NOV. 14,1990 - WCC CAMPUS VOICE 15 Nora Brisson, Licensed Practical Nurse, checks on Dawn Stevens, UCC student, donating blood •for the first time. Photo: K. Mcleod Sanford serves WCC sick By; Jill S. Uatkins Every Wednesday -from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon a line o-f students waits in the Student Act i v i t i es o-f-fice o-f the North Campus to see Dr. "Jirginia San-ford, M.D. San-ford came to Goldsboro in 1969 and started her private ■fami 1 y pract i ce at 811 Simmons Street. The -following year she became the doctor -for WCC. San-ford graduated -from Duke University with a degree in Family Practice. She is the wi-fe o-f Dr. Vernon Magnum. They have two children— a daughter Sarah Rose and a son Jamie. Also included in the -fami ly is Rip, a black labrador. San-ford also serves on the sta-f-f at Wayne Memorial Hosp i tal . In her spare time San-ford pre-forms -for Center Stage Theater. She has also has a part in the up coming production o-f "Harvey". Other hobbies include going to the beach, reading and wr i t ing. San-ford advised students: "Take advantage o-f educational opportun ities. Keep a level head. Live each day. Take concern for our environment and the world around us. “ Students bleed for Red Cross By: K. McLeod On Monday, October 22, the Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 102 pints of blood from 116 donors who attempted to give blood. The event was held from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the North Campus Student Union. The Red Cross had set a goal of 90 pints contrasted with last fall's goal of 75 when 99 donors partici pated. Twenty-four participants were first time donors. Brenda Bellamy, Blood Coordinator of the Wayne County Chapter, said she was very pleased with the results of this quarter's "Bleed-In." She complimented WCC student nurses who assi sted wi th the bloodmobile: “They were a tremendous help." The nurses had helped at the fall bloodmobile as wel 1 . Three students were voluntary source plasmapheresis