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-THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1982 ? S ,:. I 'jL'. DR. WASHINGTON Dr. V. Washington keturns To UNC School Of Education Dr. Valpra Washington resumed her tcachine duties last week at UNC's School of Education following a one year leave of absence. She worked last year in the office of a United States Senator in Washington, D.C. as a Congressional Science Fellow; During her leave, she was promoted to associate professor and received tenure. A child development specialist. Dr. Washington has been a member of the UNC faculty since 1978. Dur ing that time, she has published numerous ar ticles and book reviews and received funding for several research projects. As a Congressional Science Fellow, Dr. Washington worked on block grants and New Federalism issues, con cepts which may alter significantly the shape of governmental bureaucracy. Her fellowship was spon sored by the Society for Research in Child Development and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. In addition to her work in the United States Senate, Dr. Washington taught at Howard University. In March, Dr. Washington married Darryl G. Smith, an at torney in the Durham District Attorney's of fice. They live in Durham. Morehouse Med School Dedicates Facility ATLANTA The Morehouse School of Medicine, a two-year medical school now beginning its fifth year of classes, dedicated its first permanent facility and received a $2.6 million federal grant to assure its conversion to a' four-year, v degree granting institution by 1985. ' . V)i : Morehouse School of Medicine is the first and only predominantly black medical school to be established in the United States in the 20th Century. Louis W. Sullivan, M.D., president . and dean of the school, said the federal grant, which already has been match ed by a $3 million ap propriation from the Slate of Georgia, will make possible the school's planned transi tion to a Tour-year in stitution. He said the $2.6 million is a "minimum figure", and that the final amount ts expected to be nearer to $3 million when negotia tions are completed. The Morehouse School of Medicine was established in 1975 in itially as a part of Morehouse College. Mrs. Butler Named Payroll ManagerNCM Mrs. Mable L. Butler has been named manager of the Payroll Division at North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Com pany. She has also been appointed to the ad ministrative staff. During - her 28 years with NCM, she has worked in the policy ser vices, bookkeeping and payroll divisions. Business Hints What Is A 'Small Business' By Luanna C. Blagrove A uihor and Business Consultant What is the true definition of a small business? If one would ask a thousand people, legal and other wise, no one would give the same answer. From research and statistical reports they normally use as a guideline a gross sale figure of $200,000 and up ward or by the number of employees fifty and upward as a frame of reference. Even they do not know, Thus, it is understandable why such little study and research have been done on both the self employed individuals and the small business per sc. No one knows what he is looking for, nor where to start looking. How can anyone find something that is not in existence? How can one find a business structure that docs not exist? There is no such business structure as a small business. A business must be a proprietor, partner. ship, or corporation. The word "small" has no bearing on a business at all. This negative effect of the word ."small" has put limits on many people in businesses. They have come to accept this word of limitation and live within its confines, thus lessening the motivation to grow and expand. , f This is the type of negative wording that people write and talk about. There is no room for postivc thinking. In (other words, subconsciously one, blocks out growth. From the sages of all times: "As a man Ihinketh so is he." The first thing that should be done with all businesses that are at a point of standstill or decline, the owner(s) should bury the word "small." They should detach this word from thejr association and refuse to have anyone else give them the title as small business. At no time does the self-employed smart businessperson refer to his business as "small." Big businesses show themselves big and keep getting bigger. They place no limitation as to size on their business nor do they give 'others the privilege to do no. R.J. Reynolds Awards 30 A&T Students GREENSBORO Thirty . students from North v i Carolina1 Agricultural '.v-' , and , Technical State Universi ' ty (A&T) are recipients '; of $1,000 R.J. Reynolds ; Industries scholarships, the company announced f here last week. . Fifteen students from the School of Engineer- ij ing and 15 students from ; the School of Business; received the awards as part of the company's 1 Scholarship Program in Business and Engineer ing at the Greensboro campus. The $30,000 award, represents the third installment of a $160,000 ' commitment announced in 1979, said Marshall B. Bass, vice president ' S of ? i; RJ.' Reynolds Industries, Inc. In making the award, Bass said the scholar ships are not only "an investment for our com pany." " . I'nirik - Bass noted that R.J. Reynolds ' p Industries employs "more, than 30 A&T graduates, many of whom are in managerial, professional and sales positions. These graduates are., making a valuable contribution to our company This fact ( clearly .that the alone demonstrates university is producing a high-quality , product;" the R.J..' Reynolds ex ecutive said. ; -'.,-."?-' Edward B. Fort, A&T chancellor, said,- "The need for scholarships is critical . , for many students to receive a cok lege education. The R.J. Reynolds , program has helped us .make signifi cant progress in assisting our f,".. high-ability students." Students . from- the School of Engineering' receiving scholarships include: Timothy ..V., Drew, Burlington; Darryl A, Durham, , Fayettville; Derrell Dunn, Whitsett; Yolanda Foster, KittVellJ Kevin M.; Galloway, Eden, Kenneth Gibson, ; Hope Mills; . Jonathan Hampton,.. Greensboro; Sherry Lester, Roxboro;1 Emmy L. Lyons, Bat tleboro; Robert Martin : Jr., v Greensboro; Lewis A. Parker, . Conetoe; Carmeh K . ; Sid bury , ,Sneads Ferry; Joy ; D. JTeel, Beaufort; Berdenia. P. Walker, Raleigh; and 'Arnold- A. . Cole, :Goldsboro. ; Students ; from the School of Business - receiving scholarships in- elude: ' Patricia Miller, " Lilesville; Cheryl Moore, ; ! Blounts Creek; Oregory - WJhitener, ' f Greenville; ' V Jamette 'i1: Williams, ' .Winston-Salem;' Katrina Williams,. Greensboro;. Keyto Brown,. ..Warrert ton? Wanda Clark, Greensboro; . v Dale Fisher, Fayetteville; ; Levette Howell,. . Greensboro, Sherri , L. : Penn, Greensboro; ! Stephanie Proctor, Ruf- 'fin; Sharon Richardson, Elizabeth town; , and Shuanne Thomas, New Bern.'. . -R.J, Reynolds In- dustries, v with head- quarters in . . Winston-' , Salenv N.C., , .is the ; parent company of R.J ': Reynolds Tobacco Co.; Del, Monte Corp. (cann- : ed and prepared frozen'., foods, beverages, and , fresh . fruit); R.J.; Reynolds Tobacco Inter-'; ' national, Inc.; Aminoil USA, Inc. (energy exr;' ploration and . develop ment); Sea-Land In dustries 'Investments, Inc. (containerized ship ping); and R.J. Reynolds Development Corp. 6 MM J. REYNOLDS TMACCO CO. ww.m L 1 Share the spirit Share the refreshment. Light, fresh SMffli Lights. IT Ok.- 1) Jf 1 fff a f fL ) Mi.H; 'Vet: '. :i ( ? fur ' m '. ';'I K 1 m MM 1 IK 7 . TSJS StXiL'ii'' si Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. X 4 ' ' "V I' . ,Tir, '- '; 'FIs . LIGHTS: 9 mg. "tar", 0.7 mg. nicotine. LIGHTS 100'S: 10 mg. "tar". 0.8 mg. nicotine, av. per cigarette by FTC method.
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