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From Pege H
distribution rights of' The
Quest Between The
Stars"...and that's Holly- A
wood.
"HOLLYWOOD CHARLEY
REPORTS..."
Seemingly everyone is A
on the
the word is
about ARETHA FRANK- A Bj
LIN and GLENN TUR- A I
MAN the
do's." I've never seen so A
people
down positions of autho- ^ 5
rity on befiairdt someone " HHliiHi
gag* ?
disregard to immediate A I
members of the family
and business associates of
~ttie bride and groom. ZiStr"--*??""
Hollywood, \ hope!! -
P-M." might remind ?-? .. ?
us of the term that Sights
the closing hour of the
day But for Atlantic Re- shoa)Si L A Philly and
cords sales and promotion New York became
staff, they are the initials .spawning grounds' for
of a new recording artist, his composing> singing,
Phillip Mitchell, whose ^ Producing talents. '
career _is_successfully Having established a
dawning the horizons of credjtable name among
super-stardom via the re- the music industries fralease
of his debut LP ternitv of professionals,
"Make It Good." Phillip Mitchell returned
A full, rounded musical his native Louisvjiie to
talent, Mitchell claims a cultivate his talents into a
sensitive pen-that-has had marketable ?commodity,
Ben E. King, A.W. B., and wait for the right deal
Millie Jackson, Candi Sta- tn nrp,pnt i???lf
ton. The Staple Slag.,,. Tj,c in
Norman Connors, Joe the-fora* of the manager
Simmon and many others for Noruaar Connors, who
_ clainr iL ta be one of the jn visiting one of the elite
better lyrical launching niteries of Louisville,
?^5^5^ii^^^0^^^)row" carne 10 not only appre_
ties.
As a singer-performer,
Phillip has been singing 1\T
since the age of eight, and M J
hasn't stopped since. Af- '
ler nign school gradua- . | /
tion, his membership in y fl
several?of?the?modern? ???
music meccas of The late Dr. Charles A Lyons,
sixties and early seven- Chancellor of Fayetteville
ties; Memphis^. Muscle State University announced
appointment of Dr.
Cleophus C. Hatcher as
_ Vice Chancellor for StuCrUVS
CC Dolls dent Development. Prior
* to Dr. Hatcher's appointment,
he was Professor of
n n c health, Recreation and
From Page 6 i i-.j
?- Physical Education,
sire to change things and D^al,-her a natis^of
"that a 151 of changes Birmingham, holds the
should be made however. B g degree from West
change does not take Virginia State College, the
place over night; never- M A degree from the
theless, beware of mark- Univergity cf West Viring
time. She received a ^ the g D g md
standing ovation after the g D D degrees from
twenty minute talk. The Qeorge Washington Uni^
meeting which Is held on versity
1 1 -- ^'
wc TT'U ,wceKe','u ln Prior to coming to FSU
March of each year began he served ag Director of
with the reded.cat.on ce- the Student Union ^
r,e,m?n^T, u by College Activities at
Mrs. C.O. Mathews as- Bowie State CoUege, Boasted
by Ms. Michelle wie Maryland. ^ addit.
Sudler. Mrs. Mary S. _ . ? . ean. a Q
. ~ ion to his service as a
Isom National Pres.dent Professor of physical
for Guys and Dolls Inc. Education, he has 9erved
and a member of the local. ag Chairperson of Physical
Gamma Chapter, presid- Education Departments at
ed. One of the major Morris CoUege and Claflin
highlights of the meeting College. He has served a
was a report by Mrs. Ruby . head -football coach - at
Blackwell, National Pro- Cheyney State CoUege.
gram Chairman and a Morris CoUege, Mississmember
of the local Gam- ippi VaUey State CoUege,
ma Chapter, in which she ^ Ciaflin CoUege. He
discussed the details for algo served aa Athletic
the up coming "travel- Director at Morris ColOn"
where all the Chap- jege
ters will travel_to Canada ^ his position as Vice
and London England in Chancellor for Student
July of this year. Development, Dr. HatMany
members of the cher ^ill he responsible
local Gamma Chapter for providing for the genserve
as officers in the eraj welfare of all the
National Organization, students of the University
Mrs. Mary S. Isom is an(j enhancing the growth
National President, Mrs. University.
Ruby Blackwell, National Dr. Hatcher has specific
Program chairman; Ms. pians for the Intramural
Donna Mathews, Presi- Program which he hopes
dent of the National see upgraded and exTorches
group (Teen-age panded. He also intends
group); Mr. Clifton O. to institute new programs
Mathews, National Histo- t^at would extend into the
- rian, and Nathaniel L. community to" especially
Rumph Gamma Chapters help disadvantaged youth..
President was appointed Providing cultural and
as a National Regional recreational programs in
Director. The next Nation- dormitories is also a
al Executive Board meet- concern of Dr. Hatcher,
ing will be held in Dur- ?uch a program will focus
ham, North Carolina in ;f:nfr ror+->
March of next year.
