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Play Highlights IVIontage Who woolda’t Iom their hewi over tbeM two? MIm WSSU-DuieM SswcO and Nadtaie Edwaida iiold 19 a creation of the Art Department. Why In’t thla down smlUncT Perhap* he does not want theoe two lovely yoang ladtoa to leave. Bodi coeds aie Makwa. ' Dr. Lockett Sets Goals By Debra Foriest News Argus Reporter Winston-Salem State Uni versity (WSSU) has a new Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs. He is Dr. Arnold Lockett. Dr. Lockett was chosen in July to succeed Dr. Lafayette Parker, who retired after 15 years of service at WSSU. The new Vice-Chancellor comes to Winston-Salem State from Lincoln University, where he held the positions of Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs, Professor of Biology and Coordinator and member of the Advance Insti tutional Development Pro gram. He did undergraduate stu dies at Youngstown State Uni versity in Ohio where he was a member of the football team and also a most outstanding biology student. After receiving a B.S. de gree from Youngstown, Loc kett went on to earn his M.A. The News Argiu Editor-In-Chief WiUiam S. Fulton Assignment Editor Vlveca Thomason Sports Editor Everett Jaclison Bushiess Manager James Sanders Jr. Editorial AsslstaaU Brian K. Washington Jacqucline Lane Faye Vernon Reporters Debra Forleat Ntneta Crockett Sbefla Monroe Cartoonist H Patterson Faculty Advisor Ms. Felecia Jones Staff Consultant Dr. Hazel Harvey By James Sanders, Jr. Staff Reporter Montage 1979 was held September 20, in the gym nasium. It was a most beautiful affair. There were merchants exhibit ing their wares and artists exhibiting their talents. It’s hard to say who stole the show, but the North Carolina Repertory Com pany definitely mad a lasting impression. Could Americans sur vive without its Black population and to what extremes would they use in order to get them back. This is what the play, “Day Of Absence,” di rected by Larry Hamlin, was all about. Just pic ture all of the barges that wouldn’t be toted, the bales that would go un lifted. No water would be drawn and no wood would be hewed. In a tragedy of comedy, the actors per formed in whiterface. Their grasp of the charact ers is to be commended. One actor, William Kennedy (who played John and the Announcer), is a recent graduate of North Carolina’s School 01 the Arts. He plans to further his education at Howard University. William expressed disen chantment with the schooling he has received. He felt that the School of the Arts was trying to separate him from his audience. In his own words, “talent...isn’t nothing unless there’s someone to appreciate it.” From that we can conclude that the Day of Absence was a gift of love. Although the acoustics were terrible, the actors/ actresses poured out their hearts and made the play worth seeing. Mrs. E- laine Browne and all her co-workers deserve a standing ovation. degree in science education and his Ed.D. in curriculum leadership from Wayne State University in Detroit. Dr. Lockett has also been employed at Wayne State, Temple University in Philadel phia,, Pennsylvania, and Rut gers University in New Brus- wick. New Jersey. At 42, Dr. Lockett has numerous affiliations such as: the National Science Teachers association; Citizens Commit tee on Public Education in Philadelphia; and Board of I rustees .Schuykill Valley Na ture Center. The new Vice-Chancellor has a zest for involvements such as fund raising drives and participation in confe rences. His accomplishments include memberships in Phi Delta Kappa, Graduate Honor Society for Biology Majors, Youngstown State University. Dr. Lockett’s publications in the field of science are as follows: The Sdence ot Bloio* gy; Understanding Living Things and Related Careers; Science of Life ProccaMs; Ecoiegjr and Conservatkw; and Homaa Reproduction (Fe male) and ChUdUrdi. The \ new Vice-Chancellor expresses great concern fcff the curriculum at WSSU. He feels that, a lack of state support is still a problem. He also has ,hope and confidence in the improvement of scores on the licensing examinations See Page 7 Dr. AmaU Lockett, tte neir -lri rhanrrHir te c—cemed abeet the fnlcelm at WSSU. WkM nonlag ptegraat hate ba aaU, **I bawe bi jpegnuB nd its diHta to bafn«« acana «■ iornmkig iteiiiti,” PROBLEM PREGNANCY? Call us for InfonnatkHi and uslstance for all attematives to implannfid pregnancy. F)rc® pregnancy testing. Arcadia Women’s Medical Clinic, 721-1620.
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