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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]. THJ^f7 REGISTER "COMPLETE AWARENESS FOR COMPLETE COMMITMENT" VOLUME XLVIII NUMBER 45 NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY, GREENSBORO MARCH 22, 1977 Founder's Day Services To Be Held On Sunday
A&T State University's 85th with 37 students, although a Founder's Day Observance on legislative act had set up the Sunday, March 27, will include an college temporarily in Raleigh in address by the commissioner of 1891. the Bureau of Professional and Greensboro made a bid to be Occupational Affairs of the the permanent home for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, college and citizens here donated and a special day of tributes to $11,000 in cash and 14 acres of the A&T parents. land to A&T as a part of the Speaker at the 11 a.m. city's offer. convocation in Moore Gym will Today A&T has more than be Dr. Edward W. Robinson Jr.. 5,500 students, 300 faculty also a vice president of North members and 700 supplementary Carolina Mutual Life Insurance staff members. Company, the largest Black-owned business in the Urban Institute world. Pa r t i c i p a t i n g in the convocation will be Will Feature representatives of the student body, faculty, alumni and board Series Of Speakers Preparing sheepskin coat from Afghanistan for international festival at A&T are (left to right): Eyo of trustees. Music will be A series of nationally Ebiana, Nigeria; Mrs. Anne Graves, director of international students; M. Hashem Anwari, Afghanistan; furnished by the university's known speakers will be featured and Ibialapuye Boyle, Nigeria. ,,,,„.„ choirs and symphony band. during the eighth annual A4T News Bureau A coffee hour for parents and Urban Affairs Institute at A&T guests will be held at 9 a.m. in March 30-April 1. the dining center, followed by The institute, usually a the 9:45 a.m. salute to the one-day event, has been parents by the university's Air extended to three days, and will International Week Begins Force and Army ROTC units. be held in the Memorial Student The speaker, Robinosn, has Union. had wide business and civic Theme for the institute will By Johnny O. Hunter featured various entertaining will be held in the lobby of High involvements. be "Creative Solutions to A cultural first of activities including film slides of Rise Dormitory. Mrs. Graves He formerly served as Major Urban Problems extravaganza and goodwill will Hast and West Africa. "Most of explained, "The focus is on the president of the Provident Home ConfrontingFederal, State and explode this week on the A&T the focus will be on Nigeria and Fast. There will be a complete Life Insurance Company. He is a Local Government ." campus. Mrs. Anne C. Graves, Tanzania," said Mrs. Graves. enactment of wedding noted producer of films on The March 30 session will director of the International "The musical showcase was a ceremonies showing the African and Afro-American include keynote addresses by Students office, and Mrs. Mattye drum exhibition." A tour of the difference in a cultural wedding history and is the co-author of a Lawrence Bailey, Reed head of the Heritage center's artifacts coincided with in India as opposed to one in book on Black history. deputy-assistant to President Center, are spear-heading the gala the on-going activities America." Lending to the Robinson holds degrees from Carter for international relations, events of the first annual throughout the evening. authenticity of the event will be Virginia State College, the and Dr. King Cheek, president of International Week. It began Refreshments were served. Mrs. three Fast-Indian couples who University of Pennsylvania and a the Union for Experimenting Monday, March 21, and will be Reed? served as hostess for the will reaffirm their marriage vows. law degree from Temple Colleges in Yellow Springs, Ohio. celebrated through Saturday "Open House" opening-night They are A&T students. The University. Speaker for ihe plenary March 26. events. ceremonies will be followed by a A&T began operating in session on March 31 will be Monday's 7:30 p.m. "Open Wednesday night "An Evening traditional reception. Delicious Greensboro in the fall of 1893 (See Workshop, Page 8) House" at the Heritage Center in India" which begins at 7:30 (See Forum. Page 5) Two Drive-In Seminars Will Focus On Reading The improvement of reading coordinator of Ihe A&T programs for secondary schools conference, "is to acquaint will be the subject of two principals and other educators drive-in seminars at A&T State (See Seminar. Page 6) University on April 21 and later on April 29. Both conferences for educational administrators from across the state are being sponsored by the division of reading of the North Carolina •State Department of Public Instruction. Thursday's conference will be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Paul Robeson Theatre. The state ^ will also sponsor other reading c conferences at Appalachian state ° University and at East Carolina £ University. 5 "The idea for these sessions," Ron Aiken looks on as Anthony Porshe experiments with his car. SUff Photo by Bill Lawson said Mrs. Gladys White, Gladys White Page 2 The A&T Register March 22,1977 Job Market Isn't Tight For Female Accountants
