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! Pembroke State [ University w. s I ?vaaawMstN L dUNCSLLOrSWCVKN GRANDCHILDREN HOME FOB THANKSGIVING The Chancellor's Resi dence at PSU m aHve with activity this Th asks giving. Three of their faar children wan homo?and with then J act aa President FiwUa D. lawtnl used to read Cfcmfco Mm' "A Christ mas Can!" to his grandchil dren at Christmas. Chancellor P?I OIrons has made a Iff" tape about each cf his grandchildren. Chancellor and Mrs. Oivens haveasoa,Dr. GreggGfeens, 'who teaches at East Carolina University who is die parent of three children. Another ?on, Stan Hi?, a lawyer in Tampa, Fla., has two chil dren. A duaghter, Mis. Dsb en* Bowman of Charlotte, also has two children. They and their spouses will all be at the Chancellor's Residence during Thanksgiving and things wfll be lively. The Givens have a third ton. Bad. who is also married and attending school at the University of South Florida in Tampa, Fla. They have no I children yet and will not be here for Thanksgiving. But the Chancellor and his wife wRl see them on a trip to Florida during Christmas. Some of the children arriv ed here early, before PSlTs, Thanksgiving Convocation IfTuesday. ' ?9,455 PLEDGED THROUGH PHON-A-THON Final total of the two week fSU "Phon-A-Thon" Nov. ?-19 showed that 99,455 was pledged. A total of 2,349 calls were made with 47 percent of thane reached making pledg es. A total of 28 people worked with the Phon-A-Thon this year. Most productive caller was Dehm Csikssm a PSU stu ?from Goidsboro. She won jam* bar sfsris. ABACS GIBSON HAS NEW BOOK OF POETRY PUBLISHED Mrs. Grace Glbeea. assistant professor of English at PSU, has a second book of poetry pubUabed. His entitled by M. Andrews Press. the renowed writer, A.l! Amm says: "The Ann, Grace's poems is a reconcilia tion of the sharp motion* of deshe and iosa, cf having and letting go, of imaginative need and earned consolation. The voice seems to say that it will bear what comes. These impressions of 'dwelling through' are what we dream that wisdom and experience can give us. Grace Gibson's poems realize the dream." Some S00 books were pub lished in the publication dedi cated to Mrs. Gibson's three sons: McNeil, Pat and Jack. The bock can be purchased far $7.95 in die Book Store or any book store in the area. Mrs. Gibson gave a reading of her poetry at a writer's forum last Thursday at St. Andrews Presbyterian Coll ege. Her first book was entitled: "Home In lime." GEORGIA PROFESSOR SPEAKS DEC. 2-3 ATPSU Dr. Plank If amis an, pro fessor of philosophy at the University of Georgia, will speak at part td PSU's Visit ing Scholars Lectures next Thursday and Friday, Dec. 2-3. His talks on Dec 2 will be: at 11 a.m. in Educational Center 223?"Why Not Say God Exists" and from 12:15-2 p.m. in the Chancellor's Din ing Room~"Education, Voca tional ism and The Humani ties. " At the latter, coffee, tea and cookies will be provided by die Religion Department. , On Dec. 3, Dr. Harrison will speak twice in Educational Center 223. His first talk will be at 9 a.m. on the topic, "Philosophy, Theology, and1 Religious Story Telling." His second at 10 a.m. will be on "Minds, Computers and Ro bots." Dr. Harrison has been a University of North Carolina and Emory University. CAST MEMBERS INTERVIEWED ON CHANCELLOR'S PROGRAM Three members of the cast for "The Runner Stum hies. " a PSU student play to be prrsenifd TTmrs JTIdav end Saturday (Dm. 2-4) rffli PSU Performing Arts Center, wffl be interviewed by Chan cellor Pari Ghma on his program, "Prom the Chan cellor's Office," at 10:45 a.m. Sunday over WAGR in Lum berton. The three students are Fancy Adler, Fayette