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Dr. Ruth Greene (second from left) is presented
the 1989 Par Excellence Award during a special
presentation program at Johnson C. Smith Uni
versity. Joining Dr. Greene is President Albright
(for right), Bessie Ledbetter and NCNB's Reggie
Pretty.
Greene Is JCSU's Top Prof
Special To The Post
Johnson C. Smith University
psychology professor Dr. Ruth L.
Greene has been named the unl-
yersKy top educator for 1988-89.
Dr. Greene received the Par Ex
cellence Teaching Award during
a banquet attended by JCSU ad
ministrative and teaching staff.
She Is the sixth recipient of the
award established In 1983 by
President Robert Albright.
■ NCNB sponsored the award
and Mr. Reggie Pretty, NCNB
Middle Market Banking Officer
made the presentation to Dr.
Greene.
Dr. Greene received a B.A from
Morgan State and her master's
degree from Michigan State. At
the University of Massachu
setts, she completed her doctor
ate In educational psychology.
Mrs. Bessie Ledbetter, chair
person of the award committee,
described the 1988-89 award
winner as a woman "about ac
tion."
Albright said Dr. Greene "...
makes this a better place. She
makes her mark every place on
this campus." He added, "Dr.
Greene serves as a model to stu
dents and faculty."
In her remarks. Dr. Greene
thanked her colleagues and
JCSU admissions officials for
recruiting top, quality students.
She also thanked her family.
One of ten children. Dr. Greene
told the audience that two of her
sisters have recleved similar
honors for teaching. Greene's fa
ther taught In the West Virginia
school system for over 40 years.
Anti-Crime Plan Is Offered By Madans
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cate residents on the dangers of
drugs and Its effect on society.
, Instead of "showcasing" the
city's drug problems by inviting
state politicians to headline
grabbing tours of drug-infested
areas, Madans said, "We should
start trying to solve It."
i • Make resources more avalla-
l^le to police, with Improved pay,
training and weapons to keep
■\feterans on the force.
■ • Consolidate city and county
police departments. Madans
qald two task force reports Is
sued this decade recommended
combining the two, which could
^ve money.
' • Issue a moratorium on as
sault weapons and support
mandatory sentences for crimes
committed with automatic
weapons.
' Madans said his proposals,
which also Included drug testing
fhr all city employees (Including
the mayor), were overshadowed
Sam Carr
by his acknowledgement of us
ing marijuana and cocaine dur
ing his college days.
Madans, 37, said that he hasn't
used drugs since, and rarely
consumes alcoholic drinks.
"I don’t do drugs In any shape,
way or form," he said.
Black N.C. Legislators To Meet
RALEIGH --- The North CaroU-
na Legislative
Black Caucus
will hold Its
5th annual
Legislative
Black Caucus
Weekend Con
ference on
June 16 and 17
In Raleigh.
Caucus
Chairperson,
Rep. H.M
"Mickey" Mlchaux of Durham
announced the appointment of
Rep. Annie Kennedy of Wtnston-
Michaux
Salem and Senator Ralph Hunt
of Durham as co-cheilrs of this
year's conference.
The legislative conference will
be held at the Crabtree Marriott
Hotel In Raleigh. Several nation
al political and civil nghts lead
ers have been Invited to partici
pate In the conference. The
theme this year will be "The Leg
islative Legacy 20 Years Later--
StlU Lifting As We Climb."
The conference Is open to the
public, interested persons
should contact any member of
the Legislative Black Caucus.
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son," he said. "But there were
questions that the residents of
District 3 asked me. How did she
vote on the $180 million bond
referendum for roads In the
southeast? I Intend to research
that and find out."
Carr said the city has not been
responsive to the predominant
ly black sections, opting to put
me bulk of resources Into oUher
areas. Despite increased calls
for city funds, the westslde
hasn't moved with the rest of the
city.
"I think the westslde has been
neglected, not only for the past
two years, but for the last sever
al years," he said.
An example, Carr pointed out.
Is the lack of access to public
recreation facilities In the dis
trict. While Revolution and York
Road Renaissance parks have
good facilities, the city's fee
rates for their use often prices
lower-income residents out of
using them. That has a negative
Impact on the the entire com
munity, and Carr hopes to capi
talize on that. The young, he
added, are most affected by the
city policy, which he said, leaves
them with little else to do with
their free time.
/They are looking for someone
they can look up to," he said. "If
they fall where we have failed to
succeed, we'll be lost as a peo
ple."
■The 1987 campaign was a val
uable experience, Carr said, and
hie plans to put It to use. Liken
ing the political arena to sports,
darr said he will emphasize a
team effort.
•"I learned that politics Is like
fbotball," he said. "When you're
on defense, you've got to get
diown Into your stance, you've
gpt to have a strong committee,
someone who Is dedicated, a
better voter registration drive,
be better able to respond to the
community, and No. 1 of all is
lislng common sense."
■A better-prepared organiza
tion, Carr said, should help him
get his message to voters. He
■Would like to see his campaign
rim like a well-oiled machine.
i'There won't be any sqeaks,
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oh hand."
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