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Too Many Employees Seek “Instant Negro: ” Thomas
Retired Urban League
Official A&T Speaker
GREENSBORO An audience
at A&T College wee told laat week
that too many employer* in the na
tion are looking (or the “instant
Negro.”
The ipeaker waa Dr. Jnlloa
Thome*. New York City, re
tired official of the National
Urban League and Greensboro
native. He waa delivering tthe
keynote address at the AAT
4th annual Professional Oppor
tunities Conference.
Dr. Thomas, who described the
“instant Negro,” a* a new type Job
seeker, denied all his life the op
portunity to gain experience at the
mid-management level, but like
instant tea or coffee, upon a mom
ent’s notice, la ready to perform in
top level positions.
"We in the Urban League,” he
aaid, “get many request* everyday
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tor nuclear physicists, Ph.D's in
highly technical areas, and the like,
but not near so many requests In
lower level management areas.
They want and expect us to pro
vide the ‘instant Negro'.”
He told the students that as diffi
cult as the assignment is, they must
work that much harder to meet the
new challenges and opportunities
now available to them.
Alumni Set
Homecoming
FAYETTEVILLE Alumni
throughout the country, are expect
ed to converge at Fayetteville State
DEAB SALLY
BY SALLY SHAW
DEAR SALLY: Our daughter is
only 16, a sophomore in high school,
and baa always been a fine girl.
But now she keeps after us to
permit her to wear lipstick and to
go out with boys, “like the other
girls do.” She claims we’ve been
much too strict because up to now
we’ve ruled these things out. What
do you think about this? HER
PARENTS.
DEAB PARENTS: I think
that 18-year-eld girls should be
permitted to use lipstick and to
hare dates—both of these things,
of course. In moderation. Too
much strictness or discipline
con give teen-agers (adults,
too) a big feeling of frustra
tion and resentment, to*. I
think maybe you qhould loosen
the reins Just a little, dear
parents. Be pal* to your daugh
ter—not strict, disapproving
disciplinarian*.
DEAR SALLY: About a month
ago I began going out with a good
looking boy. and we had fin#
time* together. Then one evening
he got very fresh with me, end I
demanded that he take me home.
He did and apologised sincerely.
I have since then dated him a
College on homecoming weekend,
which Is November 8-7 when the
Bronco* hoot the Pirate* of Eliza
beth City State College
A full schedule of activities arc
planned for returning alumni be
ginning with the "MU* Alumni
Ball" on Friday evening, November
6, when Mr*. Quessle A. Drake,
“Mica Alumni 1983," crown* on#
of the seven candidates running for
the title.
An alumni meeting U scheduled
on Saturday morning at 11 o’clock.
Following the Homecoming game, a
Coffee Hour will be held in the Day
Student Lounge.
On Saturday evening, the Jemers
of Chapel Hill will provide music
for thte homocoming dance at the
National Oaurd Armory.
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nufnber of times and he's been a
perfect gentleman. However, I have
now found out that he’s hem going
steady with another girl all this
time, and that he has boas "cheat
ing" on her when he’s been out with
me. And I have also found out that
still another former steady girl
friend of his had to gtvo him the
gate when she found out that he
was “cheating” on bar. Undertimes
circumstances, what do you think
I should do—forget him, or con
tinue dating him just ae though I
had heard nothing? EWS,
DEAR B. W. G.: How eon you
even CONSIDER having any
thing mere to do with a guy
whete history la out at faifh
him goodbye!
DEAR SALLY: What do you
think of people who call them
selves “souvenir collectors” people
who come home with all sorts of
mementoes from places they have
visited . . . towels, silverware, nap
kins, ashtrays, pens, framed pic
tures . . . and in fact Just about
everything that is detachable or
removable from hotels, restau
and so on? And, of course, moot of
these items are plainly marked
with the names of the places from
which they come. Maybe I’m being
prudish about this, but I Juat can
not approve of or condone this
habit certain friends cf mine have.
H. B.
DEAR H. Bj I agree wMh
yes. Such self-styled “souvenir
collectors” waaU be mare
"honest” if they celled them
selves “thieve*.”
DEAR SALLY: I** a bachelor of
33 who has somehow managed to
faU in love with a married woman
of 28. who has two children, ages
7 and 3. Her husband is 17 years
older than she. is a successful
businessman, very devoted to her,
and very generous to her, too. In
fact, she has evarythlng in the
world—except happinaa*. She telle
me she is not in love with bar
husband and never has been, and
that I’m the first man she has ever
really loved. She aays aba is even
willing to give up her children in
order to marry mo-end in fact.
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