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7 • BENNETT BANNER • MARCH 27, 1998 • FEATURES* FEATURES* FEATURES* FEATURES* KrDoS! 3 Belles accepted to med schools ■Syn. praise, credit; acclaim as a result of achievement... We invite the Bennett College community to submit brief accolades to the KUDOS! column. We’ll publish them as quickly as possible. If you choose to a send photo, make sure the photo is clearly labeled. If you need the photo to be returned be sure to include a return address. To get your KUDOS! published, send your brief to: KUDOS! Bennett Banner Campus Box 25, or send us a fax at 370-8690, or you can bring it to our office located in Shell C-2. You must include the name and telephone number of a contact person with your notice. Shauneille Parker, a senior biology major from Richmond, Va. has been accepted into the New Jersey School of Medicine and Dentistry; Amber Bradshaw, a senior psychology major from Chicago, has been accepted into the Ph.D program at Hunter College in New York; and Keisha Reed, a senior biology major from Washington, D.C., has been accepted into UNC- Chapel Hill School of Dentistry. Sherline McKinnon, a senior social work major from North Carolina, has been accepted into the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Social Work. OOQOOQ Dr. Anthony Oyewole, acting co ordinator and associate professor in the Political Science Depart ment and members of the planning committee for a successful Model UN Conference March 19-22. Dr. Johnson Adefila, chair of the history program, Tanya Wagstaffe, a junior English major from New York; Keante Montgomery, a junior mass communications major from Washington, D.C.; Shanika Choo-Ying; a junior biology major from New York; Meonii Crenshaw, a junior music education major from St. Louis; Christina Garrett, a freshwoman English major from New Jersey; and Danielle Robinson, a freshwoman business major from New Jersey traveled to New Orleans to attend the 19th Annual Convention of the Southern Conference on Afro- American Studies, Feb. 19-21. Dr. Adefila presented a paper titled "Voluntary Separations or Enforce Integration?: The Persistence of a Dilemma in the African American Quest for Equality in Public Education." Sherone Carter, Willacin Gholston, Tiffany Scurlock and RondaStingley, Miss Bennett Col lege 1998-99 contestants who par ticipated in the Miss Bennett Col lege Pageant March 24. Marie Dixon-Smith, a junior mass communications major from Bos ton, has been accepted to attend the 1998 Jamaica Study Abroad Program through the Department of Mass Media Arts of Clark At lanta University. During the pro gram, which will run from July 11 through August 4, Smith will earn 6 semester credit hours. The pro gram will allow students to con duct independent research projects in mass communications. It also provides students with a historical overview of the Caribbean and an understanding of Jamaican culture. Tips to help you find the new hue (NAPS)-If you’re interested in adding a little color to your life, you may want to start at the top. A color expert, author and re nowned resource for color trend analysis and fashion forecasting, offers her opinions on what your hair color can say about you. • Blonde shades are closely as sociated with sunshine and warmth. The lightness of the color connotes a light, cheery personality. • Brunette shades give off an image of substance and stability. Brown can be perceived as an earthy color, and indicates a steady, reliable character. • Black is thought of as sophis ticated, mysterious, and dignified. • Red is an intense color associ ated with fire and heat, as well as excitement and zest for life. • Gray is the most neutral and least exciting hair color. It is asso ciated with things drab and lack luster. The color expert finds that most people’s natural hair color doe;> match personality. Monday nights are special at. . RESTAtRANT V2 off "The Hindenberg" (18" Sub) 5 p.m. til close every Monday For lunch, dinner or late-night, we've got the best selection of overstuffed sandwiches, soups, salads & gourmet desserts. Daily specials on food and beverages. Great atmosphere for HRS: SUN.-THURS.:9am-11:30pm FRI.-SAT.: 9 am -12:30 am Special times ... or any time! 125 Summit Ave. (close to Bennett College) 373-0600 A Woman's Choice Specializing in Confidential, Affordable Care! ABORTIONS TO 20 WEEKS • FREE Pregnancy Test • No Overnight Stay • One Visit-Out Patient • Next Day Appointments • Birth Control • Modern Facility • Sedations & Anesthesia • Student Reduced Rates • All Major Credit Cards Accepted • www.womanschoice.com Call for information 24 hours 1-800-328-5201 201 E-Pomona Drive Greensboro 27407
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