If the job market is tight, has an overall average of 3.6 on a it isn't tight for the women 4.00 point scale. accounting majors at A&T State' Dr. Craig said that University. approximately 40 percent of the In fact, the young ladies in A&T's current accounting majors the School of Business and are women. He said that, as a Economics are beseiged by offers rule, all of the students get the of employment ranging from opportunity to participate in an $12,500 to $15,000, off-campus work experience, "This is a testimonial to our either in the summer or during fine program," said Dr. Quiester the school year. Craig, dean of the school, "and The five young ladies also to the fine performance of interviewed have all worked for a the ladies and the men in the' major accounting firm. program." "We are pleased that the A recent interview with five women are in the high of the students scheduled to performance group of each graduate in May revealed that the class," said Dr. Craig. "The field young ladies are highly of accounting is an open field," enthusiastic about their futures he said,"and about 80 percent of in the public accounting field. our graduates, men and women, A&T accounting students check the balance sheets. From left to right are Thelma Anders, Hilda Pinnix, "I became interested in get accounting-r e 1 ated Dr. Quiester Craig, Cynthia Douglas and Diana Williams. A&T News Bureau Photo accounting while in high school," positions." said Miss Hilda Pinnix, a native of Efland.. "I took a course in booking and that sold me." Miss Pinnix said she would like to become a controller in a major corporation. Another Reading... student. Miss Thelma Anders of Raleigh, said she would like to a partner in a CPA firm. Miss Anders has a 3.9 average. Writing... "The one thing I like about this field," she said, "is that you can be a career woman and still combine a career with a .marriage. Diana Williams of Greensboro Record Bar/ said she was attracted to the study of accounting because it is On Sale March 22-27 "mind boggling." Miss Williams, Ford Officials Will Conduct Program Here
Officials and executives of the Ford Motor Company will exchange their plush offices and desks for a few hours on a university campus next Wednesday when they conduct a College Roundtable Program at- A&T State University. The Ford party will arrive by plane Wednesday morning and spend several hours at A&T meeting with administrators, students and faculty members. The executives will share small seminars with the students on such topics as "The Product: From Concept to Market, and "An Overview of New Technology." Later in the day, 21 A&T faculty members and 29 students wili travel to Raleigh to attend a dinner with the Ford people at North Carolina State University. The College Roundtable Program was established by Ford as an effort to promote: understanding between higher This semester sign up for Sound Savings 202, the course for the music connoisseur, education and the business sector. regardless of major. Required listening listed above. "They want to know what college educators and students think about them," said Dr. Willie T. Ellis, coordinator of Ford's visit to A&T. "They also want to show something of Friendly Shopping Center • Four Seasons Moll themselves." March 22,1977 The A&T Register Page 3 I Entertainment: One Participates In Exchange |^ •• , ^ I
By Albert Leach Kamara also stated that encourages the majority of the :•:• By Lynelle Stevenson . Moses Kamara, director of studentsonly spend one semester students to prepare for graduate * 8 the instructional development on the host campus, but it studies at larger schools. I hope your spring break was enjoyable and that helps prepare students The exchange program department, said that there was everybody is ready to get back to the books. only one student participating in academically and formally ended in 1973 when the Student Exchange Program. psychologically. It also funds were terminated. The Jacksons and Wild Cherry will be in concert at the Her name is Sylvia Mitchell. Greensboro Coliseum on March 26. However, that's all the