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Future Teachers Eligible For Loans bince 1957, li.ioi nign scnooi sen iors and other undergraduate stud-' ents interested in entering the public schools as certified teachers have received help in achieving this goals through the Department of Public Instruction's prospective Teacher Scholarship Loan Program The loans are usually awarded to students who are sincerely interest ed in teaching in specific shortage areas. According to State School Superintendent Craig Phillips, the loans are awarded with due consid eration to such factors and circum stances as aptitude, purposefulness, scholarship, character, financial need, and areas of subjects of instruction in which the demand for teachers is greatest. Priorities will be given to applic ants wno plan to teach in key areas such as speech and hearing, visually handicapped, mental retardation, hearing impaired, crippled, learning disabilities, gifted, reading, math, and the sciences. Applications received by March 1 will be reviewed first and awards will be announced the early part of May. Awards for the P T S I. Program have been in the amount of $900 per academic year since 1975 and are limited to undergraduate study The maximum number of years a recip ient may participate in this pro gram is four years. A recipient has seven years to repay the loan through teaching in the public schools, or a federal school located in North Carolina One year of the loan is repaid for each year taught by a recipient. If a recipient does not repay me loan Dy teaching, he-she must repay the principal ot the loan plus interest Because of the shortage of teach ing jobs available and other factors prospective teachers have been given an extension on the time allocated to repav the loan Recipients of a Scholarship t.oan prior to 1968 received $350 per regular academic year; recipients of a loan after July 1, 1968 and prior toJuly, 1 1975 received $600 per acad emic year when enrolled in a lull time teacher education program. and recipients of a Scholarship Loan after July I, 1975 received $900 Inquires and requests (or applicat ion forms should be addressed to the Prospective Teachers Scholarship Loan Fund. State Department of Public Instruction. Division of Standards and Certification. Kaleigh. N.C 27611 Keep your out-of-town friends informed on what's happening in Charlotte by sending them a copy of the Charlotte Post each week. Ms. Zenobia Washington, manager of Management Services at Prudential Computer Office, presents a $6,000 check to Johnson C. Smith University President, Dr. Wilbert Greenfield Prudential Person Ik- WMF*. nel Representative, Ms Joan Lowery, Looks on. Ms. Washington is a graduate of Johnson C Smith University. Prudential Presents Gift To JCSU _ Johnson C. Smith University's computer science department received a $6,000 check from Pru dential Insurance Company of American last week. The check was presented by Zenobia Washington, manager of Management Services at Prudential Computer Office in Roseland, New Jersey. Ms. Washington, a JCSU graduate was accompanied to the university by Joan Lowery, personnel consultant with Prudential. While here, Ms. Lowery interviewed about 20 students in the computer science department for scholarship consi deration. Within the next few weeks, six students will be selected for the Prudential Scholarship Fund. The scholarships will be in the amount of $150 per month per student. Checks will be paid retroactively to September and each month thereafter until the end of the school year. The checks to the computer science department and the checks for student scholarships were up Founder’s l)av Founder's Day will be observed by the 10-year-old Black Student Union on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Novem ber 19 at Ro*te Recital Hall on cam Karen Houston, president of the organization said the public is invited to share in their ' Thanks giving service which will include a Candle Light Communion Service.” The speaker will be Lafeyette Max well, a graduate from Duke Divinity School.“New Vision for the Eigh ties” is the timely theme of the prog ram. “If you attend expect a treat from the UNCC Children of the Sun Choir,’ concluded Ms. Houston. Check the ads in the Charlotte Post each week for the best bargains in town yeai. The computer science department received $4,000 last year, while stu dents received $100 per month in stipend. Ms Washington said the increased gift was to defray the I i *ouig V-Uoio uuc iu imiauon. She said the purpose of the gift which was started in 1974 is to assist "good minority students financially and to encourage good minority students to come to Prudential upon graduation " ITRICHOLOGY CORNER Im mJuiu JMHi Mr. Charles R.B. QUESTION: I have acne and very oily skin, all the creams have not worked and some makes my skin sore; Please help! ANSWER: Soap leaves a film on the face clogging pores, creams are oily, astringents are abrasive and are harsh to sensitive skin. A product using a refined moisture and lotion which is fine enough to penetrate the pores, allowing a flushing out of the pores, to keep the oil from backing up in the skin which causes the pimples and blackheads. 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