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For more information, please contact [email protected]. p»s ah aiiiifii "COMPLETE AWARENESS FOR COMPLETE COMMITMENT" VOLUME LV1 NUMBER 24 NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY, GREENSBORO Friday, April 19, 1985 Bomb threats result in four arrests 1 By FRANCES WARD "Through a process of News Editor elimination, A&T In- Four people, including twc vestigating Officer Lewis A&T students, have been ar Nelson, in conjuction with the rested in connection with mak- State Bureau of Investigation ing false bomb reports at and Greensboro Police A&T, according to A&T Department were able to find Police Chief John O. out where the calls were Williams.. originating from," said Franklin E. McCain Jr., 19, Williams. "We have a system of Haley Hall, Angela T. set up with the telephone com- Gray,. 19, of Barbee Hall, and pany and we have done a lot of Willie Williams, 33, of 901 leg work." Silver Ave. were charged last Court dates for the suspects Friday with making a false will be May 1 and May 3 in report concerning a destruc- Guilford County District tive device. On Monday, Jesse Court Montier, 27, of 2107 Lutheran Although seven more bomb St., was charged in connection threats have occurred since the Hall) with a threat made the same arrest, Williams is positive Contest winners day, said Williams. that other students will be "All of the suspects were caught Winners of this year's annual Oratorical Con- of the speech battle between the schools, Debra row) taken before the Guilford We are making progress test are (left, front Esther Woods, first Holland of the School of Nursing. Seventeen County magistrate and releas- with our investigations and we place; Frances Ward, third place; (back row) people participated in the contest, which was their own will continue it," said ; Bernard Grant, second place and Reginald directed by Dr. Lois B. Kinney. This year's recognizance," he said Williams. i Allen, fourth placed Not pictured is the winner theme was 'Turning dreams into realities.' Opard members recognized for service By DORIS PERSON Cone had been appointed to adopted three resolutions, in- building and grounds com- 'up the time between the re- Editor in Chief the board by former governor cluding one not to discontinue mitee was working on ways to quest date and the actual man- in $16 library to eliminate Three members ofthe board James B. Hunt in 1981. She use of sex designaton get the million new power. In order authorized proposal back into the ad- the departmental request will of trustees, whose terms endin was reappointed in 1981 by dormitories. chairper- visory transmitted by computer. June, were recognized for Hunt to serve until June of William Parker, board committee's be committee budget year. program would be their contributions to A&T, 1985. son of the budget for next The audit for the directed toward masonory, during the last board meeting Cone was vice chairman of said that the state Beaman of the physical is going on a roofing and mechanical and of this year. the 1983 board of Trustees. 1983-84 school term plant, gave a presentaton have made our computerized electrical requests. Board chairman Dr. McAr- Bain and Kraay were ap- very well. "We proposed and maintenance pro- The educational committee thur Newell cited Elizabeth pointed by the North Carolina own in-house statement preventive audit is progress- instituted as a reported that the fifty percent Cone, Carson Bain and Board of Governors in 1977 thus far, the gram to be look forward to separated segment of the the of the students passed the state Robert Kraay for their services and reappointed in 1981. Bain ing well and in August," Parker physical plant. exam in February. rendered while serving as served as buildings and the review He said the main purpose of members of the board. grounds chairperson this year. said. In other business, the board Bain, reported that the the program would be to speed Aggie Festival 85' to feature eight groups By ESTHER WOODS "We planned a program Staff member and we hope everyone will This year's Aggie Fest Con- come out and enjoy it," said cert, scheduled for April 27, James France, SGA President. will feature eight groups in- "The majority of the students cluding Rebbie Jackson, Trou- said they wanted an outdoor ble Funk, Force M-D, The concert so we worked out a Real Roxanne, Sparky-D, package with eight groups for Night Shift, The Young $8." Caucasions, and