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Lady Bronco's struggle to intercept a pass by a Savannah State player.
The Lady Bronco's defeated the Georgia club, 92-48.
(Photo - J. B. Henderson)
Lady Bears Win CIAA Volleyball Title at FSU
The Lady Bears of Shaw of University won the coveted CIAA title in
women's volleyball at the Annual CIAA Tournament held on the campus
of Fayetteville State University on November 6 and 7. The Lady Spar
tans of Norfolk State University came in second place while the Lady
Broncos of Fayetteville State University placed third overall in the CIAA.
The Lady Broncos finished up with a 25-10 record on the year.
Expecting
On the last and final day of the tournament, Coach Hill had a lot of
things on her mind, two things specifically either of which could happen
at any time during that day: (1) awaiting the arrival of a brand new baby
boy or (2) the CIAA Tournament Title. “This team is very talented in
their offensive and defensive abilities. The only piece missing from the
puzzle is a killer insticnt, the drive to just go out and put away every
opponent. It’s like they don’t realize how powerful a team they actually
are, they jiiist seem to take it for granted," according to coach Elorine
Hill. i
We would like to honor the the two departing seniors in Team Cap
tain Monique Sharpless, Alvita Williams and the two All-CIAA tourna
ment Team members in Reeshemah Parkinson and Teresa McMillian.
Reeshemah also made the All-CIAA Rookie Team as well. Congratula
tions and thank you ladies as well as the rest of your teammates for a job
well done. Just think, out of the 9 that played this year, we will have
seven of them back plus a new set of recruits, “ain’t that great!” Dr.
Brooks said, “no matter what, they will always be number one in my
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SUPER BOWL PAAARRRTTY
JANUARY 28
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Ticket to Nowhere
hv Patrica Rosemoor
Ordinarily, I’d say that paperback
romance novels are trash or something
that you read when you feel like hav
ing mush in your brains, but in this
case, I make an exception. “Ticket to
Nowhere “, a Harlequin Intrigue, took
me by surprise. “Ticket” was filled
with suspense, adventure, and a little
romance.
The story takes place in Chicago
during the carnival season and involves the murder of an aspiring model.
As you read, you’ll find that there is more suspense than there is ro
mance, but like most Harlequin’s, there is romance. In fact, that’s what
I like most about the book. It was.filled with more adventure and took
place in an American city.
Of course, like most paperback romances, the two main characters
fall in love, but these two characters didn’t wait that long. They forgot
about the formalities and tradition and went straight to bed, no I mean, to
the cab of the truck! All the time they were working the case together
they were falling in love. Eden, how’s that for a name, witnessed a mur
der and becomes a target. Chickie Lovesit, personally I wouldn’t date a
man with a name like that, is the one person she believes in her and
brings the crooked politicians responsible for the crime to justice.
Throughout 251 pages, you will be pulled into the world of carnies, am
bitious politicians and the women they marry.
Because “Ticket” was published in 1989, it will be more likely found
at a local yard sale or flea market, B J's Exchange Used Books or Edwards
McKay's Used Books.
Roll Call
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of “sensitivity training” and “customer service tlasses as the cure. It
didn’t work because, as Dr. McLeod is demonstrating, it takes a much
more sustained and concerted hands-on effort to break the spiritual
gridlock strangling our soulfire. If “students are first is the mandate, it
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9. Ken Spin “Spin 2 my Funk”
8. Silk “Hooked on you-D.J. Clark Kent Remix”
7. Kris Kross “Tonights Da Night”
6. Madd Skillz “Move your Body”
5. Young Zee “People Call me Milk”
4. Lost Boyz “Can’t Be Wasting my Time”
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must start from a commitment at the top with follow-ups and follow-
throughs to ensure that the mandate takes root and grows. Dr. McLeod is
dead serious about his mandate and we all need to take heed, take hold,
and together move forward, up,up, and away. Roll is being called—stand
up, step forward, and be counted (or counted out).