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? 1 11 SubmlHrfFM* From loft: Brother Robert McCoUum, Brother Tim Smith, Brother Jamil Hopkins, Brother Chase Bashing, Brother Mike Fulton, Brother Marquis Stanton, Brother Henry Ashe, Brother Terry Andrews and Brother Jimmy Norwood. Omegas present Achievement Week awards SPECIAL TO THE CHRONIQl^E On Nov.14, the Psi Phi Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity held its annual Achievement Week awards program at Winston-Salem State University's Enterprise Center. East Ward City Council Member Derwin L. Montgomery, a mem ber of Omega Psi Phi, was the guest speaker and presented a City proclamation to chapter Basileus Keith Vereen. Montgomery encouraged those in attendance to embrace "Passion, Reason and Courage" in an effort to make a posi tive impact on their com munity. Nine esteemed Omega Men were presented with awards for their excep tional ability to overcome hardship, serve their community and uphold the highest standards of the fraternity with self less sacrifice. Brother Jimmy Norwood received the Manhood Award; Brother Azeez Aileru received the Scholarship Award; Brother Tim Smith and Brother Terry Andrews received the Perseverance Award; Brother James Franklin Jr. received the Uplift Award; Brother Rhett Butler received the Citizen of the Year Award; Brother Robert McCollum received the Founders Award; Brother Henry Ashe received the Superior Service Award; and Brother Mike Fulton received the Omega Man of the Year Award. Montgomery Brother Emory Jones served as master of cere monies, and award pre senters included Basileus Zuogwi Reeves and other members of the Winston Salem State University Mu Epsilon Undergraduate Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Mu Epsilon has received several dis trict awards for service this past year. Kenneth T. Rocker Jr., a student at Atkins High School, won first place in the chap ters' High School Essay Contest. Students were asked to write on the topic, "With the Rising Cost for a College Education, what Value Do You Place on Earning a College Degree?" His submission will now be entered into the Sixth District competition. The Achievement Week Committee and chairman. Brother Richard Watkins, planned the event. Naples wins moot court competition SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Pat Naples (Class of *14) is the winner of the final round of the 41st annual Wake Forest University School of Law's Stanley Moot Court Competition sponsored by the Wake Forest University School of Law Moot Court Board. For the competition, Austen Irrobali (*14) repre sented the appellants Joseph and Amy Bell, while Naples represented the appellee, Atlantic Coast Electronic. This year's panel judges were the Honorable Jeffrey S. Sutton, judge of the Sixth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals; the Honorable Rhoda R. Billings ('66). WFU Law Professor Emeritus and for mer chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court; and Adam H. Chames, partner at Kilpatrick Townsend A Stockton, LLP. In an unprecedented move, Judge Sutton gave the finalists the phone number of Ken Loomis who works in the Pat Naples 1 1.1 J .t A _ A MXin circuit cierx s umce ana 101a uicm uiai ancr they passed the bar exam, they needed to call Loomis and tell him that Judge Sutton recommended both of them to argue a case in front of the appellate court. "I was really impressed," he said. The competition chairpersons were Sara Player ('13) and Shannon Weist ('13). Justin Jenkins ('14) was named best oralist and the * winner of the James C. Berkowitz Award, which was presented by Berkowitz's sister, Ella Berkowitz, and his niece. James died in a car accident when he was returning to the law school to argue in the quarterfi nals of the 1984 Stanley Competition. Irrobali was runner-up for best oralist. Rebecs Echevarria ('14) received the award for best brief. Runner-up for best brief was Pat Wallace C14). ' ' 1 ' ll^ I Top Round London Broil I Chicken Pork ? Breast Chops ?Value Pack Center Cut Bone-In ai ira ... Bnvi. I Gala AppIbh ChfWmW 1>MS ?" PolnMtti?S Royal Gala Apptes Beautiful i Lii itmij-M. Ti"LnujjLM.A CempWTt Chunky Soup Rsd Baron 12" Pizza r2 fZ 18 ?"19 02 - 21 Oz -Select Varieties r\0Q rope Soloct Varieties B llM BUY 4 ] KeUogtfs Cereal 12-18.7 Oz. - Rica Kneptee, Cocoa Kri&pies and Raiwn Bun AND SAVE my eesentMs MMk |*yg| 128 Ounce Select Vanetiea im|M Thin Spaghetti ^if||||g| Limit 4 Free Kraft Mayonnaise 30 CX-Select Vwietiee ZiiZicJ ( # 3 DAY SALE J PWfc Rib H^^KI Bounty PoporTowota KM Dotoroont Wr* Whta ^irv^umi I Mt Ml ?M?go, 12 Big, 16 Book Rota QjBjl 60 Oz. Liquid or supplies Las ', Ctemin or 6 Big Rote Bounty W^BM 42-67 Oz. Powdor f i Soiect Varieties - Limit 4 ??? SotoctVkriteiM o,vZ? | ? *2*1 "vSS I ? $691 mS|B*5M Prtcm and promollona Inchidad In thh ad ara baaad on tha uaa of a Food Lion MVP card. Without a card, ragular ratal pricm wtl
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