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DAtTOMA BKACH!FLA._. Wa It Disney World pledged a $200,000 challenge grant to Be *urr^^Kkinrn#^1,*l5!' 3J? “°n*y' *° **• distributed over five years, will endow a chair for * 8ch001 of HospitaUty Management. The Disney commitment is part of a $3,5 million fund-rrising effort on behalf of the program. Bethune-Cookman is among four Florida col Uges which offsr a four-year major degree in hospitality management. Others are Central Rorida, Florida Mate, and Florida International. B-CC is one of only 12 historically black col leges and universities in the country that offer the sequence. Announcement of the pledge °f OOHUaellc<>mcnt day. A ceremonial check was B-CCPresident Dr. Oswald P. Bronson Sr. by Walt Disney World Vice President Writ D^rw*' *» B4XTs hospitaUty management program by Writ Disney World is a major step forward," said Bronson. "This grant clearly demonstrates DUney s commitment to improving minority involvement in the hospitaUty industry." "With 7" ^°Lh°,,pi!flit5: m*na*®ment P®opV said Armstrong. "It's the num 'The Brain" Takes Look At i ' ■ Nature’s Mysterious Creation “Ultimately, I believe neurosci >? ence'wiU fundamentally alter the r’ umy man perceives himself:,, for °* we learn about the brain and , houi it works, we learn about who <\weare.“ [j - On-«r reporter George Page J* In May, viewers will come to '. know nature's most mysterious ;; creation-the human brain, explor ing its awesome structure and all 1 < its known functions. Premiering ; Tuesday, May 5, at 0 p.m., “The ;• Brain" will air on consecutive • Tuesdays over the 10 channels of ■ The University of North Carolina i Center for Public Television. The eight-part series takes a . 'comprehensive look at the re , markable three-pound "machine" ; that serves as the center of all ; knowledge. "Hie Brain" examines ' how the brain works, encotnpass ! ing vision, movement, drives, stress, emotion, learning and memory. Numerous human interest case histories are featured, as well as a variety of special ef fects, including computer anima tion, time-lapse microphotogra phy and three-dimensional model ing to enhance viewer under standing. George Page, "Nature" hoet, serves as on-air reporter. "In the past 10 to 15 years, we have learned more about the human brain than in all of man's previous history on the planet," remarks page. "The Brain' reports on some of what man has learned, and it offers some perspective about what it aU means." What does the brain do? How do scientists learn about the brain? The first of the eight hour-long documentaries, "The Enlightened Machine," answers these questions and illustrates innumerable com plex processes the brain is capable making every second. Viewers journey through the brain's archi tecture to learn how messages are transmitted to the body. In another program, Olympic diver Greg Louganis performs difficult and complicated dives which illustrate how the brain as well as the body learns complex patterns through repetition. "Rhythms and Drives” examines portions of the brain which control the "primitive" drives-violence, aggression, sax and the innate bio logical clock. The program pro files a woman suffering from sea sonal depression and shows how her doctors "tricked" her brain to ■top it. "Stress and Emotion" tours the landscape of personality and emo-'“ tions and discusses the effects of drag* on the brain. Later in the season, "The Brain" explore* the differences in male and female brains; discusses the complex ' mental illnesa of schizophrenia; and looks to the future to remind viewer* that science has only reached the threshold of unlock ing the brain's mysteries. A college credit course, "Brain, Mind and Behavior," based on and developed simultaneously with "the Brain" series, is offered in the psychology and biology curricu lum of two-year and four-year in stitutions. F-r - f Ffindl TPOn® F©eft aun(fl IL®<k too (ftmfa&iWbflfon S©lbo®rflb© T©dl©y Hampton University, the City ot Hampton, and George Wein present ■I (HAMPTON I JAZZ (FESTIVAL June 26, 27,28 • Hampton Cofiseum Ray Charles Sarah Vaughan Wynton Marsalis Stanley Jordan Saawday, June 27 730 PM Freddie Jackson The Crusaders Phyllis Hyman Stan Getz Sunday, June 21 300PM Gladys Knight & the Pips Grover Washington Jr Neville Brothers Larry Carlton Ttafcat IMow >17.50 and >KJO par night, par parson. AM asats raaarvsdL Tickets for all shows are available at the Hampton Coliseum and all Ticketron outlets tn the Peninsula and Tidewater areas. Richmond. Washington and Baltimore For more information telephone (804) 838-4203 Trichology Corner Mr. Charles, R.B. I swim a lot and I need some thing to stop my hair from being hard and brittle -HELP! Answer: Chlorine in the water is much like a harsh bleach on the hair; stripping oiL moisture and conditioner out leaving It hard and dry. It is best to ; shampoo the hair with a good conditioning shampoo as soon as you come out of die pool then pur an oil pack on the hair for 30 minutes and set with an alcohol-free setting lotion. The House Of Charles "When you care enough To Look Your Very Beet" TOOTHACHE!! Afraid of the DENTIST? With Intravenous sedat ion (twilight sleep) extractions or the pulling of teeth can be done -in the comfort of our office in most came. UK DR. TOLLY A. KENNON, JR. I|wL0RAI. SURGEON- Surgery of the Jaws and Teeth 332*1591 V: 1028 Weal 5th Street Coupon Must Accompan 11 no Minimum \f*~ Oiv i; ; Offer Expires May 7, Pick up your dry cleaning ’til 1 TRYONM CLEANEI l in Front of Tryon Mall 1_ '■nchantefr. 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