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page 4 THE VOICE JANUARY 3 1, I 973 Tutorial Program A Su«^c«ss Mrs. Wilma Roscne is a person very much involved in what happens to the students at Fayetteville State. She is presently supervisor of the tutorial program. This program, says Mrs. Roscoe, is for all students in any subject that tlie student is in need of help. For the most part, it is an all volunteer program. However, there is no credit given to anyone. For the freshman, it upgrades their aca demic potential. Occassionally, the tutors are sent into the classrooms to observe the instructor’s techniques, specifically, in the sub ject that the person is going to be tutoring.This is done in order to enable the tutors to better instruct the students. “The tutors'’, said Mrs. Roscoe, “work very closely with the in structors”. There are evening classes set up solely for the athletes. This is to help them maintain sufficient averages to remain in sports and to remain in school. Classes for the athletes coordinate w^h their playing season. Mrs. Roscoe also commented on the fact that there is a- nother program in the making. It is the living and learning program in which the Tutorial program works with the dormi tory directors. In this program tutor classes will be held in the dormitories. The tutors are selected by recommendations from the de partmental chairmen with exceptional academic proficiency in tlieir area. Their ability to relate to the students is also important. Mrs. Roscoe admits to having great success with the tutor ial programs and she says she hopes it continues. The sup ervisions are being conducted by her and if there are any questions, please contact her. Students who have previously served as tutors are: BIO LOGICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES: Wandafa Boone and Lewis Whitted. BUSINESS EDUCATION AND ADMINISTRA TION; Terrace Murchison and Gary G. Davis. COMMUNI CATIVE ARTS: Pamela Farr, Terecia Melvin. Valerie Boone, Priscilla Graham, and Cynthia Moore. FOREIGN LANGUAGE: Rose Clark and Johnny Watkins. HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCES: F;arlene Marsh, Charles Robinson, Virginia Gra ham, and Judy Moore. MATH: Archie Perrins, Jeffrey Blount, Patricia Spinks, Milton Frinks, and Louis Whitted. Classes and hours are being added to this schedule daily. If you desire tutoring in any subject area, contact Mrs. Ros coe, University Studies Center. MRS. WILMA ROSCOE, CENTER, CHATS WITH STUDENTS '’■'It : ^ . ■ COMMANDANT VISITS FSU AIR FORCI': KOTC U^:IT— Dr. Charles “A” Lyons, Jr., Chancellor of p'ayetteville State Uriversity, welcomes Col. Kenneth O. Wofford, Area Coiiiinan- dant for Air Force ROTC collegt' units, to FSU recently. Col, Wofford, from Maxwell Air Forco Baf:i> Mo:i(;:).'.ie ■ Alabama, rec(>ived a status report on the new Air l^'orce I?OTC program at FSU. Help soniTOnc up to the top of a steep hill and you will get to the top yourself. FSU M.AltCHING BAND with James E. Evans. Director of Bands at FSU, Band And Trio PorforniK The Fayetteville State University 100-Unit Marcliing Band, under the direction of J, E. Evans, was invited to participate in the Inaugural Parade of Governor - elect Jim Holshouser in Raleigh, January 5. Ttie FSU Marctiin; Broncos were just one of two musical components in tlie Inaugural festivities from Fayetteville State's Music Department. According to J. !■:. p;vans, a faculty trio from FSU was also invited to perform on tlie evenin>^ of January TiforlheGov- ej'nor’s Inaugural Receptit>n. This trio consisted ot Jam(*s i:, l.vans, clarinet: Timothy Brown, cello: and Baiba Nikfor- ovs, piano. I’rcvi'iil lliiil fiNd Hvallli lleprads »n M « We r(‘ all occ;ision:il victims of the cr)mtiioii -olrl. And al- Ihough melic:il research has discovered cures for many more serious m:il;idi‘s, there’s still tio "cure' lor (Ik‘ sn“v- 111” and snirriinir of (he cold. ■ I‘',at a w‘ll-lialanced die! of foiids to |)ri)vidc maximum nii- t 1 11 ion for f;cneral f,'()od heallli. del 'iiou"li rest and re laxation .111(1 siillicieni sleep. Maiiilain normal miuiis Iiibrication of ll»e upper r(‘s- piratorv tract liv lee|iiiig (he humidity indoors ;it homo or work at 15-20 per cent to as sure ade(|iiate moisture in the air. -If a cold is developinR, an other illness exists, or If there is a sense of exhaustion, avoid p'ople to ward off the chance of meeting up with a virus too pow(“ rful for the l)ody to resist. I’or a copy of a now booklet “The (’oli Mystique” write to: ('algon (’onsumer Prod ucts (%>mpany, Inc., Box \ Pittsburgh. Pa. ir>230. m I liliilHi I i-'Sl M.\J0HI':T'I'I';S slmt to the music of the I'Sl Haml.. which is dirccied ity James llvaus- The banil |)arlicipated in ttu- Inaugural Parade in Kaleigh. Oleiu Soloinnn. Iie;id inajorelte, c.lances b:ick l> make sure ever\tliini; is ;ill rii;ht.
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