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WEEK OF DEC. 5*11
When you took to 11m heavens from whanoo oometh our help, for
■ora yon EaglttaHaua teal that now than any othor aodioal sign.
With this being your ooaooa of tho year and ter sure should your
natal day teHin this teraoael period you should hel the prssenoe
:• bringing you a sense of aoonrlty now. Perhaps tharo has boon some
unaspaotad ohangaa in plana that you for anro thought wora a aura
thing. However, Jnat remember that It wont bo too long before
things wlU begin to go book la ordor as planned. With tho planot
Meroury retrograde In your alga now this yoar ter thoaa of you bom
during this time of tho yoar may teal that you aro watching a rarun
on TV 5ar yonr Uh nay taka that appoaraaoo. Hold test to your
drooius and have a good yoar for this truly is your biassing time. It’s
all In tho stars.
ARIES
March U-April 20
Wall, Arias, for whatever it is worth, things are going to turn out all
right after all. Lode for opportunities to show up from the past that you just
know would never pan out. Romance on the horizon like an old lover may
surface again.
TAURUS
April 11-May SI
Whan you look to thoaa in authority you find that things will be okay
after all. The easygoing nature of yours will help in any situation that may
arise (unexpected). Seams like you did this before and for sure this time fore
warned is forearmed.
GEMINI
MsyaWuasU
Whan others play an important role in your life is it any wonder that
things may either go straight forward or you may have to take two steps
backward? However, you are the flexible one and with your planet Mercury
retrograde opposite you in Sagittarius, this may be easier than you think.
Just stay in the flow and all will be all right.
CANCER
June tS-July 28
They say that an idle mind is the devil’s workshop. Remember with the
moon your ruler you may have to watch those moments and don’t let others
influence you into their way of thinking... think for yourself. So what if you
change your mind every other day? Smile.
LEO
July 25-Aug. 29
Follow your intuition and things will go all right Ife only when you stop
and think that you find that things go wrong. You have a good mind and for
sura with Mercury in Sagittarius trining you, your processes should be in
good working order. Perhaps you will have to join forces with your partners
over eome venture that you assumed you could swing by yourself.
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VIRGO
Aug. 14 Sept 82
The best-laid plans could take a turn for the better should you just
realise that this is your time to reflect on the mai\y decisions that can come
to you through divine inspiration and not logics Your planet Mercury is
maUngyou reorganise and that's not suchabadidea after all. Stay flexible.
LIBRA
8ipt.aS-Oet.S3
When things era not going exactly like you would like and it is far sure
that is what you an Baling now, Libra, remain in a state of calmness and
don’t 1st yourself gat caught up in any negative thought patterns. Remain
patient with all and things will turn out after all just like you want them to.
SCORPIO
Oet.S4-Nov.aa
When you keep a good attitude, this will help you in the long run be more
understanding of yourself and others when you have to take time out and
refloat an the past or Mining events. Avoid an attitude of resistance and
things will flow just like you want them to.
SAOITTAXIUS
89*4900# Hi
Happy natal day to the moot beauifUl sodieal signs in the iodise. For
sura with the sir ofoonoom as to whaft nestln your world, you will And this
year busing one of wondering why am I here? and what is this all about?
However, with ldersury going direct shortly after your natal day, things will
toko a turn tor the bettor and this will help you understand how perhaps
others have mads it in ths past when the odds Just didn't look favorable,
Hang in there and make this your best year over. Have a good one.
CAPRICORN
DostaMaauflO
Tour visions of what is coming may bs right on target, however don't
allow ths gloom and doom to taka over your attitude just because things Just
dent balance out like you think they should. Remember that your Insight
iskeen when you allow the holistic view tooome into place. However, tunnel
vision will not allow you to grew. Hang onto the past only tor what it allows
you to view the ftigura in an optimistic way.
AQUARIUS
Jan. Sl-Feb. IS
This week can find you feeling like things are going off haywire and
helter-skelter. However, you will find that the things of the past that helped
you grow (experiences) will help you ride through this situation that may
come up to throw you off-center. Remain optimistic and your views befcome
reeourceftil and productive.
PISCES
Feb. 19-March 90
As the week progresses, you will find yourself feeling mucu more secure
about what all these changes have been about. Don't for one minute allow
fear to creep up and take you off-center. Your confidence is there and has
been all the time. Just remain focused on your overall goals and that is to
serve happily and securely. Be happy, don’t worry.
