® ======£=====1^^==== October 28, 1987
Homecoming
Chrystal Redding. Photo by Damin Poole.
Homecoming. Photo by Damin Poole.
Kim Windley. Photos by Damin Poole.
BSM nominee runs on homecoming
court
by KIMBERLEY M. MAXWELL
Staff Writer
For four years in a row, from
1976-1979, UNC had Black Homecom
ing queens. The BSM hoped to start
another streak this year with its nominee,
Chrystal Redding.
Redding, an international studies ma
jor, is from Tillery and wants to attend
law school at either Columbia or
Georgetown University. This summer she
will be an intern for Hewlett-Packard
Corporation.
Redding participates in many UNC
organizations. She is a Sweet Caroline,
Assistant Attorney General for the Student
Government Judicial Branch, Financial
Secretary for Delta Sigma Theta Sorori
ty, and a member of the BSM.
Redding is an Austin-Pleasant scholar
and has earned a 3.0 grade point average
each semester. Last year she received the
Outstanding Neophyte Award from the
UNC Black Greek Council, which is
given to first-year Greeks, and the Socie
ty of Hellenas Award, which recognizes
personal service to the Greeks.
Even though Redding wants to study
international law, she has two long-term
goals. One, she would like to work for the
United Nations as an advisor to the am
bassadors. Two, she would like to even
tually own her own international law
practice.
Redding would like to thank the BSM
for its nomination and support.