Sylvia is a junior landscape information I have, for further information contact the architecture major with a 3.2 A&TCounselingServices Greensboro Coliseum. overall average. Now, on to a show I do know about. Sylvia is from the University Billy Joel, a dynamic pianist who is enjoying audiences of Wisconsin at Madison, where Will Sponsor Workshop she is a member of the Omega Psi across the country, will appear at the Greensboro Phi Pearl Sorority. Counseling Services at A&T Administration) Chapel Hill, will Auditorium, Wednesday, March23, at 8p.m. When asked what she thought is sponsoring its second Counseling provide the opening address for Joel's music and style express his intensity as a of A&T,she said,"A&T has a lot Skills Workshop on Tuesday, the morning session at 9:00 a.m. musician. He revels in the spirit of his song "I've Loved of nice aspects and I love the March 29, from 8:30 a.m.-3:15 Dr. Richard Mizelle, Department These Days" as he sits at his grand piano singing, stamping, weather and my social life." p.m. in the Memorial Student of .Educational Psychology, playing harmonica and leading his band. Sylvia also stated that coming Union. UNC-Chapel will provide the to A&T gave her a chance to see The purpose of the workshop opening address during the Joel's career as a pianist began when he started playing how it would be to come to a is to enhance and promote afternoon session at 1 :p0 p.m. classical piano at the age of 7. He started playing with predominantly Black school. She professional growth in There have been several Long Island bands when he was 15. travelling the Long also said that the work load at Counseling Services through the educators invited to serve as Island Circuit. A&T isn't as heavy as the work useof counseling :ools, techniques coordinators of each planned In 1968 Joel left the Circuit to record an album with load at Wisconsin. session: Session I "Reality or and new approaches. the Hassles. The next year he and Jon Small, former The first exchange program The program will be open to Fantasy-Sexuality as it Exists," started in 1967. It was founded all student personnel Hassles drummer, formed a duo called Attila. and soon cut Mrs. Hattye Liston, director of another album. under Title III of the Higher professionals, para-professionals, community mental health Education Act of 1965. administrators, faculty, students program, at A&T; Session II After deciding to go on his own. Joel moved to Los Kamara said that the and community agencies. "Facilitating Growth in Angeles, where he played in a piano bar using the name exchange program was between This year's theme is "Coping Counseling," Dr. Marilee Scaff, William Martin Joel. the University of Wisconsin and With Reality-Does Counseling Department of Guidance and In 1973 he signed with Columbia Records, where he A&T, which consisted of Make A Difference? " There will Counseling, UNC-Greensboro; recorded the album "Piano Man. " the single becoming an approximately 150 students be two guest speakers featured in Session III "After College-Then from both schools. this one day workshop. Dr. What?" Mrs. Zepplyn Humphrey, instant AM hit. and several other cuts, including "Captain Students that participated in Cleon Thompson, vice president placement coordinator, career Jack. " He was named Best New Male Vocalist by Cash Box the exchange program are for student services and special services center, Bennett College; in 1974 following the success of the album, and soon enrolled in their regular courses programs, University of North Session IV "Student Life Roles- became a tour headliner. and majors. Carolina General Helping Build Self-Esteem", Dr. Joel's band includes Richie Cannata, a multi-talented William Lawrence, acting musician who plays organ, strings, tenor sax. soprano sax chairman Educational Psychology, ant Guidance Department A&T; and flute; Liberty de Vitto. drummer; Howie Emeron. and, "The Utilization of Peer guitarist; and Doug Stegmeyer, bass player. NOTICE! Counselors in the Correctional Billy Joel leaves no doubt that he is the Piano Man. His Setting", Dr. Joseph Carr and audiences and fans, totally convinced, are always in the Wednesday. March 23, will be the last day for Peer Counselors Clinical mood for his melodies. students wishing to drop a class without credit. Failure Psychologist, U.S. Department of Reserve tickets for the Billy Joe concert are priced at Justice, San Pedro, California. to drop class by this date will result in an incomplete The public is invited. $7.00 and $6.00 They can be purchased at the Coliseum grade or F. 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Practice what You Preach! .Alexander Receives Stipend