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by Jane McRae librarian
Lin the city of Washington,
where world powers
gather, there is another
, power quietly at work in
the hearts of senators and
janitors, presidents and
prisoners, artists and secretaries.
That power comes from
^a small church which
i takes as its reason for
existence, the redemption
of the city of Washington.
The Church of the Saviour
has twenty-six mission
tackling every problem
kiw inrnma housing, tn
wr-m -nr - h .wnr?m?Mm
? mpntnl retardation, from,.
?atreiiip^iirtfirt to dfrug
buse, from young people
pjpy in jail to child abuse.
jg--?*???
Ft S* '_ . O'Connor, who takes as
her calling in life to write
_ the story of that effort to
redeem the city.
Her * first book was
ciate what he'd witnessed CALL TO COMMITMENT
on stage of Phillip Mit- 8 deeP'y moving account
chell, but to also tout of making the Christian
those talents to Atlantic Ufe 8 vital experienced for
Records President, Bob the church members.
Greenberg, who signed .Ministers from many
the vocalist-producer to a countries of the world
recording contract. c?me to visit this church to
The signing of this con- share its dynamic life and
tract began a relationship iearn from its innovative
between artist and label prop*81118which
for the first time ^er seconc^ book was
-brought about the associa- JOURNEY . INWARD,
tion o( Phillip Mitchell the^^^^T^^TWAR^
writer, working with Phil- BBBBBBBBBi
lip Mitchell the producer, H New SI
to successfully stage the Kj ^irlc' t
sty lings of PTiSSp Mitchell
the singer into a debut LP EOSfCf
"Make It Good"...and olmo Girlf
. they have. , B^? JEAN
L- :?: Dow
mes New
furniture
ancellor L?
- that will provide cultured |
exposure to students. I
, I Jfl
Durham College and I
fV,? n 1~ r^??z? I -
viiv nui in vcuuiuia wiilCC ^
of Minority Business En- _ <
terprise (OMBE) will offer 1
potential business men s
and women an opportunity
to discuss important ^
steps to starting a busi- _
ness. The program will be ?
held at the Administration
Building on the Durham
College campus from 6:00
p.m. to 9:00 p.m on HERE'S WHAT YC
Wednesday, March 16, frii with purcha?
i Q7Q ~~~ 100 tbs. fortilizor *~
iy/?- 10-10-10, or M-4 -1
, - ?5 lbs. potato#! ? 1
1?^he objective of this - t lb. onions ?1
one-day seminar is to tie _ i ib. (0m ~'
in formal business theor- . I fb. toot* ~!
ies taught in school with _ \ pra __ |
business practices used
daily when operating a
business. The evening
seminar is sponsored by dTr=a*^iL
Durham College; the Dur- ///[(?IfT^
ham Business and Pro- 1/ill 11 \\
fessional Chain; the Small
Business Administration;
and the North Carolina f. ^
r??-* \
unite UX ivxiliuriu/ DU31* \
ness Enterprises. The \ jf
program will utilize" pro^
fessional businessmen)
whose expertise provide a
cross section of informat- JJ**
ion about -the do's and \ ^
don'ts of starting a business
North Carolina afsofioH V***
OMBE's education and 3g ? Qyj
research section is involv- LAWN TRAC
ed in research, curriculum
development and implementing
education and
training models, seminars
and media programs. The II
overall goal of N.C. J? OT Ql/l
OMBE is to eradicate
economic disparity in ft J
minority communities ^CCQ
throughout North Carolina
Thus far, sucessful pro- I
grams have been held at IMl
St. Augustine's College,
Shaw University, Win9ton-Salem
State Univers
ity, Johnson C. Smith I | *1
University, and A&T State
University. ^ *"
For furthur information
please contact C. Warren 532 Nortl
Massenburg at 683-2561.
I
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ri /tat Lrntr s*rt ~
nt On The Soul
describing the outward Washington. There is aexpression
of Christian bundant material for mefaith
in projects such as ditation taken from many
The Potters House, The writers.
Restoration Corps, and w . r
n o Many people from the
Communion Suppers. _ .... / J / .
f Winston-Salem area have
The newest book in this taken a pil-grimage to
series is THE NEW COM- visit the plain brownstone
MUNITY, a portrait of life house that is headquarters
together in words and for Church of the Saviour.
pictures, taken from the Everyone can make that
growing sense of commu- pilgrimage through the
nity within the member- books of Elizabeth O'Consl\ip
of the church. She nor.
continues her basic theme
that in order to change fllll^Ullltlllllllll
structures ip society-. = ... _
ihere^ftgS to be ani mner ~
of those who work for
those changes. 5 v|
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Throe of Miaff"~0*Co?*s * =?5""?-/If QT\nor
s Oooks deal with de- ss i pl "' ^"'1
veloping a personal pro- ~U
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