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National Council Of Black Studies Set Gonfomce
•t the Stanton (Mot# Ho
tel In Charlotte February
» to March 4 with hun
dreds of educators and atu
.dents from around tta
•country expected to attend.
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' Hoeted by the University
of North Carolina at Char
lotte’s Department of Afro
American and African
Studies, the conference will
he a "homecoming" of
aorta. The National Council
for Blaefc-Studtes (NCBSX
Was begun in 1975 as a
result of a Charlotte con
ference sponsored by'
UNCC. ,.V ;
Fran the black studiaa
rrnfwas.. NCBSwasof
versity. Since then, dye
organisation has met at the
Univereity of Massa
• chuaettf, the University of
t sin, <$ty College Of New
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t - Dr. Bertha Max^eO
.Conference coordinator
York, the University of
Illinois and the University
of California at Berkeley
The thane for this year’s
conference is “Academic
Excellence and Social Re
sponsibility: Black Lead
ership in Politics and Edu
Caroline ad
competing with each other
for scarce resources and
often scheduling events in
such a way that attend*
aace at one meant Bttze
ing others.
"There are seven such
organizations currently
operating atUNCC. Ame
rican Marketing Assoda
. tion, Honorary Accounting
Society, Alpha Kappa Pat,
National Association M \
AflBSEC, Pi Sigma EpM
agms. '
. Miller it a brisk, ener-'
fletic young woman who
speaks with frank pride of
her role in forming the
• Motet business council
which, as far as shs knows,
ia; the only one of its kind in
the ^Currently
giate chapter of the Ame
rican Marketing Aaaodn
tion, and to a part-time
instructor in the College of
- Business iiimfaifaiMffim ~
teaching two marketing
classes. She to a Monroe
_native.
Last September, Miller
submitted her proposal to
the College of Business
Administration recom
mending the formation of
the student buatheas coun
cil to be made up of the
presidents and advisers of
aB the campus business
organizations. The idea
was warmly received by
the college and in Novem
ber, the council held its
first meeting with Dean
Richard Neel and Assist
ant Dean Richard Cooboy
attending.
The council Immediately1
acted on two suggested
projects. A brochure was
published in January which
bated the organizations
involved and gave some
information about each,...
and directed further in
quiries to a central loca
tion. The brochure also
contained a comprehensive
calendar of events nut to
gether by the council in tbs
City Council Seta
Mic Hearn ig For
Cable Television
On Wednesday, Februa
ry 29, at 7 p.m., in the
Council Chamber at City
Hall, a public hearing will
be held by the Charlotte
City Council to receive com
ments on the cable tele
vision fra nchise with
Cabievisfa* of Charlotte.
oTthe*
granted in February, MS.
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t tht
Office of the C
City Hall, 000
Street Chark—. -
menu may be made orally
or submitted in writing.
C^tevh^BU^aiyu
taSTa cable
, system within the corpor
ate limits of Charlotte.
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wag recently
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Special To The Post vr
. .A visiting team from the
Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools
(SACS) was on the Barfoer
Scotia College campus to
see if the college meets the
requirements for reaffirm
ation of its school’s ac
creditation.
Ever; ten years, mem
ber institutions of SACS
must, complete a compre
hensive institutional aeif
sluayr3artHP$cote com
pleted its last self-study in
1973.
“The self-study reviews
institutional purposes and
tfoals, followed by an ex
amination of. the relation
-snsajM
grams, resources, and
prospective resources,”
said Dr. Sammie Potts,
director of the BSC insti
tlonal self-study. “It
covers, at the very least,
phfloeophy, human and fl
nanpial
Tttttbn
tknal methods and faci
lities, equipment and sup
plies In essence, it forces
the inetflfetMfc'to look, at
Itself critically,” ’ g
Dr. Pintle said »»»* the
entire Bartm-Scotia &£
lege family has been fa*
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