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BENNETT BANNER • FEBRUARY 23. 1996
NEWS & FEATURES
Visiting prof. resides on campus wliiie teaching
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Photo by Tahja McVay
Dr. Lillian Bell
Yvette Burton
Banner Editor
Dr. Lillian Bell a visiting pro
fessor from Notre Dame probably
has more in cranmon with the stu
dents at Bennett than the average
professor.
Why?
Bell is experiencing dcmi life all
over again. She resides in an apart
ment in Player Hall.
“It has all the amenities and is
quite spacious,” she said. “I have
SGA sponsors V-Day dinner, movie
Toshaniaue Paullev
Banner Reporter
The Student Government As
sociation sponswed Care”a” Van
on Valentines Day, Feb. 14, for
those students who did not have
the resources to celebrate that
special day.
Care”a”Van was created by
SGA in support of Bennett stu
dents who did not have the funds
OT the means to enjoy Valentine's
Day off campus, said Jennifer
Farris, Miss Bennett CoUege.
Thirteen students were selected
amongst all the students present at
the ACES Honors Convocation
which meet on Feb.l3 .
Thanks to SGA’s handling of
expenses, the 13 selected students
enjoyed dinner at Pizza Hut and
viewed a movie at Litchfield Cin
emas.
A 14th student was also selected.
ShewasabletotakeaspecialscMne-
one out on a date to pizza and a
movie on SGA.
“The night went as plan and I
enjoyed myself. Ihq>ethatSGA
does itagain," said Jennifer Ajose,
sofrtiomore, biology major, who
was one of the students chosen.
“I was happy about the success
of the Care”a”Van and I hope that
SGA will continue it in the futtire.”
said. Jasmin Canady, correspond
ing secretary for SGA.
the usual cranplaints about living
in a dorm.”
Bell opted to live on campus to
be closer to student life and to be
closer to the campus in general.
Beilis teaching the mini-course
"Media Sports and Society.’
Bell has given me a lot to think
about such as the politics involved
in spOTts,” said Bianca Williams, a
sophomore mass communications
major from D.C.
While in Beijing, she met Presi
dent Scott who asked her to come
to Bennett to teach. Having never
been to N(»th Carolina, Bell saw
Scott's offer as a challenge and
alerted Notre Dame that she would
betaking a short leave.
Bell is not only teaching a class,
she is also working on a project
Women's Centers schedule events
for Women's History month
Three Centers at the BeniKtt
College Women’s Leadership In
stitute are spcmsoring a variety of
activities to celebrate National
Women’s History Month.
"The Autobiography of Miss
Jane Pitman," will be shown at
7:30 pjn. March 20 in the
Pfeiffer Science Assembly. For
more information contact Dr.
Linda Brown, director for the
Center of Women and Spiritual
ity at 370-8616.
Hypnotherapist Maria
Cobb, will be at in the Pfeffier
Science Assembly, 3:30-5:30
March 21. Cobb, who is certi
fied by the national Guildof Hyp
notists, will demonstrate how to
deal with stress, how it feels to be
hypnotized, and what to expecL
For more information contactDr.
Lona D. Cobb at the Center for
Women’s Education and Devel-
q)ment at 370-8690.
A “Dress for Success” Fash
ion show with fashions supplied
by Casual Comer will be held
atl&a B. Goode Gymnasium 7
pjn. March 29. For more infor
mation, contact Cynthia Pulliam
at The Center for Women and
Family, 273- 8443. AU programs
are free and c^n to the public.
Students urged
less likely to be treated unfairly
by the police and they had con
gregations to bail them out of
jail, if necessary.
The women did not have to
stand on the front line, though
Johnson said they could create
solutions.
Students were given the Faith
Forum, an official publication
of the Greensbcffo Pulpit Fo
rum, which detailed the plan
for getting the church and com
munity involved in the discus
sions.
According to the Feb. 18,
edition, the Pulpit Forum will
amductmeetings to explain the
purpose of the struggle, setforth
plans to continue flie struggle.
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and get the widest input from all
parts of the community.
The Rev. Johnson invited the
women to make a commitment
to participate in the protests ev
ery Sunday at the Wendover
Avenue Kmart and attend the
meeting every Thursday at7 p jn.
at 417 Arlington St
“Greensboro might well be
an example of what the nation
needs to do,” Johnson said.
I have enough money to last
me the rest of my life unless I
buy something.
—^Jackie Mason
Willie “Sunnie” Prevo
Graduating: June 4,1992
Killed: May 28,1992
Cleveland, OH
with Scott and plans to stay at
Beimett until the middle of March.
A native of Elkhart, Ind.,
Bell has been a journalist for
years.
She has her own column in The
Elkhart Truth-, a daily newspaper
in Elkhart.
“The class is fun, being a sports
fan I find it particularly interest
ing,” said Wanda Harris, a senior
English major from Charlotte.
While in Greensboro, Bell wants
to see the WoolwOTth lunch counter
downtown.
“I was surpised to know that
Bennett students w»e involved in
the sit-in movement,” she said. “I
thought it was only the four guys
from A&T. That shows what the
media can do,” she added.
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