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Tial leadership conference which was held on Shaw Uni
ampus Friday and Saturday, August 21-22. The theme for
renee was "Building Stronger Professional Organizations
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problem is solved by packing a
picnic lunch and heading for the
nearest superhighway, which leads
to swimming or boating at a lake
or beach, or to a state recreation
park—even to a secluded wooded
Through Committee Action.” The conference was sponsored by the
North Carolina Teachers Association and the National Education
Association trader the direction of W. I. Morris, field representative.
Dr. W. L. Greene is executive secretary of the North Carolina Teach
ers Association.
area, where the family can have
a day or several days of family
fun.
There’s no question but that
the children go along. Many
parents have vivid memories
of event* of a few years ago
when families were separated
by wartime eoaflitieE*t They
want their families to he to
gether a* n* uc h as possible,
particularly when there’s fam
ily fun Involved.
Take some good books along on
vacation (read them together or
not); everyone will enjoy games,
and even the smallest can enjoy
good food to cook, or supervise
! the cooking. Take your hobbies if
! the recreation spot lends if self to
j what you do.
33rd Session
Os Morgan T®
Begin Sept. 11
BALTIMORE. Md.—Activities of
'the ninety-third session of Morgan
State College will begin with the
annual faculty institute, Septem
ber 11-14, Dean George C. Grant
announced this week.
Continuing a more-than twelve
year practice to explore, wavs to
improve instruction, the Institute
this year will, make studies of
Rum! - Morrison's controversial
“Memo To A College Trustee,” and
of the Report, of President Eisen
howers Advisory Committee on
Science.
In another high point of the
institute, Maryland Governor
.1. Millard Tawes will discuss
‘What the State Expects of Vis
Institutions of Higher Educa
tion.” Governor Tawes will ad
dress the annual dinner hosted
by President and Mrs, Martin j
D. Jenkins Saturday, Septem
ber 12. 8 p. m., Morgan Memo
rial Refectory.
Opening day of the session. Fri
day, September 11. will feature the
presentation of three reports. Dr.
Otis D. Free, Director of Evalua
tion and Research, who is return
ing from a year’s leave as a South
ern Regional Education Board Fel
low, will discuss “The College- j
Wide Testing Program”; Walter
Fisher, assistant professor of his
tory. will report on an experimen
tal Independent Study Project he
conducted last year with freshman
classes in “Tire History of Western
Civilization.” and Dr. Albert N.
Whiting, Assistant Dean of the Col
lege, will report on 'Grading
Practices."
These presentations will be made
! m tiie afternoon session commenc-
I ing at 2:30 p, m.
RUML-MORRISON REPORT
Consideration of the Ruml-Mor
j nson Report, will come at the o
i pemng session on Saturday, Sept
j 12. beginning at. 8 a. m.
Dr. Samuel L. Myers, professor
of economics, will review the
report and Dean Whiting will
lead a discussion.
Meetings of the three divis
ions of the college —■ the Hu
manities, the Natural Sciences.
itul the Social Sciences—will
follow at 1:38 p. s»
I In addition to Governor Tawes
faculty will also hear Dr. Richard
: t. McKinney, professor of philoso
! ph.v, make "Some Observations on
the Sabbatical Year.”
Dr McKinney spent, last year
abroad and in the United States
I studying at. major institution*.,
J. C. Smith
| Univ. Sets
Opening
CHARLOTTE —President, R P.
i Perry of Johnson C. Smith Cm
| versity announced that registra-
I tion for former students will be
! held on Tuesday, September 15,
I this year. The formal opening con
j veoing the ninety-second session
! of the university will be held at
| 10:00 A .A. Wednesday, September
IS in the University Church.
Freshmen will report to the uni
versity on September 8 for a weak
of orientation before the formal
opening;.
Dr, Perry also announced that
Haitians Singh, Ph.Dd from New
York University, will be added to
the faculty as assistant professor
of Physical Education.
The Reverend Calvin A.
Wood will cetera as an in
structor in the School at The
j olegy. He has completed th*
M.A. degree in BiMiml Viters.-
tare »i Beaten 'University.
Miss Bernice Spenee, & grad -
uate of North Carolina College
| at Durham, will he an Assisi
| ani librarian,
j Several faculty members will be
I on leave this year. Jack S Bray
| boy, associate professor of Physi
!«s 3 Muoatkws will bo on leave dur-
s
ing the first semester completing
requirements for the Ph.D, degree.
Dr. C. R. Blake, associate professor
of English, will be at the Univer
sity o fMichigan completing the
writing of a book. Mrs. Annye C.
Buck will also be at the University
of Michigan completing her dis
sertation for the Ph.D. degree in
Zoology
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CP&L Names Engineer
For New Power Post
selves In silled fields, are horn-
Mendal! H. Long, superintendent
of Csronna Power & Lighte Com
pany’s Lv, iis V. Sutton Steam-Elec
tric Generating Plant near Wil
mington since 1958, has been pro
moted to a new position of Main
tenance Engineer with CP&L’s
Power Production Group in Ral
eigh. The announcement is made
by J. A. Jones, Production Engin
eer. Long will assume his new du
ties August 22,
Long is succeeded at the Sutton
plant by E. G Hollowel! who
moves up from the position of
plant Operating Supervisor,
Be Is » native of Engelhard
and received his education at
Louisburg Junior College and
N. C. State Colleage. Just prior
to World War II he attended
a Navy diesel school at N, C.
State and later served seven
years with the Merchant Ma
rine, being discharged in 1948
with a chief engineer’s license
and rank of lieutenant com
mander.
He joined CP&L in 1849 as en
gineer et its Capo Pear stream
electric plant near Moncure. He
went to the company’# Weather
spoon plant near Lumberlon later
teat year as shift foreman In 1351 I
he was promoted to Maintenance *
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