500 Coaches
are Expected to
Attend BCA
Convention this Week
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) -
Nearly 500 coaches are expected to
attend this weekend's Black Coach
es Association convention in Orlan
do. Fla., to examine changes in the
BCA's relationship with the NCAA,
organizers said.
J The theme for the 7th annual
convention is "^United to Make a
Positive Change in Education."
The BCA. led by Drake men's
basketball toach Rudy Washington,
threatened to boycott part of this
year's basketball season to protest
what the coaches called racism in
National Collegiate Athletic Associ
ation scholarship policies.
NCAA Executive Director
Cedfic Dempsey will be one of the
speakers at the convention, along
with Southern California men's bas
ketball coach George Raveling;
Benjamin Chavis. the executive
director of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People; U.S. Rep. Alcee Hastings,
D-Fla., vice chairman -of the Con
gressional Black Caucus; and
NCAA President's Commission
member Cordell Wynn of Stillman
College.
The BCA will be honoring its
coaches of the year _ Arkansas'
Nolan Richardson, who led the
Razorbacks to the national champi
onships; Southern California wom
en's coacj) Cheryl Miller anid
Howard football coach Steven Wil
son.
The coaches will also hold
basketball and football clinics for
Orlando children.
Cultural Olympiad to Collaborate
With National Black Arts Festival
ATLANTA (AP) - The Atlanta
Committee for the Olympic Games
announced Wednesday a collabora
tion with the National Black Arts
Festival to bring authentic African
musical performances and art
exhibits to Atlanta.
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The 10-day Celebrate Ah ica!
festival will be July 29 to August 7
as part of ACOG's>: Cultural
Olympiad leading up to the 1996
Games. Performances and exhibi
tions will be held throughout
Atlanta. including-Piedmont Park,
where an African village and mar
ketplace will feature over J 50 ven
dors with traditional African crafts,
jewelry and pottery.
WSSU Can Not Afford
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WSSl' athletic department on sev
eral occasions, but is seems as
though they are content. They say
that there is no need to expand to
other sports because they can't fill
up Bowman Gray Stadium for foot
ball or the C.E. Gaines complex for
basketball. They seem to think that
one w ill feed off of the other.
They are dead wrong. The
WSSl' campus is less than a mile
away from Reynolds Park Golf
Course. Many of the WSSU alumni
are superb golfers and would defi
nitely be interested in lending some
tutoring and training. As easily as
they solicited sponsors for one tour
nament. imagine what thev could
get for a program.
Conjuring up the antiquated
excuse's of being lowly budgeted,
?black and because we're a CIAA
program will not hold water.
Golfers are also poor and mid
dle-class. black and Hispanic, ath
letic and disabled, women and chil
dren, and living in'.all sort of
arrangements.
Golf, has also became one of
the biggest attributes for young
black males seeking status in this
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Complex job market.
Golf teaches you etiquette and
business mannerisms. It allows you
to utilize creative social acumen.
WSSU can no afford to not
have a golf program.
In my experience, the more
outlandish the excuse the more like
ly it is to be authentic. '
PUBLIC NOTICE ? NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PROPOSED 1994-95 BUDGET ? FORSYTH COUNTY
TOURISM DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Proposed 1994-95 Budget of the Forsyth
County Tourism Development Authority has been submitted to the Authority mem -
bers and that a Public Hearing for the Proposed Budget will be held Tuesday, June
14, 1994 at 5:00 p.m. in the Board Room of the Winston-Salem Chamber of
Commerce. A copy of the Proposed Budget is available for public inspection at the
following locations: *. *
?Clerk to the Board of Commissioners. Room 700, Hall of Justice. Winston Salem,
North Carolina, . - 1 ?
?Office of the Winston-.Salem Chamber of Commerce, 601 West Fourth St ,
Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
6th Annua/
Miss/Little Misfit
Winston Lake YMCA
Preschool Pageant
Sunday, June 5
3:00 p.m.
' The pageant is being held to raise funds for the replacement of
classroom equipment and purchase of a computer system at the Winston
Lake Family YMCA Preschool. There will be trophies and prizes
presented to all the participants, with a crown and a little something
"extra" presented to the top winners.
The Winston Lake YMCA preschool program specializes in
providing early childhood development training to each student enrolled
in the preschool program. A variety of activitifii^re offered to meet the
individual needs of each child.
For more information on the pageant or on the preschool program,
contact the Winston Lake Family YMCA at 724-9205.
Irwin Brown, Jr.
Age 4
Son of Ms Zola Holbrook
and Mr. Irwin Brown. Sr.
Interests learning to ride a
skate board, bike, or any kind
of moving vehicle.
Christina Reid
Age 3
Daughter of Ms. Valerie Reid
and Mr. Alex Breathett
Interests: singing, painting,
riding tricycle, and
going to parks.
Calvin Gantt, II!
Age 5
Son of Ms. Donna Lash and
Mr Calvin Gantt, lr
Interests: dancing, playing
sports, and watching
the PoweT Rangers.
Danereka Sinclair
Age3
Daughter of Ebonie Sinclair
and Deneck Hauser
Interests: riding black barbie car,
swimming, swinging, dancing
listening to stories
WIDani Evans-Hardy
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Son of Haniefle Evans
InfSwts: biking,
dancing, singing
swimming.
playing football
Jarrett Paige
Age 4
Son of Bessie Paige and
Mr.'Joseph Jordan
Interests: swimming, gymnastics,
reading stories, playing
with friends
Troud as can be,
special are we.
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