The plight of the Wilmington 10 has become a major North Carolina Congressman humanities who have proposed graduate of A&T State projects of high quality and value topic of discussion in connection with President Jimmy Richardson Preyer announces Univeristy in Englishi- She hast that a North Carolina scholar is to the humanities. MA degree from Harvard and Carter's campaign on human rights. among the 220 recipients This year's 220 recipients of Ph.D in American Many political activists are arguing that, if Carter can selected to receive National awards were chosen on the basis Literature from the University of denounce human suppression in other countries such as the Endowment for the Humanities of national competition from Pittsburg. Soviet Union and Korea, he should then do the same here. among 1,577 eligible applicants. Summer Stipends awards for The National Endowment for With her summer stipend, One must admit the activists have a point. 1977. the Humanities Summer Stipends Professor Alexander will In his speech to the United Nations last week, Carter Professor Sandra C. for 1977 were awarded in the complete the research and begin said, "Mo member of the United Nations can claim that Alexander, A&T State traditional disciplines of the the writing of a full-length mistreatment of its citizens is solely its own business." If 1 University, Department of English, humanities such as literature, biography of Arna Wendell has been awarded a summer that is the case, then he should have taken immediate history, philosophy, religion,, Bontemps, a prolific Black poet, stipend that provides each short story writer and novelist. action long ago; j the case of the Wilmington 10. Surely they and foreign languages. Awards n recipent with $2,500 for two have also been made to study, She will be interviewing friends have been treated unjustly (according to recent months full-time scholarly study those aspects of the social and relatives of Mr. Bontemps in testimonies). and research during the summer sciences which seek humanistic Nashville, Tennessee and of 1977. Stipends are awarded to knowledge and understanding of Huntsville, Alabama, as well as In speaking of human rights, one can easily see that the college and univeristy teachers the problems they address. doing research at Yale United States is not without its own faults. This country and others working in the Professor Alexander is a 1969 University. has discriminated not only against Blacks but other races as well. Discrimination still exist in this country and especially in the case of the American Indian. Mr. Carter can not paint a "holy than thou" picture of the United States. Conley Gets life Sentence There are a number of violations this country has committed which involve human rights. Mr. Carter has a OXFORD (AP)-Virginia Fisher in Dinwiddie^ County.Va., show their client was insane at right to denounce human suppression-. But he shouldn't do officials are expected to seek then forcing Fisher at gunpoint the time of the shooting. Two it unless he is sure this country has a cle^ n slate. extradition of Reuben "Sonny" to drive his patrol car south psychiatrists said Conley was a Many of the countries are getting upset with Carter not Conley, sentenced Friday to life toward Atlanta, Conley's home paranoid schizophrenic with town. delusions of persecution and because of his stand on the issue but because they see him in prison in the shooting last North Carolina troopers set hallucinations. as a hypocrite. November of a Virginia state trooper. up a makeshift roadblock on Conley himself interrupted If Mi. Carter is so intent on having his way with the Conley was convicted of first Interstate 85 just north of the trial at one point with human rights issue, then he hould practice what he preaches.. degree murder charges in Durham and gunfire erupted complaints to the judge he heard Granville County Superior Court when Fisher's car reached it. voices. When the shooting was over, If Conley is extradited and THE REGISTER encourages letters to the Editor, hut here. He still faces kidnaping and assault charges in Virginia. Fisher was dead, and Conley was convicted in Virginia on the reserves the right to edit them. No letter will considered Defense attorneys have filed wounded. Testimony at his trial assault and kidnaping charges, he for printing unless it is signed. Names may be withheld notice of appeal. indicated Fisher was killed by would have to serve his North bullets fired from Conley's gun. upon request. All letters submitted to the Editor, become Conley, 33, was accused of Carolina sentence first. Conley's attorneys tried to the property of THE REGISTER and will not be returned. wounding trooper Garland W.
