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VfEH®SDAY, APRIL 16. 1975
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TEffi TRIBUNAL AID
PAGE 7
Jazz Tour Finished
' YOU don^'t kiss like an amateur.
BUT/THEN, HOW WOULD I KNOW ? ^
WINSTON-SALEM- The
Winston-Salem State Uni
versity Jazz Ensemble has
just completed it 6th
Annual Tour, sponsored by
the University and the
Alumni. Association of
Newark, New Jersey. The
ensemble under the direc
tion of Dr. Robert E.
Shepherd performed at
elementary, junior, and
senior high schools around
the New Jersey and New
York areas. The Associate
Director Fred Tanner,
currently on leave was
Selections performed by
the Ensemble included:
"First Thing I Do".
"Carozon", "Alone Again
Naturally” from the Woody
Herman Series. Also "Cur
rent Events" by Don Muro.
At Irvington High School
in New Jersey, Dr.
Shepherd directed selec
tions in tribute to Duke
Ellington. A copy of this
performance was left for
the school's library.
Miss Pam Fruster, grad
uating senior and female
vocalist, did current tunes
ENTERTAINMENT & SPOR^
iiiiiassadflTTpeak^^
present during portions of from the top of the charts,
the tour,
ASTRO-DESTINY
In Our Time Cont. from Page 6
sits down and eats and drinks and rises up and goes his
way. But this same Book does not count Jacob as
having bought his brother's birthright. It rather counts
him as having stolen it. But he was never arrested. He
stole within the law.
What is wrong with stealing? Of course, it is all but
useless to ask that question. We recognize the fact that
it works at least a twofold injury. It works injury to
others. This is the case whether one steals a man's
money, or steals other values that are intangible.
We recognize the wrong of stealing especially when
we are the victims. When Jacob robbed Esau, it would
seem that he did the job without a pang. In fact, 1 think
he looked upon the transaction as quite shrewd and
brilliant. But when a bit later he himself was robbed by
Laban, he was outraged. “Thou hast beguiled me,” he
said in amazed indignation. He thought of himself as a
pitiful innocent that had been tragically wronged. We
cannot steal from others, in any fashion, without
hurting the one from whom we steal.
But the greatest injury that is done by the thief is to
himself. His victim may suffer, but often his suffering
is comparatively very slight. We may steal from the
government, for instance, without causing the nation to
totter. Surely, many have tried this out. We may beat
our way on the bus with the smug conviction that the
price of the ride will matter very little to so strong a
corporation. In this we shall be in a sense entirely right.
A big corporation can get alone quite well without the
payment of your fare. But it is equally true that you and
I cannot get on quite well without being honest.
ARIES
Mar. 21 - Apr.
TAURUS
Apr- 20 - May 20
GEMINI
May 21 - June 20
CANCER
June 21 - July 22
LEO
July 23 - Aug- 22
VIRGO
Aug. 23 - Sept. 22
LIBRA
Sept. 23 -
SCORPIO
Oct. 23-Nov. 21
SAGITTARIUS
Nov. 22 - Dec. 21
CAPRICORN
Dec. 22 - Jan. 19
AQUARIUS
Jan. 20 - Feb. 18
PISCES
Feb. 19 - Mar. 20
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Isn'f it about Hme fo visif frhose distant relatives you
haven't- heard from? Write, phone, but d^ commun
icate - they want to hear.
Money dribbles away and there's little to show for it-
C^stacles bar your progress. No chance to save for
a rainy day.
An apology may be
find the right words,
unless you give It a
In order. Don’t worry you'll
Remember you can't succeed
vhlrl.
You need a rest. You don’t know when to stop. A-
void excess of all kinds. , Relaxation is a must.
It might be wise to consult a trusted friend
romantic entanglement. Some things aren t
vith your
(vhat they-
‘Since my contact with
your college,” said Dambe.
"I have learned much of
your curriculum and edu
cational ‘thrust' here at
Livingstone, which bears
directly on the course of our
society in Botswana. Your
emphasis on community-
oriented educaton, espec
ially in terms of relevantn
experience in the human
and social sciences is
particularly impressive.
Like our own development-
plan in Botswana, it is
designed to involve your
people in multi-culture
environment, and encour
age blacks to follow Courses
of study and work which
will bring forth from
Livingstone College effec
tive and productive citizens
in a multi-cultural society.”
rnntinued from Page 3 At the conclusion of his
address. Ambassador
Oontinued frem
person'...self reliant with a
stron gsense of human
dignity, and prepared to
play his own part in the
symphony of society.”
"Bishop Hood and Dr.
