. '9 ' . SATURDAY. OCTCSER 9, 132-TKE CAROLINA TlES-
Seers-;Dr. Whiting Biues Last Gonvocafion Address
. La flefte.
Gardeners
itA Petite v Gardeners
held their September'
meeting. the first after .
an August vacation, with
Mrs. Egerton on Nash
Street where, following a
.formal opening, they
1 heard the report of Mrs.
Josephine Robinson,
delegate to the Federated
Garden Clubs meeting
' held in Raleigh in July. ,
.Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. G..
McCrea, and their com-'
mittee on- the Yearbook
and Scrap Book were
congratulated for bring
ing back Blue Ribbons.
A number of junior!
gardeners also attended
the Federation.
The- gardeners made
elaborate suggestions for
the Christmas Show
which will be held in the j
auditorium of the J.J.
Henderson Towers on ,
uke Street on Sunday,
ember 5. Final
preparations will oe
made at the October
"meeting.
!. Duplicate ' Bridge Club -'. "!' 'Mtttmu'
wr' Mr. Meav ccnaru i ,r- -.--;
and Mrs.- Mary Duncan, j
first place: Mr, and Mrs. j
Curtis Norris, second j
place; Mrs. Mary Young J
and Randolph Young,
third place; Fred McNeill j
and Mrs. ; Dorothy '
Mewborn, fourth place. .
Dr. Albert N. Whiting
set some high goals for
North Carolina Central
University. To name a
few, he said:
"We
student
Washington, Istructed recently include. t''SSL.
;the naw scnooi ana a yuu ijci wm vm m i ui.. o --
it i.i. r-.:i:.. ctaf a ftinHc : s s i h "ninnflele OfaChieVC.'
He said the university : ment" for humanity. y
Whiting . said in ; his I has been blessed by , a ; He asxea me universi-,
speech, increased by one dedicated , faculty. 4 a?(ty community to judge
per cent in the last year, devoted staff and a stu- his record Of stewardship .
npcmr i riirs in-1 imera i uvni ivauiinu uiuwiiya,; lauu , m,u "
" Unive"rMty address j nearby (
Whitino cniinHfvl a nntf DC
nf aprr.mnikhmi.nt hnrl T Dunne the oast fifteen ! health education facility
iH HAfinitiupiv that the ' vpars. NCCU has ad- i ' And ; enrollment,
I university represents a danced' " in its higher J
'successful educational education endeavors los- '
enterprise." . ' ? Ling very little, if any, of
i. - KI nn Mn h" crhnnl? rvrshnal '
.IV 'i V1V 'Villi IIIV ' w . w...V..M.
should preserve . disoute the fact that we; ouality that has been a
curiosity, , aft a 'realized force a trademark or the institu
in
iaid, bringing the
. . nco-
i. count iu j,ujo.
head-
; j "generally been preoc-l'j that ; when I was either
'cupied with obtaining an j right or wrong; my in-'
heighten -y intellectual i quantum contributor in ' tion that is approaching Describing the statof cauca ion. f v , Vv wre.
aspirations, , reduce the 73rd birthday. ; ;af fairs, Whiting said "In . .Whiting -.said .he. has Jmy ncs werealways
Campus Hill
an overall sense, we are ,
in good circumstances
11 IIVTWI I V&l blLVVI Ct Jlllg.lV i p VI Ml UldlVVI III : IVI v v ;(
Tday of his educational 1 j what I perceived as the k
V Whiting will retire as, ed, includiqg master's .fand can -be truthfully r.career but looks forward -interest or NCCU. .
