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Students at WSSU are "fired
up" about working for the
Democratic party, according to
Reginald McCaskill, president of
the newly-formed Young
Democrats of America.
McCaskill, a senior, along with
Earline Parmon, chairman of the
Democratic Party of Forsyth
County, formed the new chapter
of Young Democrats on
September 4, 1984.
This being an election year,
McCaskill says he felt compelled
to do something to help the par
ty. As a result, he decided to
organize the YDA, whose main
objective is to help the
Democratic Party with voter
registration. "We want to give
students an early orientation of
what the Democratic Party is all
about."
McCaskill estimates that of the
2,400 students who attend
Winston-Salem State University,
less than 1,000 are registered
voters. To increase these
numbers, the YDA holds voter
registration on campus each Friday
night.
With a membership of only
_ about 30. the workload often gets_
pretty heavy for McCaskill.
However, he says providing college
students with this firsthand
knowledge of the Democratic
Party has been just reward for his
efforts.
When asked about her affiliation
with the YDA, Parmon said
she felt it was time the WSSU
students were made aware of
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producing the works of black
writers," he said. "And, black
writers are the only ones who can
interpret the black experience."
Thomas said he is confident
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By Gregory Davis
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rig Wad; this is achiaved by bringing suit
against thosa committing the wrong.
if a crowd of people attempts to remove a
prisoner from custody, in ordor to inftict
punishment on him, those persons may bo
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Going fishing in Idaho? It is against the
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to pass a law protecting employees for
retusino to work on the Sabbath. The
courts have viewed this as excessive entanglement
of religion and government.
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of persons who agree to pool certain sums
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Reginald McCaskill, president
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upcoming voter registration driv
more than 2,000, these students ]
could make an impact on the i
- election.-Parmon says she is^ery?;
excited about the newly-formed
organization and feels the YDA |
at WSSU is going to be very
strong. . i
They have already become
chartered members of the national
YDA and are working very
hard to get more students
registered to vote. They plan to
drive voters to the polls and
answer telephones at the party
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in a 90-mile run for Gov.
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The run will touch 71 schools.
Each school will be responsible
for supplying 15 runners to carry
an Olympic-style torch.
Soon WSSU's Young I.
Democrats of America will sport .
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