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CAMPUS HAPPENINGS
Fashion Column: Hot New Hair Styles
BY CHIFFONDA RUITIN
Staff Writer
Hot new hair styles are making the
scene this spring and summer. This month the
Fashion Section will feature today’s hottest
hair styles and some hair saving tips from two
local cosmetologists.
Women with long to medium length
hair are wearing Updos, French rolls and buns
here on campus and along the East Coast.
These styles are usually accompanied with
sassy flat ironed or spiral curled bangs. Most
women like these styles because they require
a minimum amount of maintenance.
Basically all you need to do is tie your hair up
with a silk or satin scarf at night and spray it
with spritz or hairspray to keep it in place.
Since these hairstyles bring attention to your
face, most women are adding fancy, eye
catching earrings.
For people with shorter hair, scrunches
and freeze curls are a big hit. Another
Toshia Gibson
Scrunches
alternative is
the short
and sassy
“Halle
Berry” look.
Short hair is
very
versatile.
Tomi
Richard,
owner of
‘'Hair By
Tomi," says
that her
clients, who
range in age
from 13 to
60, are
wearing
Updos, bobs.
Wraps, Waves
and
She also said that hairstyles like
fashions seem to follow 10 year cycles. Many
of the same styles being worn today were
worn by women 10 years ago.
Women who get their hair styled at
Imperial Barber and Beauty Shop on North
Liberty Street, are requesting Finger waves
and Wraps. “Wraps go well with the bob cut
and any length of hair,” explained Annette
Connelly, a cometologist at Imperial.
Connelly also said that women like the
Wrap because it requires low maintenance.
Here are some hair tips from Richard
and Connelly:
*Be careful when using gels on your
hair. Gels cause your scalp to itch. Too much
use of gels can also cause hair breakage.
*When seeking a hair color change,
one should go by your skin tone because this
will highlight your complexion
*When putting longer hair into buns,
never use stockings or fake hair because they
act just as sponge rollers do and pull your hair
out. Instead, tease your hair into place.
Manns Is WSSU's SID
BY KELLEY GOODMAN
Sports Editor
How many times have you
purchased a program while
attending a Winston-Salem State
University sporting event?
After purchasing the program, did
you find the statistics on the Ram
players and team written in a
format that was easy to read?
Well , behind every three
point shot made by Lou
Williamson or every yard rushed
by Richard Huntley, there is
someone watching with a very
careful eye to make sure that all
of the Rams’ statistics are
documented.
The man behind the
numbers here at WSSU is Kevin
Manns, the Sports Information
Director (SID) for WSSU
Athletics. Manns, a Beckley,
West Virginia native, is a 1990
graduate of Guilford College with
a degree in accounting.
Prior to coming to WSSU,
he worked in Chicago as a
personal representative for
Scottie Pippen and Craig Hodges
of the Chicago Bulls.
Working as an accountant
had always been a career goal;
but the interest in sports public
relations was what propelled him
to seek employment in collegiate
athletics. Manns works closely
with A1 Roseboro, WSSU’s
Athletic Director.
Mann’s future plans
include eventually working on the
Division I level of college sports
or going back to work in the
public relations area of
professional sports.
Kevin Manns
Congratulations And Good Luck
Class of 1993