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JANUARY, 1977 THE VOICE PAGE 7 Delta XI Chapter Delta Sororities FSU STUDENTS AWARDED-Kelly Springfield Tire Company (Fayetteville, N.C. Plant) Manager William E. Spiegleberg, (left) congratulates two Fayetteville State University business ad ministration honor students, (left) Helen Pittman and Lenora Musselwhite upon receipt of an educational grant from the company. Dr. M.B. Hayes, Director of Development and University Relations at FSU, is at right in photo. (FSU Photo by John Henderson) Sigma Theta Carry this project over similar to the one above, this is a needy project since there are many people who do not know their blood type. Gladhaven Rest Home Project: aid in any way possible. This project is carried on from previous years. Veteran’s Hospital Project: aid in any way possible, assist patients in eating, read to them, this project is also carried on from previous years. The 1976-77 program schedule for Delta Xi Chapter follows: ANNUALLY November-Thanksgiving project; collect food items and delivers to a needy family. December-Christmas project; make contributions to the Delta Sigma Theta Christmas party, give Christmas gifts needy families. January-February; Scholarship Drive give to a freshman with the highest average. March-April: Cabaret last affair given during the school year to all sorors a grand affair. MORE PROGRAMS TO BE CARRIED OUT DURING THE YEAR: High blood pressure project ask the health department to give demonstrations as well as give actual test with our aide in the university student union. Blood Type Project: IVews & Views Of Chestnut Library (Continued from Page 6) South of our own day. Gallico, Paul, MRS. ’ARRIS GOES TO MOSCOW, 1975, Delacorte Press. The world’s favorite and most redoubtable charlady, Proposal Review Panelists Selected Dr. Sydney A. Reid, Dean, Fort Bragg Center and Morris A. Blount, Title III Coor dinator, were selected as panelists to assist the National Science Foundation in its review and evaluation of proposals submitted for the FY 1977 competition. Dr. Reid served on the December 1976 panel in Washingtn, D.C. for the Minority Institutions Service Improvement Program (MISIP). Support for this program is provided to effect long-range improvement in the basic strength of two-and four-year institutions. Mr. Blount will serve on the February 1977 panel in Washington, D.C. for the Comprehensive Assistance to Undergraduate Science Education Program (CAUSE). This program is designed to encourage im provement in the quality and effectiveness of un dergraduate science education in two- and four- year institutions. Education Pays A study of the em ployment status of 1974 graduates of North Carolina colleges and universities discovered that the great majority of them were happy in their jobs. And who wouldn’t be? The average income of those graduates with doctor’s (PhD) degrees was already over $17,000 a year! Who says education doesn’t pay? Ada Harris is off on another escapade, this time to Moscow, accompanied by her round and timorous friend Violet Butterfield. Their adventures will take them from grim police stations to gala receptions in the Kremlin, and they will en counter the best (or worst) agents of the KGB, who helped make this adventure an ex citing one for all to read. Ginzberg, Eli & Solow, Robert, editors, THE GREAT SOCIETY, 1975, Basic Books Publishers. Less than a decade ago, the nation’s best minds, in and out of the government, were confident that poverty, discrimination, and unem ployment were problems that our government could (and would) solve. The President, government agencies, “think- tanks,” and special task forces all has batteries of programs that were guaranteed to put things right. Where, then, did the Great Society go wrong? And why? What happened to the New America that was “just around the corner” back in the 1960’s? The contributors to this provocative volume not only Zetas Sponsor by Naomi Smith Thanksgiving The Omega Beta Chapter of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. met in the suite of Soros Alma Hooker and Gwen Levister on Tuesday, November 23, 1976 to prepare two fruit baskets for Prin- cipium Rest Home No. I and No. II, located at 601 Mann St., Fayetteville, North Carolina. The Rest Home has as its manager Mrs. B.P. Tyler, a member of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. The Thanksgiving project has been a part of Zeta for numerous years. The soros are always willing to bring happiness to those less for tunate than themselves, especially during the holidays seasons. After presenting the baskets, the members of Omega Beta sang “We Gather Together” for the patients in the lobby of the rest home. The soros then spent a few minutes visiting with Mr. Leroy McLaurin, an invalid for over twenty years. Broneette Letter The Lady Broncettes would like to thank the Vice- President of the Student Government Association for coming out December 3, 1976 and cheering the Shaw Bearettes on to victory. The purpose of the SGA is to promote UNITY among the student body. But when the Vice-President openly betrays the Lady Broncettes, is this promoting UNITY? Is this the type of support that the Lady Broncettes deserve? We would like to take this time to invite each and everyone at FSU to come out and support and cheer the Lady Bron cettes on to victory in the remaining games. The Lady Broncettes Broneette Basketball Schedule DATE OPPONENT TIME SITE Dec. 1 -I-Hampton Institute 6:30 p.m. Arena Dec. 3 +Shaw University 6:30 p.m. Lilly Gym Dec. 6 Pembroke State University 7:00 p.m. Pembroke Dec. 8 -f-St. Pauls College 6:30 p.m. Arena Dec. 11 -fElizabeth City State 4:30 p.m. Elizabeth City Jan. 7-8 OPEN Jan. 10 -(-Livingstone College 6:00 p.m. Salisbury Jan. 13 Durham College 6:00 p.m. Durham Jan. 15 +St. Augustine College 6:30 p.m. Arena Jan. 18 -l-Winston-Salem State Univ. 6:30 p.m. Winston-Salem Jan. 20 North Carolina Central 6:30 p.m. Durham Jan. 22 +Livingstone College 6:30 p.m. Arena Jan. 24 Shaw University 6:00 p.m. Raleigh Jan. 26 U.N.C.-Wilmington 6:00 p.m. Arena Jan. 29 -l-St. Augustine College 6:00 p.m. Raleigh Jan. 31 OPEN Feb. 2 OPEN Feb. 4 Durham College 6:30 p.m. Arena Feb. 7 -l-Elizabeth City State 6:30 p.m. Lilly Gym Feb. 9 N.C.C. Univ. (Tentative) 6:30 p.m. Lilly Gym Feb. 12 -fWinston-Salem State 6:30 p.m. Arena Feb. 14 Pembroke State 6:30 p.m. Arena (-I-) Denotes CIAA Conference Games Women’s Division CIAA Basketball Tournament Va. February 17, 18, 19th, 1976. Norfolk, size up the Great Society’s actual achievements (as distinguished from its promise), but also show how we can turn the lessons of the past decade into fuel for future progress. Grieve, M., A MODERN HERBAL, 1974, Hafner Press. This book was first published in 1931. Reissued now for the enjoyment of a (Continued on Page 8) PHOTOCOMP SERVICES We re helping ‘The Voice’ grow louder...& louder. r m 406 Washington Drive /Fayetteville 484-2530
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