Price would indeed be
proud,” he continued, "to
know that Dr. Livingstone’s
name and ideals as well as
their own, have been
maintained, strengthened,
and even extended, across
the seas, perhaps by my
presence here at your
invitation and certainly by
the word I intend to carry
back to my country about
your college.
Spirits
Work is pleasant this week. A long lunch hour
can bring a new.acquaintance into your circle of
friends.
frrors seem to pop up all over the place. Tty as yw
will, nothing seems to go right. Grit your teeth, it
can't last forever.
You've strived hard and long and finolly all this has
come to a head. Recognization Is at hand!
We humans have our weaknesses. Unfortunately, this
week you seem to forget it and make no allowance
for a friend.
Things have come full cycle. You shine brightly and
are actnlred by friends and foes alike.
Competition get's tough. All's fair In love ond wo,.
Your practicol side will see you through.
Your handling of personnel Is commended by your
superiors. Piscean people are attuned to others
and can anticipate reactions.
Shaw To Sponsor Black Film
ate in psychology. "Among
the Spirits” is a report on
the findings of that
research.
Howard Higgins is a
former Dean of Emerson
College, Boston, and head
of the Division of Psychol
ogy and Education. For
three terms he was
President of the Interna
tional Platform Association.
He is the retired manager
of the Eastern Division,
Redpath Concert and Lec
ture Management. He is
the author of “Influencing
Behavior Through
Speech,” a college text
book on the psychology of
persuasive speech.
Dambe prsented his
country's flag to President
F. George Shipman. The
black and blue colors, of the
Botswana standard, are
also the colors of Living
stone College.
The Botswana statesman
was presented a key to the
Johnson, a sophomore from
Salisbury, fourth prize.
There are 19 overseas
students enrolled at Living
stone, 10 of whom are from
Africa. Three are from
Sierre Leone, two each
from Ghana .and Liberia,
and one each from the
Gambia and India.
Other program partici
pants included the Rev.
Michael Ellis, Farris Kelly.
Miss Deshera Mack, Mrs.
Glenda Davis, and Dr.
Walter L. Yates. Mrs. Abna
Aggrey Lancaster. Inter
national Day Committee
chairperson, presided.
Helps Shrink
Swelling Of
Hemorrhoidd
Tissues
caused by inflanuBati^a
essay contest were Vardry Doctors have found a medicition
L. Spencer, a junior from that in many cases gives ptompt.
High Point, first prize; temporary relief from pain anJ
. „ , ^ n 1 burning itch m hemorrhoid*!
Miss Barbara C. Mclver, a it actually help*
freshman from Jackson- shrink swelling of these tissue*
ville, second prize; Kelfala caused by inflammation. '
M. Kallon, a sophomore
No prescnption is needed toi
from Sierre Leone, Africa, pj-gparation H. Ointment of
third prize; and Miss Sylvia suppositories.
city by Salisbury mayor,
William C. Stanback.
Welcoming the amabassa-
dor were Kelfala Kallon,
representative of the over
seas students; Miss Tressia
Blount, president of the
Livingstone student gov
ernment association; and
the Rev. James A. French,
representative of Hood
Theological Seminary.
Mrs. Mattie T. Lakin, a
member of the English
department faculty and
"poet laureate” of the
college, read an original
poem written for the
occasion entitled "What Is
The Answer?”
Recognized by students
of the college were Mrs.
Merriette C. Pollard, fresh
man program counselor;
and Mrs. Annie M. Pruitt,
financial aid officer.
Winners of the annual
RALEIGH- The Annen- critics which began April
berg Center of the 9-19. The series, entitled
University of Pennsylvania "On Black Film: A lecture
and Shaw University is and Film Series,” was
sponsoring a series of. opnceii^ed and directed by
lectures and films by black Oliver Franklin, director of
filmmakers, authors, and
Elected
Qmtinued Fran Page 5
Spruiel, Business, Sum-
merfield, N.C.; Mary
Sneed, Special Education,
Bethel, N.C.; Reba Turner,
Mathematics, Atlanta, Ga.;
and Angela Wilson, Cloth
ing and Textiles, Greens
boro, N.C.
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the Special Projects Depart
ment of the Annenberg
Center.
The series is designed to
intorduce the study of film
to black college students
who have little exposure to
film; to develop a critical
and articulate audience for
the expanding group of
contemporary black film
makers; and to establish a
relevant educational and,
cultural format for raising
the collective film con
sciousness of college-
educated black Americans.
Other participating insti
tutions in the project are
Virginia Union University,
Richmond, Va; Voorhees
College. Denmark, S.C;
Morris Brown College,
Atlanta, Ga; and Talladega
College, Talladega. Ala.
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