Section Ml, Page 8 THE CAROLINA TIMES-Dec. 3, 1977
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Wayne Burgin strides
into his office and exclaims,
"My kids are upward bound."
Burgin is the director of Up
ward Bound and Special Ser
vices at Durham College in
Durham. Upward Bound . is
a federally funded project
which aids economically dis
advantaged high school
students pursue post-secondary
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Burgin, 27, has served as
director : of the ' Upward
Bound program since 1975.
He beams with a pride of a
vicarious joy of helping
young minds when he speaks
of "his kids".
' 'There is no' greater
shame," booms Burgin, "than
a brillant mind wasted be
cause of lack of money."
Upward Bound, a divi
sion of HUD, selects students
on the basis of acaderriic po
tential and financial ' need.
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FOUNDER'S DAY - Durham College
celebrated its 30th annual Founder's
Day last week, honoring Dr. L. Mc
Cauley Harris, who started the school
in 1947. Offering congratulations to
Dr. Harris are (left to right) Judge W.
G. Pearson II, chairman of the Durham
College Board of Trustees, State Re
presentative Howard Clement, the
Founder's Day Dinner guest speaker,
and Dr. J; W. Hill, President of the
college. v
Our congratulations to Durham Business College
upon the formal dedication
Of its new athletic and recreational building
and we welcome to our community,
Muhammad Ali,
distinguished guest, in whose honor
v - the new facility will be named.
We were pleased to be selected as general contractors.
The new facility represents another example of the wide
range of construction projects in which we have been in
volved. Building and growing with Central North Carolina
for 44 years.
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General Contractors Durham, N. C.
C. Carl Woods, Jr., President