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Over 160 college-level correspondence
courses will
be made available to the
general public this year
L through the University of
North Carolina's Independent
Study by Extension
consortium, according to
the program's 1981 catalog.
One of the courses is
Winctnn.Co1?m Qta ta IT?i.
versity's Interdiciplinary
Studies 4604, Technology
and Change, an exploration
of the impact of technology
on the individual and society
based on the television
series, "Connections."
A member of the Independent
Study consortium
since 1979, WSSU is one of
eight UNC institutions
which share course materials,
originate courses, and
award academic credit for
correspondence study. The
^?Insurance
In a recent survey many
Americans expressed concern
over their ability to
finance a major operation
or a long hospital stay.
The most common means
costs of major illness in the
United States today is
health insurance.
Why talk about health insurance
in 1981? Everybody
already has it, don't they?
Wrong. There still is a
minority of Americans who
do not have protection
against the costs of serious
illness. There are others
whose protection is pro^
bably inadequate.
According to the North
Carolina Medical Society
health insurance enables
you to budget in advance
for the unexpected and high
cost of getting sick.
Chances are good that
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could have been a catalyst
for solving problems that
exist in East Winston. I
cannot be a part of a group
whose chairman doesn't
believe in the group. There
is no room for individuality,"
Pitt said adding that
Ray's individualistic attitude
about his position
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who insist on living under a
black-run government
move to Haiti like Larry
Little."
7. "Welcomes the support
of blacks who can
think for themselves as
unhypenated Americans.^
8. "Is opposed to blacks
voting as a bloc."
9. "Encourages a white
bloc vote until the blacks
abandon bloc voting."
10. "Will assign "truth
squads" to monitor black
activists."
"Black people have to
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to educate blacks because
the white schools did not
want to teach them."
"It is our role today to
: raise whole people who
have been denied a first
class education. A&T and
the other black college and
universities must continue
to educate former slaves
and their children until
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C'To Sta rl^ f;ion
Program
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correspondence instruction dozen foreign countries,
through the consortium is In the words of one stuthe
office of Independent dent, Independent Study is
Study by Extension in Cha- a way "you can bring one of
pel Hill. the country's great univerThrough
Independent Stu- stities into your home."
dy, interested persons may Catalog distribution is exenroll
at any time of the pected to exceed last year's
year, work at their own more than 10,000 copies,
pace and study at times and according to Norman Loelocations
that suit them wenthal, Assistant Director
best. The program has for Independent Study at
traditionally appealed to the UNC-Chapel Hill Diviindividuals
with demanding sion of Extension and Conjob
and family responsibili- tinuing Education. Course
ties, and to those preferring enrollment costs, however,
the flexibility and individu- have remained unchanged,
alized instruction which is "The moderate cost of a
part of the correspondence University correspondence
method. There were over course may make it particu2800
enrollments in courses larly attractive to the public
offered by the Independent in a period of inflation and
study consortium during increasingly expensive
the last academic year, with transportation," said Lostudents
drawn from nearly wenthal.
? Common Concern
you already have health in- covered for each illness?
surance. Almost Are there limitations on
200,000,000 Americans are readmission to a hospital
now protected by some for the same illness? What
form of insurance, either benefits are provided in an
individually or through extended care facility? Is
some type of group coverage for more than
-coverage. room and board (does it
Most people today are also cover medicines,
covered under group medical supplies, etc.)? Are
policies through their place mental hospitals covered?
of employment. You won't Are there deducibles or
have much say in the provi- co-insurance amounts?
sions of this policy. But you Does coverage provide for
are entitled to know what it payment based on
covers and whether you surgeons' and physicians'
might need to purchase sup- usual and customary fees?
plement coverage on your What provisions are made
own. for radiation therapy,
44Here are some of th* dlaanostle
questions~you should know laboratory tests? How
the answer* to." What about maternity care?
hospitalization benefits are Finally, don't take your
provided? How much? Are health insurance policy for
benefits provided for inten- granted. You may be in for
sive care? What out-patient a rude awakening when facservices
are covered? How ed with big bills that aren't
many days of illness are covered by your policy.
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with the group is the reason chairman, you have to do
for the misconceptions that what the majority sees fit to
people have about the do," Pitt said.