Bleasinge to aU yon wonderful, beautiful stars.- Have you ever
thought about yourself as the star you are? From this moment on,
remember you aro a shining star and this season of the year with
preparation tisra ahead tor the season, bo holy and remember you
are a great star-.
Remember to star tuned every day to It's AU in the Stars" on
WLLB-AM »T0 on your radio dial, 10-41 an, and WAUG-TV gg
every Monday at 7 pun. Also, listen every Wednesday at 10:30 amt.
oa Cable TV Channel 10, Raleigh. Have a groat week.
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DEBUTANTE QIIEEN-Congratulations to Miss Brooke Asholey GartroH, 1991
Quoon of the annual Debutante Bad, sponsored by the Alpha Theta Omega
Chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Brooke, along with 43 other beautiful
young ladles warmed the hearts of parents, relatives, and friends last Friday
availing, Nov. 29,1991 as they won presented to society at the Raleigh Civic
Center during the sorority’s 54th Annual Debutante Bad. (See story)
PERFORMANCE AWARD—Fi
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Manufacturing Co., Inc., in
financially depleted and forced to cease operations.
USDA Expands Program
With U.S. Black Colleges
BY LARRY A. STILL
Capitol Hill Nem
WASHINGTON, D.C.-Strong
partnership efforts between tha U.S.
Dapartmant of Agriculture and 17
predominantly black land-grand
collagaa and universities must ba
expanded, Charles R. Hilty, associ
ate deputy director of agriculture,
declared here during a two-day
■ympoeium of the 100-year-old insti
tutions.
Officials of the 17 1890 Land
Grant institutions established by
Congress, with the USDA, met to
analyze the progress made since the
partnership with historically black
colleges and universities was forged
at a similar symposium in Nash
ville, Tenn. in 1988.
Representatives of the govern- r
ment and the institutions also con
vened to plan the next steps needed
to strengthen the HBCUs during the
current debate over continuing gov
ernment support to the institutions
formerly segregated by federal and
state laws. Hilty said the USDA
needs a strong partnsrship with the
17 HBCUs to most the agricultural
challenges and opportunities of the
next century, including the need for
a diverse workforce.
The first USDA/1990 symposium
in the 100-year-old program, three
years ago, resultedin several recom
mendations to strengthen the part
nsrship and significant progress has
been mads toward implementing
those recommendations, Hilty said.
He cited the establishment of USDA
offices staffed with liaisons at each
of the 17 campuses; increased USDA
finding to tits 1890 Institutions,
Including# capacity building grants
program; a summer intern program
for students at the schools and
greatly increased usd of the federal
excess pars nal property programs
for the 1890 HBCUs.
Hilty said the goals of the sympo
sium sure to develop specific strate
gies and recommendations to far
ther enhance the institutions and
expand their involvement in the
delivery of USDA programs, as well
as increase the number of minority
students majoring in agricultural
sciences, forestry and related fields.
“Finding ways to increase agricul
tural exports, developing new uses
for agricultural products, solving
environmental problems and pro
viding sound nutritional education
for all citizens are just a few of the
challenges and opportunities which
face us," the director said. "The agri
cultural community needs the crea
tive and innovative talents of a di
verse workforce to successfully meet
the challenges.”
The 17 colleges and universities,
known collectively as the 1890 Insti
tutions based upon lthe 1890 Morrill
Act which authorised states to es
tablish land-grant colleges and uni
versities for black students, are:
Alabama A&M Univsrsity,
Huntsville; Alcorn State University,
Lorman, Miss.; the University of
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Arkansas at Pina Bluff; Delaware
State College, Dover, Florida A&M
University, Tallahassee; Fort Val
ley (Ga.) State College; Kentucky
State University, Frankfort; Lang
ston (Okla.) University.
Also, Lincoln University, Jeffer
son City, Mo.; the University of
Maryland-Eastern Shore, Princess
Anne; North Carolina AAT State
University, Greensboro; Prairie
View A&M University, Texas; South
Carolina State College,
Orangeburg; Southern University
and Agricultural and Mechanical
College, Baton Rouge, La.; Tennes
see State University, Nashville;
Tuskegee University, Tuskegee,
Ala.; and Virginia State University,
Petersburg.
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winners by tho National Council of
English Teachers.
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