'ack The essence of t Black Student Movement Official Newspaper The University of North Carolina at Chaoel Hill Volume XVIII, Number 6 February 15,1988 Black History Month Blacks who helped STAR NORTH THE (f make America great Discovery ’88 PSB BLACK HISTORY EVENTS. . . Page 2 CAMPAIGN TRAIL Page 5 ALVIN AILEY ..Page 7 by DAWN GIBSON Staff Writer Discovery '88 is quicily approaching and coming with it will be Robert Town send, writer and producer of the movie Hollywood Shuffle and a cast of other black entertainers in the filmaking in dustry. BSM coordinating staff member Janet Roach said that Discovery will also feature other black leaders in the areas of education, economics and politics. Thursday, February 25 is the scheduled date for a talent show sponst)red by the Freshman Class Committee. Friday, February 26 begins part one of the Black Filmaking series. Robert Townsend will speak after each showing of his film on the issue of blacks in film. The showings are scheduled for 6:(K) p.m. and 9:00 p.m. On Saturday. February 27. registra tion for Discovery begins at 8:30 a.m. in the lobby of Greenlaw Hall. Registration is free, and the information desk will be open all day. Saturday's activities include a progrant on Economics and Careers with speaker Sandy Darity, professor in the UNC School of Economics. Follow ing a lunch break, part two of the Black Filmaking series continues with a discus sion of blacks in the media, emphasizing filmaking. NAACP leader Kelly Alexander will speak on blacks in politics, followed by ;i discussion of the critical issues facing blacks on campus. After a dinner break, the day's ac tivities will close with part three of the Filmaking series. Beginning with the showing films featuring two of the day's speakers. Reginald Hudlin and Monica Freeman. The fmal day of Discovery, Sunday, February 28, is a banquet sponsored by Black Women United. The event will be held in the north banquet room of Lenoir Flail at 2:00 p.m. Tickets are currently available through contact with Rochelle Brandon, Teresa McKoy or Valerie Leach.

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