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Members of SOLA from left to right: Felicia-Renee Mosley, Dojer James, Jr., Debbie Smith, Dr. Shirley Manigault,
adviser: Zenobia Nelson, Pamela McClain, Kenneth Raymond and Cheryl A. Lide.
Photo Bv: Micke> Hams
“Is SOLA For You?
There is a common misconception among
the students of WSSU concerning the pur
pose of S.O.L.A., the Society of Literary
Arts.
5.0.L.A., one of many outstanding
organizations on the campus of Winston-
Salem State University, is designed to
heighten the literary awareness of all
students.
5.0.L.A. is not only aimed at English ma
jors and minors but to all students in
terested in literature.
By Cheryl A. Lide
The organization is currently working on
a bulletin board project and has several
other activities planned for the spring and
semesters. A fall tea is scheduled for
December and a poets’ session is scheduled
for next semester.
Those students who write poetry or short
stories are urged to participate in the poets’
session.
5.0.L.A. IS also involved in the develop
ment of a literary magazine. Those students
interested in submitting material may do so
by contacting, Dr. Shirley Manigault,
S.O.L.A.’s advisor. Dr. Hazel Harvey, Dr.
John Holman or Ms. Felecia Renee
Mostley, president of S.O.L.A.
5.0.L.A. would like to extend an invitation
of membership to all interested students.
Meetings are held on Mondays’ 10 a.m. in
the Hall Patterson, Communications
building.
Help bring the world together.
Host an exchange student
As part of International Youth Exchange, a Presidential Initiative
for peace, your family welcomes a teenager from another country into
your home and into your way of life.
Wunteer host families from all segments of American society
are being selected. If you’d like to be one of them, send for
more information.
Help bring the world together, one friendship at a time.
Winterizing
Your Body
By Ann Hawkins
Now that Fall and Winter are upon us, you
want to start conditioning your body from
head to toe. Even though you work harder at
looking good when the weather is warm,
beauty experts suggested you make a habit
of doing all these things year round.
First, start at the top, meaning with the
hair. Because the sun can still bleach your
hair, you want to keep it covered when plan
ning to spend long hours outdoors, by wear
ing hats and scarves. These items will also
protect your hair from other weather condi
tions that can dry your hair and cause
breakage. Shampoo and condition your hair
as frequently as possible.
Now for your face! If you have oily skin,
there are various soaps on the market made
just for you! One good brand is Ivory. It
helps to cleanse away oily dirt, and leaves
the skin feeling fresh and oil-free. After
cleansing, go over your face with some sort
of astringent using cotton balls to apply. To
help fight oilyness, go over your face with
Medicated Noxema Skin cream. For those
with dry skin, cleanse the face with a
moisturizing soap, apply a cleansing
cream, remove with warm water, pat dry,
then apply a moisturizer. For normal skin,
apply a cleansing cream, remove with cot
ton balls, wash with soap and water, rinse
with clean, cool, water, pat dry, apply an
astringent with cotton balls, let dry, then
apply a moisturizing cream. Keep these
steps up every day and you’ll have a
healthy, glowing complexion.
For your overall body, the key is
moisturize. Good old fashioned Johnson’s
Baby Oil is the best, use it in the tub and in
the shower to help condition the skin and
help keep it from drying out. After your
bath or shower, apply a light layer of lotion
from your neck to your ankles to keep
everything soft and supple (give lotion time
to dry before putting on clothes). As a clean
sing agent in the bath or shower, try Tone or
Ivory soaps, they’re both mild and have
refreshing fragrances.
Now for those problem areas, such as
elbows, knees and heels, here are some
steps to help you keep them soft and supple.
1. Apply Keri Oil to toe area; rub in gently.
2. Gently rab with soaped up Buf-Puf to
remove dead dry skin.
3. Apply Vitamin E to the area to control
those dark areas.
Keep this up year round and you’ll never be
afraid to expose your skin.
For your feet, remember to scrub bet
ween toes and around nails every single
day, please don’t forget those heels!!! After
cleansing the feet, dry them throughly. App
ly a moisturizer to keep them soft. Dust with
foot powder to keep feet smelling clean and
fresh and to help fight bacteria.
now that you’ve covered your body form
head to toe choose your outfit! I There is no
doubt you’ll be the Main Attraction of any
Main Attraction.
Answers to
Crossword Puzzle
SSA a message frrm The Advertising Omncil and The International Youth Exchange.
Write: VOUTH EXCHANGE
f^Jeblo, Colorado 81009