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Howard University Digital Howard @ Howard University The iH lltop: 1970-80 The iH lltop Digital Archive 3-4-1977 The iH lltop 3-4-1977 Hilltop Staff Follow this and additional works at: http://dh.howard.edu/hilltop_197080 Recommended Citation Staff, Hilltop, "The iH lltop 3-4-1977" (1977). The Hilltop: 1970-80. 180. http://dh.howard.edu/hilltop_197080/180 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the The iH lltop Digital Archive at Digital Howard @ Howard University. It has been accepted for inclusion in The iH lltop: 1970-80 by an authorized administrator of Digital Howard @ Howard University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ' Hilltop Highlights •' Bar Preparatory COurse ..... p3 fl(J f/1111 ,e. ' Editorial .On FEST AC .. ..... p4 11 i1hr111/ , 1 clr'lll.J/lCI" Mak e Someone Happy .. .... p7 .. Minnie's Stay In Love ....... p8 Bison And Morgan State .. plO • "THE VOICE OF THE HOWARD COMMUNITY" CIAA Tournament ............ pl l Vol. 59, No. 20 Howard University, Washington, D.C. 20059 4 March 1977 • Universi Ho' war Jordan Emphasizes Importance of Young Talks About Uniqueness of Howard I Alumni Support For HU In Future and Interdependence · Between Na,!j.Qns J ' By Venola Rolle 11la c ed t1rne sp ent w i th a IC'ading role in world affairs' ' By Katherine Barrett 111e r1t 1n U n 1Vl' rs1t y ari d co rn ­ f ralerr1 it1 es 1n tfiat catego ry, d would be a9versely. affected, I· Hilltop Slaffwrill'r Hilltop Staffwriler mun1ty 0 ervl CC' lie rt'cc1veLl J)art uf the audien ce c heered Young also stressed the in­ b tJ!h his B.S. arid M .D. de­ its dpprovat: Duri ng fi ts tcrdependen that exists grees iror11 H ow a rel U 111\•er­ United Nation ~ Am - \ l'rnon !. J Ol' (J,irl l'XL'( u- speech ~ e dlso sp oke of between nati0J1S of the bassador Andrew Young ap­ \1 \·f' cl1rect o r <lt tl1e Nat1or1al ~1t}' 111 19 20 <111d 19 2 4, Ho\vard U n1ver S 1 1 y · ~ \V Orld t o day This 1n- pealed to a capacity crowd U rba i1 leagL1e i olLl !ho-,c respec t1\'ei}'.. or1d >er \'l'd at ur1 1queness a rid rt' 111 - tcrdcpe11dc r1 ct• he said, )-\atl1t.•r ed 1vr fi o\-..-ird'5 110th .rreedm er1'~ lio sp 1tal ior 14 at Cram ton auditorium Wed­ st rurnental role. 1n the fo r­ mu st be adhered. to, because C har ter Da} 0 1nr1t'r ful•..,da} , \ear ~ nesday to seek '' freed om mat ion ot h is life. the U n ited States cannot and i u slic e'' for Black '-"\Jr c h I th.i t, ! h1• ve r ~ D r Greerie es tal1l15f1ed t he Yo ung, \Vh u re ce ntly tu r n its ba ck on the world' s Amer ican s and southern t·~s. C' r 1{.e 01 B lack f'o\ver 1~ "- el l1 e Weaver Greene returned irom Africa, h is r1r st p rob!ern s without suffering !he t ran.,rorrn ,1t1ri r1 or Black ~c holar > hrp Fu ri d; 1h1..• Gl.icl ys, Africans b y m o re ac t ively official v1s1 1 abro ad s1r1ce he 1tsel( Young aga i n turned to G<1rr e 1t G re e ne Studen t participating in J) Ol1t1 cs. \lO\ \ t·r 111to gr t'eri JJO\Vfr tQr was na med to th'e U n1 ted Africa by u sing the relation- tilt-' <.. L1pp o rl or th1.., (llo\vard) Kevolv1ng l oan f"und J t the Young' s 30 minu!e address Nat1o r1 s post by P1es1 d en t sh11) ex is t i ng between' o f Edu cation, and the highlighted the Charter Day l n1Vl'f'> 11 y ~c t 1ool C arte r, st ressed the im­ N1 ger 1a and the United ceremony whic h marked the r he $100 ,l 11lale cl1r1r1er E: arter l M arsh<1 ll 1\.1 ernor1al portan ce of B la c k St ates to explain the mutual 10th year sin ce H oward ht•ld a1 tl1 t· ~ ht •r ol on f>ar k Scl1ola rs fi 1p Fur1d a! th e I Americdns'""'su p1>ort for the clcPc r1 dc 1i cc N1ger1a, Young University his alma mat er tl titel, \Va'> a tund ra1<, er an <l 11ied1 cal ~c )-;ool H e 1> also a • liberation struggles c u rrer1tly said needed U .S. technology d!l il\V Jtd'> d1rlll('r 1l)r 1ormer H o v.:arcl tru stee ~ was creat ed ' by an ac t oi t<1king JJlace 1rl Z irn b ab \vt> to survive economically, and :.:;> Congress t o • e clu c at(• liciwarcl gradl1<1te ~ \\•110 v.·ere loSefili \"I 1-l <it c het t. a \Rh o d esi a) arid 1\z.iri1a ttit~ U r11t ed States need.ed l1o r1 c>rt·d lh 1-, year for '0L1t ­ flor1 cl a Su 1Jrern e Cou 1t lu ~ ­ ~ children of freed slaves . {South Afri ca) N1ger1a's r1atural resou,rces ~ Rernini sc ing ab o ut h is , 1.1ncl1 111'( 1>0-, 1gra d L1al l:' l 1c1•, ar1"cl 1!i e f 1r >l Blac k 1nar1 . " If yoL1 d o n cJ th 1n g e l ~e . v1> 1t ( {l furic t1 o n econorn ically. ~ college days at Howard, d<. ti 1eve 111 er1 L ·' to \v1 r1 a sta tl'· W1cte elt:.