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Dianne Stmprm^ Campus Capers g 4 Two weeks ago, which was “Women’s Week” here at Smith, many outstanding e vents took place. Leading up to the last night of the busy week was awards night. On this particular night, as I have mentioned before, was set aside as a time for recogni tion of the outstanding women of the Johnson C. Smith Uni versity campus. The recogni tion were as follows: Most cogenial, Yzette Bass (Sr.); Most Talented, Maxie McRae (Soph ); Most Versatile, San dra Walker (Sr.); and Most Progressive Woman, Dr. Ber tha Maxwell (Vice Pres, for Administrative Affairs). As far as scholastic abilities are concerned the ones voted as most academic are as fol lows: From the Freshman class-Sandra Foster, Ellen Jones, Cynthia Walls and Au drey Watkins; Sophomores— Martha Ragsdale and Angeli que Whaley; Junior-Cynthia McDaniel and Senior-Wanti na Leak. un last weeK James Iglehart who potrays the starring role of Douglas Russell in the movie "Death Force,” came to talk to the students on campus, for the purpose of promoting the movie here in Charlotte. Through his con versations he stressed the im portance of blacks not being afraid to strive for success and to invest into those riches that will prove advantagious in the end. The movie is being shown at the Carolina Theat re. The Youth Council in co operation with the NAACP North Carolina and the De partment of History and Poli tical Science of JCSU presen ted on the campus last week for a two-day session of Pa nels and Discussions concer ning the Prospects for Peace and democracy for Africa and the Middle East. Other colle ges represented in these ses sionswer^^funte^^ollege^ II — '.Dianne Simpson Georgetown University Cen ter for Strategic and Interna tional Studies and the Univer sity of New Rochelle. The Beta Kappa Chi Honora ry Society, (a Science Honors Society) inducted during its last week's ceremonies eight persons who are concentra ting in the areas of Psycholo gy, Physics, Biology, Math and Computer Science. Those who were inducted are: Math Computer Sci -Charlene E vans; Biology-Renata Hor ton and Samuel Wade; Pscho logy-Shallary Simmons, Ho race Bush and Angela Cald well; and Chemistry--Gail Deevers and Emanuel Cooper. Some of these students are traveling to Atlanta, Ga. this week to present research papers dealing with their ma jors at the National Conven tion of Beta Kappa Chi. Ana lasuy, on Marcn 27-2y the Minority Biomedical Sup port group (MBS) will hold its national convention in Atlan ta. Ten students along with Dr Ruth Snyder, Chairman of the MBS program at Smith and Head of the Chemistry De partment, and Dr. B. K. Cho pra, Head of the Biology Department will be attending this convention. Students of the program attending will be: Gloria Waddell, Audrey Watkins, Linda Christians, Victor Cole, Willis Thomas, Jimmy Coaxum, Earl Brown, Larry Hearn, Michael Lewis and Timothy Corbett. Ms. Waddell, a senoir Biology ma jor will present to the con vention a research paper on the biological aspects of the inhibition of “ringworm.” Al though Emanuel Cooper is not a member of the MBS pro gram at Smith, he will be representing the University for the Chemistry Department discussing the chemical as pects of the inhibition process, ^■—m -J w-1 — • VAJlTdgC ( D WBT To Sponsor Giant Easter E22 Hunt Easter Sunday at 2 p.m. in Freedom Park, 1110 WBT Ra dio and the Charlotte Parks and Recreation Department will sponsor a giant Easter Egg Hunt for children ages 3 through 9. Several thousand chocolate and marshmallow wrapped Easter Eggs will be hidden in a roped off area near the park’s main shelter. Over 50 special eggs will also be hid den containing certificates re deemable for prizes such as kick balls, children’s albums, T-shirts, Carowinds tickets and two new bicycles. Children are requested to bring their own Easter bas kets. The WBT Bunny, Yogi Bear from Carowinds, the WBT I personalities and Paries and Recreation staffers will be on hand to help smaller children collect eggs. : 'uu-m ut-jit -i SEASON’S FIRST BIG BASEBALL EXHIBITION EASTER SUNDAY March 26, 1978 Morrisfield Rangers 1977 Regular Season Champions Vn. Mecklenburg Orioles 1977 Playoff Champions 3 p. m. HARDING HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD CHILDREN 50° ADULTS "l.00! NOW SHOWING At The I CAROLINA THEATRE |
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