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February 1997 The News Argus - Page 13 CAMPUS HAPPENINGS The Fashion PoHce Are Watching You Ladies and Gentlemen of WSSU, we have fashion violations that go against the principles of society! Code 302:303 Article 1, has been broken and these violators must be stopped! You are in violation if you wear; 1. Black patent leather boots with gold studs, yellow pants and a white shirt with gold stars. 2. Tan dress, brown boots and a brown and black leopard print scarf. 3. A leopard dress with pleats. 4. Guys: The grunge look is out! 5. Cow print hat, black shirt, cow print pocketbook, black tights and then black rain boots with yellow insulation folded down. (Now where did that yellow come from?) 6. Cut off jean daisy dukes with stockings and boots in the winter time. (NOT!) 7. Tan leggings and a brownish- green sweater with white socks showing and brown boots. 8. Black fitted top with a blue jean skirt, leopard print tights and rider boots. 9. Patchwork quilted jeans. 10. Lime green hat/scarf with snaked skinned shoes. 11. Blue dress with black stockings and brown sandals. 12. Red/white striped blouse with a gray skirt. 13. Wave cap in public. 14. Red sweatshirt, a pair of cut off jeans, and thermal long johns underneath with Timbcrland boots. RED ALERT To this edition of the Fashion Police wc have had to add a hair segment, because we have received many hair violation notices in our office. Ladies pay attention! 1. If you wear weave, don’t let your tracks show! 2. If your hair is black, don’t buy brown weave! 3. When your braids are hanging, it’s time to get them done again! 4. And by all means necessary, if you wear a short hair cut and get your back shaved don’t let that part get nappy. You have to keep that part permed! 5. Fellas, this does not exclude you. Women don’t like to see a man who hasn’t had a hair cut in weeks and has hair growing all down your neck. You need a shape up! Students, please slay alert because the Fashion Police Officers are looking for violators. The CIAA Tournament is coming to Winston-Salem at the end of the month and the Fashion Police will be out in full force! Don’t be a violator! Report violations to: The News Argus The Fashion Police 318 Hall Patterson (910) 750-2327 National Pan Hellenic Council To Sponsor Leadership Summit PRESS RELEASE ^ The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) will conduct a Collegiate Leadership Summit for Greeks and Non- Greeks at the Hyatt Regency Indianapolis Hotel, One South Capitol Avenue- Indianapolis, Indiana, February 20-23, 1997. The theme, “Success Through Unity: Strengthening Our Foundations for the New Millennium” was selected to emphasize the importance unity must play in daily campus life and as a requisite to meeting the challenges of the Student Of The Month Ticalvin Attoh BY VINCE WOODY Staff Writer Ticalvin Attoh, a sophomore biology major and an administrative assistant in the SGA, from Queens, NY, has been chosen as The News Argus’ “Student of the Month.” Attoh, who is also active during the summer in WSSU’s Health, Career, and Opportunity Program (HCOP), has a 3.4 GPA , plans to graduate with honors from WSSU and be elected vice president of the SGA in his junior year. He has been very active in the SGA. Why has he been so active? “I felt I was too shy and laid back, but Veronica Alexander recogni/xd my leadership skills and I ran for an office. Veronica was one of the heaviest influences in my involvement in SGA,” he explained. Since his arrival at WSSU, he has been responsible for putting together the Homecoming show, was invited to Howard University’s Leadership Conference, participated in the Million Man March, and did lab work at John Hopkin’s Medical Center in Maryland. Attoh's career goal is to become a successful optomologist. Attoh attributes his success in school and extracurricular activities to his strong sense of family and his spirituality. He feels that had it not been for God none of this would be possible. He advises Ticalvin Attoh students who aren’t successful to root themselves in spirituality and stay committed to what they are trying to achieve. He balances both SGA and school work by putting God and school work first. “All of the other activities are important to me, but its important I have total knowledge of my major to be successful,” said Attoh. He advises freshman to have fun but to also have balance. “It is importiint to know why you're in school but never lose the college leisure experience. Balance is an important thing when you approach the college experience,” said Attoh.*** workplace and in society in the year 2000. The summit will include several workshops focused on the major issues and concerns of collegians. In addition to the workshops, the summit will feature a “Job Fair” where several major corporations, federal, slate and local government agencies have been invited to conduct job interviews, participants are urged to bring resumes to the conference. The NPHC will also sponsor a special workshop for university and college advisers. The workshop will be Do you k.now a student who should be JeaturecC in tKls coCumn? Does the student have a Z.O or higher aPA, and intense invoCuement in nunaerous organizations or activities on campus? IJ any HATl or JacuCty iTvenvber fe-nows a student who Jits tKis criteria, drop tfve Jottowing information oJJ at Tfve Mews At()us’ Oj/ice, 318 Jlatt-Patterson: tfve person’s name, tocaC address and teCcpfvone number. Xnctude your name and teDepfvone number with tfve nomination. held on February 21, 1997 at 9 a.m. For further information and registrations forms, interested persons should contact the NPHC national office at (812) 855- 8820. A key feature of the Summit will be a National Step Show Competition which will be held in the Indianapolis Convention Center on February 22, 1997 at 7 p.m. Advance sales for tickets are $10 and S12 on the day of the event. Each of the nine constituent organizations of the National Pan- Hellenic Council have been invited to participate in the Stepshow Competition. For Stepshow entry forms, tickets and or information call (812) 855-8820. Preregistration fees for collegians is $90 and on-site registration is $115. Registration forms can be obtained by writing the NPHC National Office at Memorial Hall-WlOB, Bloomington, IN 47405 or calling Maritza Quinones at (812) 855-8820.
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