•l. 110 11 yoLJr Cor1gre,srnar1 a11cl ask Referririg to the situ at ion 1r1 the Sou th, \VJ., li onore cl ;! Young said th e re ~ are rnany j o rcla1 i. w li<l '" .i grdduate him about the rL'j)eal o! t he 1n Azaiiia, Young aga in ,J l t!ll' ['160 11 . l l. La\\ 'ic hcJcil 1u r p(l:,tgradlJ a1 t> ac h1eve­ _g benefit s th at c ould b e B y rd arne ncl rn eri t, " sa id . alluded to King' s philosphy a. derived both in and out o f t. l a ~.., , -. aid tll dt Il la< k c.o l r11erit 1r1 IJ\V <1 r1(l 1)ubl1( \(' r · Yo ung. (T h is arne11clrner1\, o f rnutual dcpe11dcncc \ ll.e the c las sroo n1 here. I-le ad­ ass erting that '' Black men \pge" ,i nd ur1i\t•r .,111 1•<, art· th£' f>residen1 Cheek (left), giving U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young ar1 Honorary Oe)i!rce r1a1nPd for 1 t ~ sµbnsor - 11ur11 tJt·r <lni • niu .. t 1111 f> (11tar11 IL1St1 ce Hatcl1ett ~raduatC'cl n11tted. however, that time Senat o r Har1y F. ·Byrd ( 1- V-\ ) q_nd w o n1en 1n America w1I\ was wasted. a-rid \vhen he tdct or 1n !ht· \ ll< l~ r t' ~' ')I trom H(J\V ard, La\V ~ c t1 o ol - V.'as pa ss ed b y Corigre ~-. ri ever be free unfess Black B\,ick 4.r11~·r1<..1r1-. :n 1959 Befqrt• bt:'<<>rn1 r115 a in 1971, au t hor1L1r1g U .) 1nen and women 1n Sou.th Wt• h,1\ t' Jr1lll>l1g.1 t1on1c1 ~1o r 1da 'iuµ rt' fTit· C ou r1 ILJS­ During Visit To Howard p u rchases 0 1 Khodes1an Africa are free." ' H o\,d rtj, l11rcl ,1r1 .11d. <'rn l1< t ' ht' \\a> a U .S 'A <J g 1<.. trdlt;> c h r<lm~, d e> 1J1t e eco r1om1<. Young ma1nta1ned that the ·1 hd'> llL:)g lht• llf'll ''II\ :J1 d!ld I tr'>! 1\ s.-.1~ t a r 1 1 Un1 !(' d ~ a nct1on ~ agd 1r1s t the problems i n southern Africa alurn n1 ~l l\lJ J1>r t lc)r H,1\.., J. rd ~ tate ~ ~\11 o rne) 1(1r tht• f\11 (!­ Gregory Gives Different View of ldi Amin m inori t y reg1rne ui \VII I be re f lec ted in the We 1 Jr1 t1L)t Jtt(1rt.l tt1e dle D 1st r1c 1 o f Flor1d,1, \\ t11(l1 Rh od esian ll r1me f\•l 1n1 ~ tc r M iddle Ea st, \vhlch will a1- luxur\ ti1 .l l•t\1r1v t~E' 11·1lt·rol WVl'f<, J) (llU ll tll' '- audience ·• you cari tell wheri Ian Smith.) tec t the price of 01 1, wh1.ch ~ l)\ t 'lf\!lll'!1t (j(1 It all f l 1La be t h latlt•1t \ \ t.Jf,l By Nesha Jenkins lhe government k i lls you .. • YoL1ng po1 r1 1ed OlJt that \v 1ll ultimately influence the 1111<1 ,111 \\,1 ~ 111 1' ( t1a1r111 drl 1t•rf' 1\ 1..•d lht• jlll'1~ ra c l uatt · Hilltop St •ffwrill'f they blarne it oii you.'" tllf' Bvrcl J111er1dnient w as a ' nurnber o f avail~ble iobs 1n 11 tlli Jll '.'' 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    EDITION 2010 VOLUME I.B / AFRICA DIRECTORY OF DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIONS GUIDE TO INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, GOVERNMENTS, PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES, CIVIL SOCIETY, UNIVERSITIES, GRANTMAKERS, BANKS, MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS AND DEVELOPMENT CONSULTING FIRMS Resource Guide to Development Organizations and the Internet Introduction Welcome to the directory of development organizations 2010, Volume I: Africa The directory of development organizations, listing 63.350 development organizations, has been prepared to facilitate international cooperation and knowledge sharing in development work, both among civil society organizations, research institutions, governments and the private sector. The directory aims to promote interaction and active partnerships among key development organisations in civil society, including NGOs, trade unions, faith-based organizations, indigenous peoples movements, foundations and research centres. In creating opportunities for dialogue with governments and private sector, civil society organizations are helping to amplify the voices of the poorest people in the decisions that affect their lives, improve development effectiveness and sustainability and hold governments and policymakers publicly accountable. In particular, the directory is intended to provide a comprehensive source of reference for development practitioners, researchers, donor employees, and policymakers who are committed to good governance, sustainable development and poverty reduction, through: the financial sector and microfinance,
  • S/N COMPANY NAME ADDRESS LICENSE NUMBER 1 CVS Contracting International Ltd Suite 16B, Sabondale Shopping Complex, Jabi, Abuja CL/S&I/001/07

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