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Chronicle Camera From Page 13 teaching is no longer a profession. There is no interest in the job." Amos Wilson, student at North Carolina A AT State University: 441 don't think teachers should have to pass a test in order for somebody to decide if they can be a teacher. They already have to take enough tests before they get into the classroom anyway." Vincent Harrison, college student: 44No, teachers should not have to pass tests. Besides, if they pass, that does not mean they will be good teachers. No one general test will work for all prospective teachers. Students in high school have to pass a competency test before they can graduate, but still sometimes they graduate and don't k know anything." Thomasene Richard, hair stylist: "Yes, I think teachers should have to pass a competency test. I don't think a lot of teachers are qualified to teach our kids. Some are not interested or enthusiastic enough to help our ' kids grow." Newcomers From Page 13 of the game. She sometimes cooks two full meals at a time during weekends so that, when she comes in from a hard day at work, all she has to do is warm up one of the meats she prepared earlier* Although the two don't have any children, Moss says "we're working on it. 1 want to have about three or four children, at least two at a time." But since twins doesn't run in either family, that possiblity is almost ruled out. "The secret to making both things (marriage and career) work at the same time is being conscious of your time. You must use time~ wisely. .. Lin(ja Dandridge Moss But Moss remains undaunted and, in fact, wouldn't mind an even busier nursery than twins would provide. "1 wish 1 could have triplets. I would have them all at one time." she says, i Moss isi very qui eta ncf'c o u KQjfW UOU n n o t i c ed in her nook at the ArtYCouncifornce on^ourfii &reet\ "I am also a very sensitive person," she says. In aHrfitfAn #r? uinrUnn ?"? * - mmm W VI Itltlp WIVI UV11>|^ t WII Cy dllC IS CU5U serves as treasurer of the Community Artists Cultural Organization, a group of artists who are trying to enhance the cultural experience of minorities, and is on the board of directors of the Tarheel Association of Storytellers. iiiwimMiuMwwuHiiHiiwnMmiiiiHiiwmtniiwitHiiiMttnmtHmiHHMimwimiiiuMMi Career From Page 13 may not get otherwise/* he says. Tcrrence say he plans to return to Europe and hopes to eventually become a part of Ebony Fashion Fair for 1983. "I'm a very versatile and optimistic person/' he says. "That's why I prepared myself with formal and informal education. Fashions are my lifelong dream." IWIIWIIIIIinHWHUWIMWMMIimMimiHIIIIHIHIWIIIM???????i Difference From Page 13 ????i just trying to reduce the number of drunken drivers." "I think that we have made a big impact on the students with the work we have been doing since October," Black added. "The adults already know the effects of drinking and driving. But now they know that we are out here and looking at the seriousness of situation Anrl th* narmte ar? K#oinnin? tn eit im V ? < MAW fcvj ? ? V VV0i*llltll^ V V ?llfc M ^/ and take notice.'* Despite the hard work and the amount of time they have invested in the program, some students fear they have not been as effective as they could have been. "I haven't made a big impact on the students in my school," 15-year-old Patrice Black said. "Basically, they don't want to listen." She added, "At first, I was kidded by other students at school because I was taking a stand against drunken driving. But I am still talking to them about it." Black said that, although youth her age are accused of drinking a great deal, it is not true. "We are smart enough not to get drunk and go out and drive, she said But 17-year-old Rodney Gwyn disagrees. "I got involved with the program because I know people my age who drink and drive and I want to be a part of the force that stops this," Gwyn said. But students aren't the only ones happy about their work. Gail Lindsay, whose 13-year-old daughter, Cheryl, is involved in the program, said, "I'm very proud of Cheryl and the others for the work they have done and the initiative they took to want to get involved with a group like this. 14 It is good to see that they are aware of the harm that alcohol does to people." V / Smokers Randy Snow, who scored a game-high 33 points, proceeded to lead the Mavericks to a 28-23 half time lead, scoring 15 first-half points. The Mavericks opened the second half by scoring the first five points. Even worse, Clayton picked up his fourth foul as Snow completed a three-point . - piay less man three minutes into the period. With Clayton-again on the bench, Snow went on another tear, scoring the game's next eight points to give Dallas a 41-23 advantage with 14:23 left. Clayton re-entered the game with 10:S4 left and the Smokers closed to within eight on several occasions, but they missed the front ends of seven one-and-one opportunities in the final seven minutes of the game. Hooks led the Smokers with 26 points but con IMbK 1 .x- f f "7<,v>* ' '" V ..? '' - " ^^Slnci i Finish T verted only four of 11 free throws. Clayton was the on- a ly other Triad player in h double figures with 10 g points. F Mike Gabriel scored 18 . t points for the Mavericks, 14 ( in the second half. r The Smokers hit 14 of 27 f free throws while the Mavericks converted 16 of 22 free-throw attempts. - - w ^>iiv/ i\ vi j vim 111 v va third place in the sectionals and assured themselves~of~ no lower a ranking than 12th nationally the following day by whipping the Palmetto Spinners for the fifth time in six meetings this season, 66-51. .. .. ^ Four players scored in double figures for the winners led bv ThomDson with J - ?r? ? 17 points. Hooks added 15, including a nine-of-15 showing from the line before leaving the game with an arm injury with just under six minutes left. W'V?'' 1^^^ l3W*CT^S!'? J^^RC >.' : j& : :? > ^ 1993 unt SCOOTER 2-DR; W 4-CYLj 4-SPD; DIS< RADIALS; RACK & PIN ONLY $C (stock #6492) for 48 months at 11.9% annu _$1.290 down, cash or trade, on approved credit; $5,090 total of payments $ - YOU PAY NO ADDL. 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