STUDENT Try Jesus
“SEASONS”
On a chiUy November night
Like two small leaves
n mid-flight; we drifted
together.
It was a surprise to me; I didn’t
even know you existed but
you knew I did.
POETRY
GRAINS
This child of all
Innocence and joy .
Kicks the sandpiles
Then scatters toe bodies
Of those lone eonp
By Clarissa K. Windley
Are you tired of the same old
parties?
Has the dope you’ve “ been
making, sniffing and shooting up
gotten to be a habit?
Is the wine of the century
getting to be a little old?
! Are you sure that the cigarette
I you’re smoking hasn’t lost its .
iKool?
I Well, not that you’ve tried all
ithe rest, why not try the best -
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'best”. “He is like a Coco Cola -
“He’s thg, real toing.”
If you want a solid foundation
I to start building on, step on the
ship of Life headed for heaven.
Jesus stands at the door and
knocks. Any man hearing his
voice and who enters in shall
receive his just rewardf.
The door is always ^>en, the
Saviour is waiting all and all you
have to do is come.
t feel that you are all alone
) help. Although accepting
is a personal venture,
are people and
cations on campus to help
nd give you spiritual
ce.
-e is the Inter-
linational Youth For
Fellowship, which meets
uesday at 7:30 p.m. in the
Hut on campus. The
t Religious Council meets
p.m. each Wednesday in
lumni Hut, and the
nominational Youth for
Fellowship Choir holds
lals in the Alumni Hut on
ay from 6:30 to 9 p.m.
>ersonal assistance there
linister’s association cm
s. *It’s members are
available for counc’L
I are many treasures to
in the Lord Jesus Christ,
it him today and find out.
lioir News
Winston-Salem State
ity Choir has really been
into the swing of things,
ring, the Singing Plams
ig to be pretty busy.
Feb. 28, the WSSU
sity and Appalachian
University Choirs
ed a joint rendition of the
score, Gloria, by Frslncis
, for the North Carolina
of the American Choral
:or’s Association
V-).
performance was
•d by the Urban Rural
tive.
;r event recently held at
College, Greensboro,
as the Inter-Collegiate
Association (I.M.A.).
s of the WSSU Choir
ited in the affair, which
1 Feb. 20-22.
g events of the Choir
lerforming with the Ehike
1 Orchestra and taking
lual spring tour.
Nell Smith
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{character. This accounts for his
refusal to see things as they
really are. And this is where the
main problem comes in their
lives, because of the conflict of
their aspirations and the true
jgoals that they reach.
The Piscean lives with an
Invisible pair of rose-colored
glasses on his nose. He sees
everything as he wishes it to be,
not as it really is. Because of Oils
he tends to go overboard in love,
feeling that if he loves someone
.then surely that person will love
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to their families.
Although they work well in an
atmosphere of helping others,
iPisceans do not make good
leaders because of a passive
quality about them. There is in
them a lack of attention to
details, and often the Piscean will
leave work unfinished. Jobs in
art, music or the humanities are
better suited for the Piscean
personality. It is in these types of
jobs that he feels he has a better
chance of helping the world to
achieve universal harmony.
improvements at state
institutions of higher learning-
affecting 13 of the 16 University of
North Carolina campuses. Of this
$43.2 million, it is proposed that
WSSU receive |2,175,000 for a
classroom-laboratory building
which campus officials feel is
greatly needed.
The project is funded by WSSU
faculty donations for promotion
of the March 23-Campus Bond
Issue and will continue through
March 9.
Allen Griffin