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Hampton U.
The 19th annual Miss Black
America Pageant and Television
Special has been set to be
videotaped Oct. 4 at Hampton
University in Hampton, Va., for
airing this fall.
J. Morris Anderson, the
founder and executive producer
of the annual pageant, said,
"The Miss Black America
Pageant is 19 years old, and it is
now time for her to go to
college.' '
In response to why Hampton
University was selected as the site
for this year's pageant, Anderson
said, "Hampton University is
small enough to appreciate the
Miss Black America Pageant,
large enough to afford it and
avant-garde enough to identify
with it.
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predominantly black colleges and
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means of providing a stage on
which the black woman can
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pageant is primarily a television
special event, he was extremely
impressed to learn that Hampton
University places more of its
academic emphasis on its
telecommunications curriculum
than do many of its counterparts.*^
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of Hampton University, said he
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gallery of Piedmont Craftsmen
Inc. on Sept. 19.
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trends in woodworking and
reveals how the distinctions between
furniture and sculpture
have adjusted to new expectations
in the '80s.
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associated with the pageant, and
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Hampton University to insure
that the quality of the production
is better than the best MBA
pageants of the past.
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Harvey secured the services of a
Hollywood producer as an executive
consultant to help maintain
the highest level of production
value in the television
special.
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woodworking traditions past
recognition.
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natural aspects of wood may find
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rica Pageant
Anderson said the pageant's
association with Hampton
University is the greatest thing
that has happened to the pageant
since it was telecast live as a
prime-time special on the NBC
network.
"The comfortable ascension of
the MBA Pageant into the halls
of academia will cause doctors of
philosophy, Hollywood stars,
producers and talented women to
mingle compatibly on a common
stage," Anderson said.
mont Craftsmen Inc.
funds from the National Endowment
for the Arts.
The exhibition will open with a
public reception from 7 to 9 p.m..
on Sept. 19 and will continue
through Sunday, Oct. 12..
The gallery is located at 411 N.
Cherry St. Hours are Monday
through Friday, 10 a.m. to ^6
- p.m., Saturday, _ 10_ a.m.i to_5
p.m., and Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m.
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