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Self-Study Planned At A&T m GREENSBORO - A&T College will conduct a college-wide self-analysis during the coming academic year. Plans for the project were outlined by Dr. Glenn F. Ran kin, dean of instruction, on Tuesday at a meeting of A&T deans, department heads and administrative officers The QUALITY WATCHES BOSSE / JEWLERS THE h LARGEST Jlk 49.95 STOCK OF EfiKMp NAME CHOICE OF BRAND W WHITE OR WATCHES •|U YELLOW IN RALEIGH Bj Two Stores 129 Fayetteville St. 401 Fayetteville St. Open Friday Sitei * WUBWBSIffIWWI foke. r utf ’% ¥ ; 4 p. THINK 81G...8UY BIG...SAVE BIG! Get more refreshment for your money with Coke in big sizes! That's how to think big in an economic way. Think big in a practical way, too. With Coca-Cola in big sizes you always have plenty on hand. That counts big with your family and guests. Ice-cold Coca-Cola has the taste you never Bottled under the authority of The Coca-Cola Company by: THE CAPITAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING. CO OF RALEIGH meeting marked the beginning of a series of sessions, a part of the Pre-Session Faculty- Staff Institute. Dr. Rankin said changes which have taken place at the college and In the region and Increasing demands on higher education make periodic and critical examinationimpor tant. Among other reasons listed which make the self study ne cessary were: A growing en rollment, increased demands on the college by many publics, the election of two presidents within the past six year, the established need for a compre hensive review of the philos ophy, objectives and long-range needs of the college, changes In regional and national condi tions affecting higher education and the current demand in the State for reassessment of the aims and programs of all State supported colleges and bran ches of the State university. Dr. Lewis C. Dowdy, pre sident of the college, said that the project had been approved both by the A&T Trustee Board and by the faculty and that a full time executive secretary is to be appointed to cooi dinate the study. He announced that com mittees are to be appointed shortly. ‘CUT EXEMPTIONS’ NEW YORK- The federal le gislation unit, Association of the Bar of the Ci’y of New York ’ms urged that the number of exemptions in the housing pro vision of the 1066 Civil Rights Bill be reduced. Supporting the rights Mil, the unit found fault with the exclusion from of the typical homeowner in the sale or rental of his home. get tired of . . always refreshing. That’s why things go better with Coke .. . after Coke . . after Coke. Think big next time you shop. Pick up several cartons of Coca-Cola in big sizes . and save big' END POVERTY -- Chicago: One of a small group of marchers picketing the home of Mayor Richard Daley here Sept. Bth wears i s lirt “hid reads on its back “End Poverty, give me ten dol lars.” (UPI PHOTO). Red Cross Offering Opportunity Your Red Cross is offering individuals and families in Wake County the opportunity to show in a tangible way that they are solidly behind our fighting men in Vietnam, according to David R. Cockman, Chairman of the Wake County Chapter. “We want to make this Christmas a memorable one for servicemanin Vietnam. To make certain that there won't be any “forgotten” U. S. ser vicemen in Vietnam on Christ mas Day, the Red Cross pro poses to distribute ‘ditty’ bags filled with small gifts for every man or woman on duty there,” Mr. Cockman said. He explained that a ditty bag is a small, easily-made bag, given to the serviceman to hold his personal gear, such as shav ing equipment, usually some letters from home, etc. In order to assure success, the American National Red Cross is asking the local Red Cross chapters throughout the United States to secure and fill 360,000 of these ditty bags, "2,000 of them from the ten states in Southeastern Area, 900 from Wake County. Individuals and organizations interested in participating with thousands of others In making certain there won’t be a “lone some Joe” in the U. S. Forces in Vietnam on Christmas morn ing should call the Wake County Chapter, American Red Cross, immediately for details. Bennett Staff To Include f New Members GREENSBORO Announce ment of nine additional faculty members at Bennett College was made this week by Dean Chauncey G. Winston. The Rev. Peter Addo, a native of Ghana, has been named dir ector of religious activities and instructor in religion. He is a graduate of Allen University, with the M. S. from Atlanta University and a master of re ligious education from the In terdenominational Theological Center, Atlanta. Mrs. Lucy M. Brashear, a native of Bellevue, Ohio, who is a doctoral candidate at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, will teach English. She holds the A. B. and M. A. degrees from the University of Florida at Gainesville. Part time instructor in English will be John W. Daniel, a native of Richmond, V.a., and a graduate of North Carolina State Univer sity at Raleigh. Teaching biology will be Lloyd M. Harris, of Decatur, Ala., a graduate of Tuskegee Institute with the M. S. from the University of Illinois. Ma thematics will be taught by Ed die C. Paramore, of Baton Rouge, La., who is a graduate of Morehouse College with the M. S. from Atlanta University. Also from Atlanta University will be Arun Lai, a native of India, who is a candidate for the M. B. A., to teach business ed ucation. Completing the group will be two India Exchange teachers— Mr. Kazimi, in philosophy and Mrs. M. R. lakshamma, math ematics, both from Maharanl’s College at Bangalore. PROTESTS VOWED MILWAUKEE- Demonstrat ions against public officials be longing to segregated private clubs will be expanded all over the Midwest, NAACP officials have announced-in West Vir ginia, Kentucky, Wisconsin, and Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, and Illinois. According to William H. Hardy, midwest NAACP field Id secretary, the campaign will be particularly directed at the Fraternal Order of Eagle*-, which does not allow N<>gro members. HURRY! LAST 3 DAYS Hudson-Belt SIsfMMWRSARY SALE! LlMrmTlp SALE! SAVE MORE BY THE BOX AU FAVORITE STYLES THOSE MARVELOUS-FITTING BARELEG SEAMLESS Plain, run-resistant mesh, twin threads with double thread projection. Miracle-fit Cantrece,* Junior stretch for the petite ana teen miss. 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