EWLDC. According to Duncan,
who said that he is staying
"The local development to "keep Ray in line," on
group's concept has not two other occasions inbeen
reported properly by eluding Monday night, the
the chairman. This is a board asked Ray to resign,
group concept with no and he had refused,
rood) for a dictator. As Ray would not comment.
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stand up for injustices Gokhale, chairman of the
against them, but my argu- local Human Relations
ment comes with officials Commission make some
who are intimidated by the drastic changes in their
bloc vote, who put beliefs,
nonsense before common
sense," Brooks said. "Violence is the only
The SWAT head said thing that thesr people
that his organization is understand and we're not
responsible for incidents on afraid to use it. That's why
the campus of Wake Forest we have a coalition with the
University during the last Klan. We mean business,
two weeks and the situation Brooks said that his
will get worse he guaranteed prime objective now is to
unless WFU President Dr. have a full investigation of
James Ralph Scales and two the Bert Weeks-Levi Gentry
professors including Dr. B. ABC Board firings.
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every scar has been remov- Jackson told the audience
ed," he said. of the greatest threat to the
Jackson was repeatedly tranquility of American
interrupted by cheers and society, racism,
applause as the standingroom-only
crowd listened '*Nothing so threatens
intently to his message. our society today as
After his speech, the crowd racism," he said. "Racism
enjoyed the voices of the splits our concept of justice,
university gospel choir. divides our communities,
Turning his focus from and distorts our image of
A&T to national concerns, God," he said.
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Tony Brown's 1981 season dise," a report on a recent
will be his biggest, best Black/White l.Q. controseason
yet with a total of 26 versy at Harvard University
shows, including ten spe that alleged theintellectual
dais oh current Issues utfll- Ineptitude oT Its Black Stu^
zing the latest in television dents to "Ronald Reagan
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xecnnoiogy: satellite trans- And Black America," an
mission and QUBE, War- exclusive interview with
ncr-Amex Cable's two-way, Edwin Meese III, Counsetalk-back
audience system, lor to the President and the
Viewers will see Tony man closest to Ronald ReaBrown's
documentary style gan, who candidly t alks
uncover unique insights in- about the President's views
to subject matter that ran- on topics ranging from
ges from "Trouble In Para- busin to the quality of the
"Employ the Older
Worker W
In an age of shrinking the importance of older
budgets and increased em- workers for more than 20
phasis on maximum pro- years.
ductivity, the value of the .'National Employ the
older worker should not be Qlder Worker Week? an
overlooked as a means, to annuai means 0f focusing
increase efficiency This is bUc attention on the im.
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the Older Worker Week" In valuable employment
North Carolina. March reSource," said Phil Black,
. -? Older Worker Specialist in
Governor. James B. the loca, Job Service 0ffice.
Hunt, Jr., proclaimed the
observance to coincide with "We urge employers~to
National Employ the Older consider n older workers
Worker Week. The national when they are hiring,"
observance has emphasized Black said.
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Other programs will dis- how they affect racial relacuss
the discharging of a tions and the course of
Black cadet Ak American life..
Force Academy because he Brown's shift to commercarried
the sickle cell trait cial television followed seand
the social traumas the ven years as host-producer
widespread misconception of Black Journal, which was
about sickle cell carries for funded by Pepsi-Cola Cornpeople
with the gene; why a pany in 1976 and 1977. His
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into how a totally ence that crosses racial
Black-owned radio station lines, and paved the way to
in New York City, WBLS, bring his broad appeal to
harnessed a strategy that the larger viewership of
yielded them the largest sponsored television,
commerical listening audi- Tony Brown's Journal, the
ence in the world and the first public television series
title of number one radio to move to commercial telestation
in the country. vision, has been widely
While developing its audi- recieved. A special analysis
ence since the premiere report by the A.C. Nielsen
season to syndication in ^
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Comapny revealed that
nearly double the number
of non-whites watched
Tony Brown's journal as
eomnarcd to the network*'
the 1979 season,
The Nielsen Report also
revealed that although
Tony Brown's Journal has
three times greater penetration
in non-white households,
on national level
there are nearly three times
more white than non-white
viewers.
With honest, hard-hitting
reporting, his career as a
television commentator has
lasted 11 years on national
television in an industry
where careers are often
measured in weeks. It's
given Tony Brown the credibility
people can count
on.
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