8 • BENNETT BANNER •OCTOBER 27, 1994 For Your Information ON AND OFF CAMPUS NEWS BRIEFS Important dates in November Preregistration for classes in Spring 1995 begins Nov. 7 through Nov. 10; Election Day is Nov. 8; and Thanksgiving break begins Nov. 28 at noon. North Carolina Press Services sponsor job fair and workshop The North Carolina Press Association and the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Journalism will be sponsoring a minority job fair and workshop Nov. 12 in the William and Ida Friday Continuing Education center in Chapel Hill. “Diversity and High Tech: Minorities in the Newsrooms of the 21st Century” is the theme for the job fair this year. Along with presentations from media professional, there will be a panel discussion by working joumalists,a clip and resume critique session, and inter view meet and greet sessions. The job fair is open and free to anyone who is a minority journalism, English, or communications major from colleges and universities across the state. For more informa tion, contact Kim Baker with NCPA at (919) 787-7443 or Teri Saylor at (919) 787-7443 Guide to internships, fellowships available A guide to internships, fellowships, and other opportunities is now available. “Preparing to Lead” provides descriptions of more than 100 internships, seminars, and fellowships. The guide is part of the National Education for Women’s Leadership, a program designed to identify, educate and develop the next generation of women public leaders. The guide costs $10. For more information contact Dr. Lona D. Cobb in Shell C-4. Last chance for senior class trip The last date to turn in money for the class trip to the Bahamas is Oct.31. $100 is due.(Tum money in to Herb Jackson, directer of Student Activities. His office is located upstairs in the student union above the dining room) Sister/ Friend Symposium held “What would you do if...” symposium of gender-related issues Oct. 26. Topic included violence against, women, health and sexuality and date rape. The panelists were Gwenda Priest, District Court Judge,Greensboro; Jacquelyn W. White, pychology Professor, UNCO; and Ruth Rideout, Counselor of Student Development. The symposium was sponsored by the Women’s Research, Training and Develop ment Center, with the Ethics Club. Graduate and professional school fair A graduate and professional school fair will be held Tuesday, Nov. 15 at 1-4 pm, (Part I), and Wednesday, Nov.16,10am- 1pm (Part II). For more information, contact Barbara!. Moore, director of Career Planning and Work-Related Experiences in Catchings. Sophomore chosen to represent Bennett at Morehouse Jori Johnson has been chosen to represent the sophomore class of Morehouse College in MotBhouse’s Coronation Oct. 28. Reader's Theater members (from left) Samantha Dow, Nanaaba Eshun, and Rhonda Boyd performing. d Freshwoman Eva Brooks plays drums as Reader's Theater group enters. Reader's Theater debuts during Founder's Vesper The newly formed The Reader’s Theatre was introduced to the Bennett College conmiu- nity at the Founder’s Day Vesper Oct. 16. Fifteen students, orga nized by Dr. Gloria Wade Gayles, visiting professor have performed a skit and read poetry at ACES programs and at various other on and off campus events. Since their debut, they have performed for the College Board of Direc tors. They are and are also sched uled to perform at the Oct 27. ACES program Members of the group included: Sereta Coleman, Michelle Taylor, NanaabaEshun, LaTasha (jordon, Wanda Harris, Samantha Dow, Eva Brooks Dionna Street-Coe, Rhonda Boyd, Amber Williams, Dara Nix-Stevenson, Shaun Johnson, Jeanie Scott, Julia Hogan, and Stephanie Hendrix. Book Review King explores writer's other half Nicole M. Southern Feature Editor Within The Dark Half, Stephen King aeates the worst possible scenario that can h^pen to a novelist writing a series of books. Writing under the pseudonym George Stark, Thaddeus Beau mont gives life to a merciless kill ing machine in a series of fic tional novels. During the course of his writing career with this serial kill ing individual, Beaumont begins to exemplify similar characteris tics in his own life, scaring his wife and persuading himself to put an end to the killing series. Shortly after burying (jeorge Stark and starting a new writing career as himself, Beaumont and his wife discover that Stark is alive and refuses to be put to death; Stark is even willing to take Beaumont’s place! Stark comes to life prepared to convince Thad to change his mind with identical physi cal features and sharp knives. Throughout his novels and short stories, Stephen King creates the mosthorrifying scenarios of the sim plest situations, freeing an individual from the fear (having already expe rienced the worst) to move on to new things. Movie Review "Lyric" makes beautiful music Tamu Johnson Banner Reporter Jason’s Lyric is a very mov ing love story featuring Alan Payne, as Jason; Jada Pinckett, as Lyric; and Treach of Naughty by Nature fame, as Lyric’s brother. Much like many other movies about African Ameri cans, this film’s focus is on an urban ghetto where sex, drugs, and violence are a part of every day life. The plot is not only very well defined, but also full of surprises, such as the murder of Jason’s father. Without revealing too much, it appears throughoutthe movie that Josh, Jason’s brother, re sponsible for the death of Jason’s father. All the actors are excellent, but Pinckett and Payne stand out Both have appeared on tele vision comedy shows such as the Cosby Show, and a Different World. But in Jason’s, a much more serious film, both actors show how very talented and diverse they are. The message of the movie make it seem much like the movie Poetic Justice, but Jason’s is much better because it deals with the characte'rs emo tions. If your looking for a good movie see, Jason’s Lyric. It is playing at the Janus and Caro lina Circle Mall Theaters, and is rated “R.” Hair by Camille Overton Specializing in ♦Weaves *Cutting *Coloring ♦Finger Waves *Penns Come by Player Hall Room 204 or caU me at (910)271-2785 25 WORDS OR LESS $2.50 EACH ADDITIONAL WORD ..25 FOR MORE INFO CALL NICOLE ISAAC AT: 292-6318 SERVICES Erika’s Finest “If God didn’t give it to you Erika can.” *Cut *Perm *Color *Scmnch waves * French rolls For more information please caD me at (910) 274-0559 / / \ Time (O Falls Back Sat., November 29,1994 Bennett Banner Fall Semester Deadline Publication Nov. 11 Nov. 17 Dec. 2 Dec. 8

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