$ NCCIJY Ser ad-' degrees in - public ad- ' described as an institu-1 to the tranquility; and -v ."For what Iv was
i..--': in nicratinn -: anri Ition on the move.' i release of retirement. Enable to do and for i
He challenged faculty I rwhat I failed to do and
.impersonal ; quality of Uaid to aoDlause from ai A number of academic
college life and prevail well-spirited audience, l- programs have been add
aoamst mere -mecnanicai
(Continued FromFront jnstructiomi: '
resources of the com- I , w ... should strive minktmtnr Jnn irtl ministration 1 , ' - and
munity and give nothing vigorously : to develop ;'i98j aftei jxteen' years, criminal justice, as well
in return. .! nrnorams and teachine - it usujl i a an undergraduate
:i .ii c - ' -.- an a ici a -vcii f 1 1 v I ic I ' -
wu"v I trrhninup5 ; pparefl noi - - j . :. , , ,
. . . T ., cuuv-auuii - taicci. m
only tor ;ne privuegea search -committee is cur
and the intellectual elite. rentiy . seeking a sue
but for those of the less ceSsofi
developed intelligence ; He sajd he plans to
and less advantage,.. move t0 - Columbia,
In his last official ad- j Maryland next year, and
dress to students, faculty j maybe do some research
and staff Thursday mor-1 with one of the higher
mng the State of the education institutions in
4 Candidates
(Continued from Front)
associate professor at
Alabama V&M Universi
ty from 1968 to 1970 and
as professoiV 1970-7jt and
again in 19737 He also
directed the university's
Center for Research. He
was a-visiting professor
at the University of
Alabama, 1968-70.
Marbury received "his
undergraduate degree,
magna cum laude, from
Alabama A&M Universi
ty in 1957. In 1961, he
graduated from Oberlin
University, and obtained
his doctorate from Har
vard University in 1968.
According to
members, many of the
negative things they said
the store would bring to
the area are already star
ting to appear and the
store has only been open
a few weeks.'
i They cite, for exam
1 pie, that increased vehi
cle and pedestrian traffic
is causing safety hazards
because many children,
on their way to school,
have stopped using the
l marked crossing at
Dakota Street and are
now crossing close to the
store.
Additionally, residents
tion on the move.'
in terms or Drouiems maiiciiKcu latuuv rv
and weaknesses, Whiting j'j and students to 1 focus, t tfor the errors made,
: spoke of an athletic i : in the future, on the im- fihere is but one last, i
department v that , is I perative of worjd leader-, fresort and that is to r
plagued by deficits, in-,ship" and; carry the'feport me to Goj' ,
ability to offer National ' ' 1 . ; '" ', " "i "', '.'""T.,... .,. ' '
Direct Student Loans :
degree program in com
puter and informational
sciences.
New construction, it
seems, occurs every
semester. Buildings con- i because of a high default
store is closed.
Residents say that
allowing the store to
open against the wishes
of that community takes
away their right of self
determination, and they
will not sit idly by and
say, there nas oeen a ; , .
significant increase in the "We will take leaflets
iu yvviv 111 illV JUI1VUU
oarticularly around the d,n8 ?;fas. Dv sa,d
Derimeter of the food
mart, the path used by
students and in areas
where cars park after the
Charles E. Dave
dean of the NCCUj
School of Law. He was;
an associate professor of
law at the University of j
North Carolina . at,
Chapel Hill from J975
until he assumed his cur
rent duties' in 1980 In
the early 70's, he worked
and "there will be an
nouncements jn the chur
ches and we will enlist
the help of the NCCU
community. And
although we have no
control over the people
driving by, we highly en
courage people not to do
business there."
So the battle between
Campus Hill residents
and what they call an
"unwanted intruder"
rages on. And only time
and perhaps the sup
port that others give to
Campus Hill residents -can
tell who will be the
victor.
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at the time of -this York law firms. ;
writing.
Nebraska Mays, 51 4
vice president of the
statewide Tennessee
University system. He:
has held several positions,
at Fisk University in
cluding that of chairman
of the education depart-1
ment.
He has held professor
ships j. and.4aught 3. at 1
several other universities
in the 60's including Ten
nessee State University,
Florida A&M University
and Alcorn College (now
Alcorn , A&M
Uhivcrsiiv).
Mayes is a ,195.1
jradiiaie, of Alcorn
A&M-CoUege; He receiv
ed .his master's degree
and ' doctorate from
Southern Illinois Univer
sity in 1953 and 1958.
respectively.
Mays marrjed the
former Ms. Helen
Moore. They have .three
children:' Curtis. Pa'mela
and Mark. !
He received'- his '
undergraduate . degree
from N.C. College in ,
1966 with high honors, :
and his Juris Doctor
degree from Columbia
University Law School in ,
1969 .v:
; Daye is a member of j
the bar in New York, '
Washington, DC, and
North CarolinaKwwf
" He is married to the '
former Ms. Norma
Lowery.
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