored and to control remaining in the indoor track to Pembroke's Tournament. The Aggies in Pembroke seriously evaluate its the tempo." season, A&T is without a track athletic program. Fielding will be up against Duke, N.C.C.U., Barber- Scotia, a The Aggies saw a little light coach, and has not run in a NCAA Division I track and freshman guard Kenny meet yet. and the host team Pembroke. Good Luck. A les when single Furthermore, field prog- .m is no game, and Boddie connected on a three- a schedule of upcoming meets A&T cc aid very well find itself play put point to A&T in the has not been presented to the short on track team without lead 50-49 with just over nine members of the team. runners, if something isn't minutes remaining in the This has caused a great done soon game portion of the team to either S.C. State then went up by quit stop Think of your car as an athlete which needs to warm up or training, making it gradually. Rev-up slowly. four points and decided to almost impossible for A&T to ***************? jL 'Error is a condition of life. throw a semi-stall at the be well represented in a Nietzsche # Aggies. But a scrapping Aggie respectable manner this * 5jl SjC5jC 5jC5jC 3$C 3$CSfC 9|M|C ■ ■ fME»*JUMMt***********W»» t ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥¥¥¥*»»¥-¥~¥»¥"¥4MMMMMMMM)fc ■ * • M £* \ Page 8 The A&T Register Tuesday January 29, 1980 * ■ * * 1980 * Spring Workshop and Open House

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