Published twice weekly during the school year by students of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical French Oub Plans Activities State University. By Johnny Hunter To receive THE REGISTER, please send $7.50 to THE Voila le Cercle Francais! The motivating the student toward Languages Week activities will be A&T REGISTER, Box E-25, Greensboro, North Carolina French Club is alive and greater communicative skills, said posted prior to the festivities, start. Looking ahead, Mrs. 27411 to cover mailing and handling costs. preparing for the Foreign Mrs. Woodbury. Describing the Languages Motivation Week, student participation in the Woodbury promises an MEMBER: Associated Collegiate Press, Intercollegiate March 28 to April 1. Under the programs, she added that the interesting and diversified Press. direction of faculty advisor, "beginning French students will presentation. Featured will be a Joyce M. Woodbury, French be responsible for songs and French-speaking A&T student The A&T Register students are rehearsing songs, tongue-twisters. Advanced from Togo, West Africa, and a poems, and short plays. These French students will be surprise guest whose special area of interest is sociology. "She (the will be presented in the purest of Editor Benjamin T. Forbes surprise speaker) isn't known responsible for the one act Managing Editor Mary E. Cropps very well around here now; but the Romance languages—French. playlets." she will be soon," predicted Mrs. Acting News Editor Maxine McNeill Their goal is centered around A schedule of Foreign Woodbury. Business Manager Robert E. Beasley Advertising Manager Charles Perry Production Manager Michael Hailey Sports Editor Craig R. Turner Tlie Memory Will Linger On Entertainment Editor Lynelle Stevenson Feature Editor Carlese Blackwell Acting Head Typist Larry Jenkins By Maxine McNeill blame for its losing streak on certain people Chief Photographer William Lawson and just hope the team will improve next Circulation Manager June Smith The tragedies that have confronted A&T year. Distribution Manager Jackie Alston this school year could not have been These words seem easy to say since they Advisor Mrs. Loreno Marrow foreseen by any of us. With the basketball . are not being said from the perspective of a Staff Members: Alverina Bazemore, Dianne Bazemort, team's losing, James Sparrow's ineligibility person whose life-long dream to play Sandra Bazemore, Barbara Bennett, Ronnie Britton, situation, the resignation of two coaches Margaret Brown, Dennis Bryant, Jessica Carney, Pamalin professional basketball was temporarily Cherry, Michael Davis;iOwen Dixon, Fred Duckett" and a host of other problems, we needed shattered. Hopefully, that dream was not Patricia Eason, Sandra Fuller, Carol Holiness, Savannah the spring break to recuperate. Jones, Sam Lomax, Tel-rence Marable, Evelyn Massey, abandoned. These words also are not being Tyrone McLean, Anthony Motley, Donald Murchison, Hopefully, the aforementioned spoken from the mouth of a coach whose Marie Outlaw, Theresa Peterson, Dorothy Payton, Hilda unpleasantries will work themselves out, but career at A&T is rumored to be over. Pinnix, Catherine Speller, Ellen Spruill, Nepolia Smith, Annie Stevenson, Lila Washington, Joyce Watson, Avis naturally their memory will linger on. At All of us have to realize that the white Watson, Marry Williams, Shelia Williams. this point, the only thing left for us to do gloom which is presently shadowing this is what is rumored Aggies always do. that university will not be permanent. With our is regain our morale and retaliate. REPRESENTED FOR NATIONAL ADVERTISING BY combined efforts, this white gloom can be iNationa l Educational Advertising Services, Inc. ? Though the basketball team fell low of removed. Then the university will be able 360 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. 10017 its esteem this year, it has next year to look to allow the forces of Black advancement forward to. We should stop placing the and pride dominate. March 22,1977 The A&T Register Page 5 Community Organizer To Speak At Institute Donald Anderson, one of the Anderson is a lawyer and nation's most successful attended the London School <>t community organizers against Economics. He patterned the poverty, has been added to the Assembly after the British Ust of speakers for the 8th Parliament. annual Urban Affairs Institute at The sessions of the Assembly A&T State Univeristy March are held in rural churches, 30-April 1. homes and schools, and the Anderson, executive director participants discuss problems of of the National Association for concern to their localities. The the Southern Poor, with organization has been effective in headquarters in Washington, promoting recreation and public- D.C. will participate in sessions recreation and public health on environment and the facilities, in seeking increased economy. tobacco allotments and in It was in 1967 that Anderson, protecting small farmers against the great-grandson of a Virginia land swindles. slave, organized the Assembly, Other panels in the which later became hundreds of conference will be on grassroots community employment, the