ville; Chuck Finisw, Lumber ton; and Dee Grainger, Rock ingham. This play is a court room drama, which is based on a turn-of-the-century trial of a priest who is accused of murdering a nun in his charge. The play will be presented at 8 p.m. nightly on Dm. 2-4. There will be a 1 p.m. matinee performance on Dec. 3. Ticket prices are S3 for the public. PSU students with I.D. cards are admitted free. ? DR. D'AREUDA ELECTED TO STATE POST Dr. Jeee D'Arruda, chairman of the PSU Physical' Science Department, has been elected secretary of the Science Education Division of the N.C. Academy of Science at its annual meeting in Wilmington. Dr. D'Arruda has present ed several papers to this group over the years. This academy promotes and en courages the study of science throughout the state. DR. REISING HAS ARTICLE, IN NEW PUBLICATION Dr. Robert Relalng, acting director of admissions at PSU, has co- authored an article in the recently pub lished booh, "Essays In Na tive American English," edi ted by BarteH, Jasper and Hoffer of San Antonio, Tex. The other co-author was Dr. dean of arts and sciences at UNC-Greensboro. Title of the article is: "Tokens in the Pocosin: Lumbee English in North Carolina." rnmwa naw at nun _ SET THURSDAY, DEC. 9 "College Day" at PSU is scheduled Thursday, Dec. 9, when representatives from colleges and universities from all over the state will be at PSU. Booths will be set up in the Auxiliary Gym of the Physical Education Centst so high school juniors and seniors can move easily from place to place in impair ing about schools. The time will be 9-11 ?.?. A* juntois * and seniors in Bnfrettm Coun ' Eyetag a Tfcankagivhig tur key with big eye* la Ntkole Bubu, granddaughter of Chancellor and Mrs. Paul GKens who la v letting her grandparenta thia ThaakagJv log. Nikola la the daughter of the Given*' daughter, Debo rah, aad bar husband, Robert But man, of Charlotte. [Note: Thb picture waa ?IT"*1 hi 1978, but b Just as relevant today. Nlkole b now four years old]. MM f Dr. Tbonuu Leach, chair- . man of the PSD Cotnmunica- , tfve Arta Department, was the t! vd speaker at PSU's forth annual ' rhanksgivlng Convocation roes day. Hla topict "The Paradox of Plenty." Chancellor Paul Gfvens of PSC waa Miprioed with a birthday party by the Samp son Hall Administration Bull X Hi ding staff last Friday. Dr Givens was celebrating hit 59th birthday. He displays i IT new sweater,- gift hem th< \l staff. W (?il pradaettva talaphoaa ?Bar darfag PSIT* "Phoa- A W dariag P"*1 ??? raaka waa rtadaat D?brft UJ JMPWI'n'.fcll f ? The FBLA [Fatae Bvstoeos Leaden el 1 Awxfca] CMb at the Rebeeaa Couty elected their 1982-83 officers. The morning officers ace shown above. Left to right they are: President- L?n Low 15, ?B. -/ " PSHS| Tnuinr- ImUm LnUmt, PSHS|JUyrt?r, _ ?fcfcad fcrttocfc, The evening officers are shewn above, left to right] President- Sbely Chavts, PSHS; Vice President. Freddie Panel, LWlefleU; Secretary- Lisa Jack son, Orram; Parliamentarian- Leroy Burke, PSHS. Goals of the FBLA organisation are to leadership and encenrage interest In the I fatten. StndcatiM^veartfpMtndl^li pmtdpato te Dtetrtct, State md Natiiaal competitive mvests duiiii^ the yes* The FBLA ?fclwt b Maty B. Hart, BiiImii Date Proceaalng I and II bttlnKtof* ffSVteW*?' ? V " Mrs. Grace Gtbeon, wb mt professor of English at 'SD. displays her second book of poetry, "Drake* Branch," which has just been published. Dr. Frank flsrrtssn of tbo University of Georgia wB be PSIT. Visiting Scholars Lee. turer Dec. 2-3. He is professor of phflosopby^_^ "For People On k Tight Budget" | HUNT'S AUTO COMPANY J Owner James A. 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