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THE IIST NE:/S LjrTLR
With this issue of. the COLLSGS VAiS
LJTTxJl the general plan of the publi
cation undergo as a change. Under
tbo. ne’v plan,it is hopod not only to
bring tho various Alvnni chapters
closer to each other, bv;x, to brii'ig
tho iil\iiiini closer to ":ho prt.sent. .'?;on-
^ration o:’ colic'’c students and its
many ac^ ivi ties on ohe colie-g
ca-r.nus. This now plan seems to offer-
an oi'ioortiinitj' to give all elenents
of the institutional' family a comiiion
bond of interest in the college arid
to cenent the rolftionshiT b./V.-'con
those vho ?re ovt in th-c; '''orld and
thos;: still sheltcr(;d ''-ithin tb;.,so
TOdls,
The Alurn.ni h^'Vo tnrny
can tefch the colle ;u
thinr^s to say and to tell,
they ^i].l fool free to use
."tL'jir or---:r.n -of coc:>ression,-
thiP'^s t'''e’;'’
foil', i;:any
u ho'icj
this fs
At tb
sp.r-
tli
co’.le^^e
hrvc a r sponsibilit^' to the /^Ivrrni-
and '■■
,-.Tr
th
i''tli fi'lfi.
'.V',
th>:i ri, srsonsil'ility o:
in? thij iiltmni inforr'ea on colle;;e
act: vities;
;UJ- hi-v.r. the r:;sponsi-
lulity of or„3ent"ng op_portuniti^.s
for the iilir;i'';i to ongrin sorre o,i
those- activitiv^s in a very r--,;:.l
sinsc;-and finally, the^'- I'^av.. the
"•re; t r.js-oonsibility of promoting k-
li'i.ni orido in thedr ^-1* a ; ater.
This is yovr or ;.n,,
This is your or M.n,
L'S’. it.
r'A-r '')'^rs of the
■iont coll'..;''o ~enerc :io:
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It.
BRGCLLY’" CHAPTifl i.LUE:'I !\ISEI3,
("?he folio Ing p-ragri3h from ^ 1 t-
ter to Pres. H. L. Trigg emphasizes
one WEtv in v;hich \io hope the ilEiS
L:3rT.iiR" will be of value.)
"Dear President Trigg:
Ue, the Eroolilyn Chapter of the
STC Alumni, rc:ceived '/ith great en
thusiasm the KE./3 L.3TiiR you sent
us. That was the first correspond
ence wo have had directly from the
school since vjo organized. However,
v-ic are looking fon/ard to hearing
from our Aina Later botn froCjUently
and regularly,.,.."
*
The Brooklyn Chapter of the SiC
Alujnni Asso. of jiiz. C., N. C., is
looking forward v.dth much interest
to a Yulotide Tea to A?e given at tho
home of Krs. Rome Cross', 325 Hancock
Street, Brooklyn, Docemoer 20, 19-42.
Dr. G. L. Franklin, Gen'l Pros, of
Aluiiini Asso, of \/irginia Union, and
pastor of ■ th.^ !ut, Lebanon Baptist
Church, Brooklyn, r'ill be the guest
sp..aker, krs. Layola Terry I. vrrell
is president of tho Brooklyn Chapter
of ' STC Alukai, Lrs. Ariel : Houston
Larshc.ll is Suc'y, and Attorney C.C.
■ Knight business mrnagor.
KRIL GC’'C31T 0UT5Ti.”DirG SUGGi_,SS
On '/*a1. ''ov. 25 Statu T:,ac’:ers Col-
le.^u and^ ^.izi.beth City v'cre treated
to"an outstLnding program of symphon
ic lu.sic by the Kry Symphony Orches
tra of CliXCc go, vJi-iijr ■jfiij e^ir'^ction
of th'^ -"'mous conductor, Bohunir
hryl. Thu pro gram, was in two parts,
the first of "hich consi;:t...d of
scores from th'.; o^ns oi i.ozart,j.homo
and Schubert. This,' h^; vy p^'rt
of the
ro f^ram
a hard t;:st cf
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