energy crisis. organizations in Virginia, North housing and community It looks like Superfly is an Aggie. Carolina, South Carolina. Staff Photo bv Bill Lawson development, education, criminal Alabama, Mississippi. Arkansas justice, the mass media and and Tennessee. transportation. Mayor Jim Melvin will address the opening session of the conference March 30 in the Hilton Inn. communityy development ALL THAT JAZZ Forum Will Focus On Many Examples KEITH JARRETT Of African Culture (Continued From Page 1) East-Indian foods will be served. HYMNS SPHERES Senior Dorm's lobby will be the site of the "Intercultural Forum." The forum begins at 7:30 p.m. Friday evening. "The focus will be on the four corners of Africa. Four speakers will be The brilliant performance of Keith Jarrett on a panel. on a magnificent 18th century One panelist is a community baroque organ at Ottobeuren, Germany. member who voluntarily served in Morocco, which is in the northern part of Africa. Another panelist from Greensboro has visited controversial Johannesburg. South Africa. He will relate his experiences while living in that segregated country. Joshua Ndem, a graduate student from Nigeria, will represent West Africa. East Africa will be discussed by Asi Kasuwi. The International Extravaganza commences 11:00 a.m. Saturday at Moore Gym. If jazz is your kind of music, get into the Record Bar. Review the history of a great The all-day affair will feature musical form or research the cunenttrends by checking out these great releases from exhibits from 24 countries, a Verve and E.C.M. . . . world fashion safari, an The Verve Years: Charlie Parker Masters of Modern Piano: Various Artists international bazaar, and an Pres &a Teddy &a Oscar: Lester Young Arbour Zena: Keith jarrett international dinner. Donations 1st Verve Sessions: Billie Holiday Dreams So Real: Gary Burton will be appreciated to help Jazz at the Philharmonic: Various Artists Bright Size Life: Pat Metheny defray janitoral costs and services Sonny Stitt Sessions: Dizzy Gillespie Directions Untitled: jack Dejohnette for Saturday's events. Genius of Bud Powell: Bud Powell Dansere: Garbarek Porgy and Bess: Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong Mountainscapes: Barrie Phillips Charlie Parker Sides: Various Artists Sargasso Sea: |ohn Abercrombie Bill Evans Trio: Bill Evans Rubisa Patrol: Art Lande Sessions with Corea/Evans: Stan Getz After the Rain: Terje Rypdal Cole PorteF Songbook: Ella Fitzgerald The Following Morning: Everhard Weber Verve Years: Charlie Parker If you had And if musical classics are your thing, check out the RSO Records collection of re-released collectors' items like "Blind Faith" by Blind Faith, "Clapton" and "Derek and the Dominoes" by Eric Clapton. Or get vintage Cream like "Fresh Cream", "Live" a good Volumes 1 and 2, "Wheels of Fire", "Goodbye" and "Disraeli Gears". Whatever your taste in music, check out the selection at the Record Bar. be day
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SMITHFIELD (AP) property says the sign is coming sued for it," said Flowers. Thousands of motorists traveling down. The sign, which has provoked through this Johnston Couny Jimmy Roger Flowers controversy for 10 years, stands The Mu Psi Phi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity town will recall the tall sign- recently acquired the property beside heavily traveled U.S. 70 at which says, "Join and Support on which the sign is situated. He the Smithfield city limits. Blacks cordially invites the student body of A&T to help United Klans of America,.Inc." It says he will have the sign and others protested when the celebrate Mu Psi's 50th. anniversary. A jam will be also says, "Help fight removed but, first, he wants to original sign was erected in 1967. sponsored at the Cosmos I Friday from 2-6 a.m. $1.00 communism and integration" find out who owns it. Five years later, someonechopped with ID, $2.00 without. and "KKK Welcomes you to it down. "I don't want to take a 'dozer Smithfield." The Klan erected the more The Alpha Phi Chapter ofthe Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority and tear down something and get Tho new owner of the strongly worded sign that is now is sponsoring a Sickle Cell screening in the Memorial Union on display. "It's been more talk Ballroom on Thursday, March 24, from 12-5. than anything else," says Town Seminar Will Discuss Manager Hugh Talton. "There All A&T Register staff members are asked to meet have been but a very few pople Wednesday, March 23, at 7:30 p.m. It is important that all that have liked the sign." staffers attend this meeting. Talton says he will be glad to Improving Reading see the sign go. Flowers says he might make (Continued From Page 1) Other lecturers will be Mrs. Blast-off with Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Thursday, the sign into a "Welcome to with the need for improving Mary H. Purnell, director of the Mar. 24, at Afternoon's Delight at 9:00 p.m. Admission'is Smithfield" sign or use it to reading instructions in the school state's division of reading; Mrs. $1.00. advertise his new realty firm. subject matter areas. We also Gertrude Meddling, coordinator "I'm sure it belongs to the hope to provide the educators of the ESAA reading program for Klan," says Flowers, but he with some practical strategies for the Greensboro schools; and Dr. The Alpha NuChapterof Kappa Alpha Psi presents a doesn't know whom to contact organizing effective reading Barbara Tapscott, director of Kappa "Kabaret" Friday March 25. Advance tickets $2.50 about removing it. There programs in their schools." secondary reading for the single and $4.00 couple at Cosmos II with Trussel . A special consultant for the currently is little Klan activity in seminars will be Dr. David L. Burlington schools. Both the area. Shepherd, professor of reading at workshops are open to the a Hofstra University. public. - CLASSIFIED
