3 • BENNETT BANNER - APRIL 9, 1998
• SPORTS • HEALTH • FITNESS • SPORTS • HEALTH • FITNESS •
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Crenshaw, a retired businessman,
said he enj oyed the classes so much
that be recommended the work
shop to anyone studying business.
"I learned more in those few
short weeks than I imagined pos
sible."
He said that lab credit should
be awarded to first-year “Intro
duction to Business” students who
would complete the workshop.
"It [the workshop] certainly puts
people in touch with the technical
facts and resources they need to
get off the ground and gives them
ACES
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plause and laughter. Cleveland re
ceived loud roars as she went back
to hug one of the Odom dancers
and said, “I couldn’t help it, he was
very handsome and an extremely
talented African-American male."
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mass communication major from
Bedford County, Va. and the 1998
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a broader sense of the business
structure," Crenshaw said.
Barbara Bray, wife of Leroy
Bray, a recent graduate said,
"When my husband went through
the class, it brought everything to
gether.” Mrs. Bray is an artist
who designs greeting cards for her
own company.
The workshop is usually lim
ited to 15 students. The next class
is scheduled to begin April 21 for
five Tuesdays, 6:30 p.m. to 9:30
pjn. in the Carnegie Library on
campus. Theworkshopfeeis$100.
Miss Nubian Nuance said, "ACES
was at times serious, especially
when'StolenFruit' was performed
and at other times lighthearted. I
thinkmostpeopleenjoyed this cul
tural experience.”
The next ACES is scheduled for
April 16 in the Chapel.
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