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Each recipient of an award
becomes eligible for one of the
grants up to $1,400 upon
accepting admission to and
enrolling at w^U. These
grants may be renewed
annually. The students are
expected to maintain at least
a 44B" cumulative average to
retain tenure of scholarship.
The results are very good,
says Oldham. He points to
facts ^of Reynolds Scholars
enrolled in graduate pfograms
at major universities across
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Besides academic, the
students also excel in extra
curricular activities. Further
success of the R.J.R. program
is WSSU recognizing five new
honorary societies that were
born out of the Honors
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Many of the students come
from poverty backgrounds.
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which affects positively students
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that-employers are^till a little
cautious about hiring, however.
The people hardest hit by
unemployment now are the
ones whose unemployment
benefits have expired. ESC
statistics show that these,
people have increased in
number from 824 in June to
*4,484 in ^September,
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Manager at ESC, said that
persons who have their
benefits may file again in the
new year if they have worked
enough during the past year.
Holbrook added that there
^ -have_been three extentinns
giving about half of the
original entitlement depending
on the person. These
extentions mean a person may
receive benefits up to 65
weeks.
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frighten you, or if you get cold feet when a spider 44writes your
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Halloween is a wonderful time,
It's midnight when you hear the clock chime!
Witches, ghosts, goblins too,
All come out and scare the "dickens" out of you!
HALLOWEEN NIGHT
by Carolina Pfaff
Ghosts and goblins come along,
Sometimes they even play Ping-Pong.
SOMETIMES they give you a BIG fright,
Especially on a DARK, DARK, night!
HALLOWEEN
by Alison Staples
The bones are all alone...
They are in their grave in a big, dark, cave...
At night it will give them a VERY BAD FRIGHT.;. ?
To hear skeleton bones rattling in the night!
Most ghosts are floating all around...
They are even creeping out of the ground!
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by Darrell Beaoford
The brew is in the pot,
Simmering...boiling HOT!
Witches creep around
Laughing and dancing on the ground!
A toad is added to the stew?
A bat and a rat won't doThe
spiders are crawling around,
All you hear is moaning sounds?!
They stir and stir their brew,
Until, .midnight is through?
Then they ride off on their broomsSailing
like jets across a full moon!
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Don't be caught by a witch that nightOr
YOU might die of fright!
HALLOWEEN
by Gina Gorelli
Halloween, Halloween, dress up keen.
Run around, run around treats weigh a pound!
Have a fun time,
Ring bells that loudly chime..
Shout, "Tis Halloween, Halloween,
And 1 look keen"!....
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