Covacus The scheduled events for the The concert will begin at 1 week of Aggie Fest 85 will be mm p.m. in Aggie Stadium. Gates as follows: will open at noon. Monday, April 22: Organizational Day; taffPhoto by Jay Hall) Tickets for A&T students, Color high school and other college Campus Clean-up Day. Tuesday, Reading Bluford Library. Bragg, and James Jarrel, students will be $8. Tickets for April 23: T-Shirt general admission is $10. Ad- sale sponsqred by the SGA. Linda Bragg v award winning author, reads ex- technical services director at Bluford, mission the day ofthe show cerpts from her novel Rainbow Roun Mah highlighted National Library Week. Jarrell is a on (See Fest, page 7) Shoulder to students and faculty Thursday in collector of children'sbooks. \s $12. Page 2 The A&T Register Friday, April 19, 1985 Miss A&T Three Aggies win awards proud to A microbiologist, an in- employed by the Pennsylvania tion, the National Association surance specialist, and a public Department of Health since for the Advancement of Col- reliquish school teacher have been nam- * 1966. She graduated from ored People and Phi Beta He is ed winners of the top annual i A&T and also attended the Sigma Fraternity. a crown awards of the A&T NationalK university's Graduate School. former president of theFayet- Alumni Association. Long active in community teville Chapter of the A&T By LINDA BUMPASS The three persons will be concerns in Philadelphia, she Alumni Association and a former member of the A&T Special to the Register honored during the annual is a member of the board of directors of West Oak Lane Athletic Liaison Committee. Miss A&T 1984-85, Sybil awards luncheon in the1 Community Development Mrs. Brooks has taught in Lynch, views her year at A&T Memorial Union Ballroom on' Saturday, May 4, at l p.m. Corporation, the National Philadelphia since 1959. She as a great experience and finds Winner, Alumni; Association of University was the first female to be that passing her crown over to of the Achievement Award is Mrs.,' Women and Sharon Baptist elected national president of next year's queen, Decra the A&T Alumni Association of being Self- Carolyn J. Rinehardt, a Church. She has served as Jenkins, will be an easy task. importance and also served as director of aggressive and microbiologist with the Penn- president of the Limekiln Pike "I was enthusiastic to be in sufficient, the Northeast Region of the strong," she said. sylvania Department of Block Club and president and now I am enthusiastic to of association, president of the leave because I feel my crown "This year went extremely Health in Philadelphia. Win- the Town-Watch patrol. She Young Philadelphia chapter of the will be in good hands," said well; but, at times, I felt I was ner of the Alumnus was formerly president of the Warmoth association, and chairperson Lynch, a. senior speech and not going to get through," she Award is Nathaniel Philadelphia chapter of the Hayes Jr., of the A&T Class Reunion theater arts major from Pater- added. field claims A&T Alumni Association and specialist with State Farm In- Committee. son, N.J. reigned as "Miss A&T Alum- has been honored Lynch's advises next year's surance Company in Fayet- She for ni" in 1975-77. She is current- her work with the Creative queento be strong, know who teville. The Alumni ly chairperson Lynch said, during her of the National Business Council Inc., the meeting ad- Distinguished Service Award Class Reunion Committee, reign, she enjoyed she is and where she is going. Chapel of the Four Seasons, will bcpesented to Mrs. Julia Hayes minstration, other college "I wish everyone graduated from A&T the Community Leaders of lots of S. Brooks, who teaches in the in 1972 and holds queens, and working on plan- love. I would like to a J.D. America and the Philadelphia thank Philadelphia public schools. degree in law ning committees. them for their support from North branch of the National Mrs. Rinehardt, a member Carolina Central throughout the year," she University. Association of University "My reign was a learning !l of the American Society for He is a member of the North experience. I concluded. Women I've realized the I Microbiologists, has been Carolina Adjustors Associa- High school students Students receive a remi nder receive scholarships By LINDA BUMPASS are candles, blow torches, pliances should be plugged Special to the Register motorcycles, hot plates, into an outlet, according to microwave toasters, students from Dr.