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Sergio Tatoba
Photo By Chavis
Just Another Face
In The Crowd
By Chris Colley
Sergio Tatoba is just another face in the
crowd, however with an interesting story.
Sergio is originally from Brazil, Rio de
Janiero and has been in Winston-Salem for
one year. Sergio likes Winston-Salem but
also finds it a little different. According to
Sergio, the biggest difference lies in the uni
ty of the family. In Brazil there is much
respect for the family, including grand
mother and grandfather. However, in the
United States there seems to be a lack of
respect for the elders. (There is much
distance between the family unit. It is not
surprising the thing he misses most is his
family.
Sergio is attending WSSU to make up for
some of the other credit hours that did not
transfer. He has his college degree in
Physical Education. Sergio is a man who
enjoys learning, he speaks 4 different
languages. English, Portugese, Spanish,
French. When he is not studying he
is usually at the gym working out. From age
10, Sergio has been involved in gymnastics.
He loves working out on the high bar.
Sergio has competed worldwide with the na
tional team of Brazil, and has done very
well.
Sergio later became a gymnastics coach.
He has worked with many athletes, his
most recent is Leuiza Ribeiro. This young
gymnast has benefited greatly from the
knowledge Sergio has offered. Ribeiro was
in the Pan American games last year and
received a bronze. You can look for him in
the Olympic games one year from now.
There is something to be said for a good
coach!
Sergio has many future goals that ob
viously include his gymnastics equipment
for training much better than other places
he has coached. Sergio has a terrific per
sonality and a great sense of humor, he is
most sure to go far. We wish you the best of
luck!!
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Homecoming 1987!
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That’s Entertainment
for October and
November!
By: Chris Colley
Homecoming is here, and so is the enter
tainment. This year the Alumni Association
will sponsor Natalie Cole on Friday night in
K.R. Williams. Anita Baker will be perfor
ming in the Kenneth R. Williams
Auditorium, Saturday October 31 at 8 pm.
(Tickets are sold out.) There will be a come
dian to open her show.
The big kick off of all the festivities will be
the pre-dawn dance held in the old gym, Fri
day October 30 from 12 am to 6 am. (Tickets
are $1.00). Rumor has it that a group of
“Rappers” will be appearing.
November also looks great for entertain
ment in Winston Salem.
The National Shakespeare Festival will
present, “The Tempest”, Friday
November 13 at 7 pm in the Kenneth R.
Williams auditorium. Tickets go on sale
November 2 throught the 13. Tickets can be
picked up in the student box office between
the hours of 10 am through 2 pm (weekdays
only). Students can pick up their tickets
free, with a student ID. Additional tickets
can be purchased in advance for $5.00 or at
the door for $7.00.
For those of you who have transportation,
North Carolina School of the Arts will be
presenting quite a variety of music, theatre
and dance programs. First the American
Music Festival will be presented by
students. Wednesday November 4 at noon in
Crawford Hall, located on the School of the
Arts campus. Admission is free and all are
invited. The American Music Festival,
(composed by the North Carolina School of
the Arts Composers) will be presented
Thursday, November 5th, and Friday,
November 6th at 8 p.m. in Crawford Hall.
November 5-8, sparks something a little
different. Eva LeGallienne and Florida
Friebus will be presenting their adaptation
of, “Alice in Wonderland.” Tickets are $9
for adults anA $5 for students and senior
citizens. Times for the production are 8 p.m.
nightly, with two matinee shows November
7 and 8 at 2 pm.
Finally for those of you who enjoy the
sounds of percussion. The Percussion
Ensemble Concert will be held Monday,
November 9th at 8 p.m. in the Stevens
Center. Admission is free. And if jazz is
more your style, the Jazz Ensemble Concert
will be held Saturday, November 14th at 8
p.m. in the Stevens Center. Tickets are $5
for adults and $3 for students and senior
citizens.
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