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(Void where prohibited by law) Boston.Mass. 02110 Page 8 The A&T Register March 22,1977 SPORTS NOTEBOOK Workshops Concern Education (Continued From Page 7) team in Michigan, and advanced to be one ofthe NCAA's (Continued From Page 1) programs division of the U.S. final four teams. state. Clinton Smith, executive vice Department of Housing and Persons interested in The University of North Carolina, a slightly more chairman of the interagency Urban Development. participating in this year's publicized sister institution, has also advanced to the final advisory group and director of Individual workshops during institute are asked to contact Dr. four under some of the most incapacitating circumstances the Equal Employment the conference will be held on Dorothy Williams, at 379-7795 Opportunity section of the Civil the energy crisis, housing and or Sampson Buie at 379-7840. mentionable- Service Commision. urban development, criminal After losing starting center Tommy LaGarde to an The institute luncheon justice, transportation, impact of injury, guard Phil Ford to a hyperextended elbow, and speaker will be James Wilson, the mass media, health and having Walter Davis with a makeshift shooting hand, the director of housing and welfare, role of the artist in the Tarheels slipped past powerful Notre Dame and second community development for the urban community, an(j ranked Kentucky. county of San Diego in education. California. One has to wonder just what these two clubs have The A&T Urban Affairs The institute banquet will be Institute was initiated as a working in their favor. Maybe it's a root doctor or some addressed by Mel Davis, director student class project in the At no point in any of the 56 short stories and four novels magical hex that allows these two to defeat the giants ot of urban affairs for the National Department of Sociology and that Arthur Conan Doyle college basketball. 1 believe it's more of an invention called Council of YMCAs. Social Services. The institute has wrote about his famous de The final speaker on April 1 grown each year and generally tective does Sherlock Holmes the .four corners that gives that advantage while UNCC has say "Elementary, my dear a fellow named Maxwell who performs miracles. One more will be Dr. Louise White, director attracts more than 2,000 Watson." of the housing consumer participants from across the will be needed this coming Saturday. NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURE AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITYY :ONSTITUENT UNIVERSITY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 1977 THE SUMMER SCHOOL 1977 Hi There, My Fellow Aggie: I would bet that you are now making plans for the summer months. First, very likely, you will eliminate all chances possible of being back in the old home situation. From this point of view, consider Summer School as an alternative. Consider these advantages of Summer School: * It is cheaper by the credit hour * It is cheaper by the investment of time * It meets the need of accelerating the time for graduation *Some athletes can catch up with sequential courses or required ones * Others may remove probation status or improve quality points * Finally it meets the need for summer away from the home situation and continuation through vacation time of the friendly atmosphere of college life. The frame below shows the cost of Summer School. The cost is shown by dollars per credit hour and at the rate of double occupancy in rooms with meals by the week. APPLICATION MUST BE MADE AT THE SUMMER SCHOOL OFFICE BETWEEN MARCH 21 AND APRIL 30, 1977. STATUS TUITION BOARDING AND LODGING N.C. RESIDENTS $18.20 $28.75 NON RESIDENT $38.50 $28.75 What do you do to go to Summer School? 1. Secure applications and schedules from Summer School Office (Room 202 Dudley Building) 2. Receive Permit to Register from the Summer School Ofice 3. Pay assessment and complete registration cards on Registration Day 4. Go to class and enjoy the summer Pre-Session - May 16-27 Eight Week Session - May 31 July 22 Regular Six-Week Session June 13 - July 22 Post-Session July 25 - August 5 North Carolina A. & T. State University serves the needs of all who wish to avail themselves of its services regardless of race, sex, color or national origin. With best wishes, I remain Sincerely yours, J. Niel Armstrong, Director Summer School