A&T Theatre Group Qualifies For Performances AT : £G
“It's like making the
final four in the NCAA’s
Division I,” was the way
Dr. H. D. Flowers U,
director of A&T’s Richard
B. Jarrison Players, de
scribee the students recent
success.
The North Carolina ACT
State University theatre
group’s recent perfor
mance of Charles Fuller’s
“Zoonuurand the Sign’* has
been Judged one of the best
productions In the Ameri -
can College Theatre Festi
val and thus qualifies the
group for two performanc
es in the John F. Kennedy
Center for the Performing
Arts in Washington April
18-19.
Officials of the ACTF
said that AAT is only the
second historically black
college to have one of its
plays accepted for the
Kennedy performance
which concluded the na
tional competition, this is
the 15th year of the annual
festival.
“I just never thought that
we would go this far in the
competition,” said Dr.
Flowers, who joined the
AAT staff last August.
“Everyone dreams of play
ing the Kennedy Center
and the students just
helped me to accomplish
this dream.”
“Zooman” is Dr. Flow
ers’ first production at the
university. He formerly
was employed by Bowie
State University in, Mary
land.
In the play Junioui L<e*k
and Frankie Day play the
tormented father and
mother, respectively.
“Zooman” is played by
Miller Lucky Jr.,, „
Others in the cast are
David Cook, Arnold Pinnix,
Kathy L. Lewis, Daniel
Wynne, Gregory Dixon and
Jannie Jones. Keith Smith
is stage manager. Techni
cal director is Paul Thoma
son and costume designer!'
is Donald Coffey. Tickets
for the AAT production
($8.50 each) may be se
cured at the Kennedy
Center.
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students performs so well
they are hungry
for theatre,” Dr. Flowers
projected. “They are all
majors and they want the
atre as a career.
“The Look of ’83”, which
will feature fashion com
mentary, the latest
fashions, entertainment
and music will be held
April 24, 3-5 pjn. at the
Greenville Center at 1330
Spring Street.
The Children of the Sun,
a choral group from the
University of North Carol
ina at Charlotte will be
featured. This is an ex
tremely talented group of
individuals. Others will
also be on program.
You are invited to attend.
Donation is only $2 and
monies will benefit the pew
church drive for the Salem
Baptist Church. The cap
tain is Vlnnon S. Cathpy.
Pastor of Salem Baptist
Church is Rcftr. Anthony L.
Jin wright.
The women-children
camping weekend, spon
sored by the YWCA, is set
for April 16-17, at Girt Scout
Camp Occoneechee.
Fee is 650 per coupie. For
more information call
525-5770 Or 332-7553.
. .During the week of April
10-16 the more than 250,000
clinical laboratory pwte
sionals will be recognized.
These individuals provide
vital health services to the
public. _ •
Professional clinical la
boratory personnel include
medical technologists, la
boratory technicians and
assistants, bioanalysts, cli
nical ofaemista, micro
biologists and pathologists.
Mark N. Lewis of 5322
Farm Pond Lane of Char
lotte was recently elected
governor of the North
Carolina Student Legisla
ture at the organization’s
annual convention in Ra
leigh. !•
Lewis is the first UNCC
student to be elected to the
top post.
The Garinger Wildcat
Booster dab’s Annual Bar
becue will be held Friday,
April 8, at the school, 1000
Eastway Drive, from 11
a.m. until 8 p.m.
Carry-outs are available.
Tickets are $3.50 a plate or
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Desserts will be avail
able iff
. .The future frightens only
those who prefer living in
tfaepnst
I recently heard a disc
jockey ori WGIV ask his
listeners “Do you think
boyfriends and girlfriends
should live together?” The
majority said yes. One
lady sited her own life
saying that she lived with
her husband before they
were married and now they
have three beautiful child
ren.
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posing viewpoint to living
with the opposite sex you
ran the risk of being ac
cused of judging others.
TMre is nothing wrong
with living with the op
posite sex, it’s what usually
happens when you live with
her far him that is a sin. And
most of us don’t have the
will power or the desire not
to commit that tin.
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The main purpose ,of
living with someone seems
to be “...getting to know
that person better.’’ No re
lationship is ever going to
be perfect We are usually
willing to accept the rose
but not the thorns. When a
flower blooms it usually
has to fed the sting of a bee
and so as our relation
ships bloom with the op
posite sex, so we will have
to fed the sting of adjust
ing to the other’s faults and
Finding that special
someone is not by inspec
tion but by trusting of one’s
God and heart. If you have
ever read “In His Steps,”
you may have already
thought, “Would Jesus, if
he lived today, live with a
woman if he wasn’t mar
ried to her?’’
There is no judgement in
-these statements. They are
just through ts conceived:
after reading the Bibie sod
thinking over situations for
the past as years. As the
saying goes “I have skele
tons in my closet also,” but
I just wanted to give an
other opinion on living with
a boyfriend or girlfriend.
Not once during the time I
listened to the radio sta
tion was God ever men
tioned. If He comes first in
a relationship there win be
less doubt and more trust
and love between the pair.
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