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DETROIT The next broadcast will in-
Dy Ro volve the First Annual Blac
HIGHLAND PARK - Im- Managers Forum, a live
aginegreatpeoplefromallparts videoconference for Blac
of the ancient work talking managers, their bosses and their
together and exchanging ideas _ colleagues, It'will be held Wed­
- the African/Egyptian king nesday January 18, 1989, the
Iknaten, one of the first to con- week of Dr. Martin Luther
ceive of one God, the Hebrew King's birth�y, from 3-5 p.m.
prophet Isaiah, the Greek Involved m the program are
Pagan philOsOpher Plato, the Black managers, manag�ment
Chinese Confucius, the semi- 0 consultants an� professionals I �te.
legendary Indian Chief w�o h�ve made �portant c:oo- _oh, \�\:
Hiawatha. Would you like 'to t�lbut1o�s to ��Ir orgamza- 1f U (\ � O\}t
listen into the conversation and tions, while building successful 0 � �'� � 0'" e�'g. 0\ i 0
find out what they are saying? ��eer� in major corporations, � \. o� C � \. ';;1 '-
Co�����) c:=� ���I;=le�e �����n, :� X\ �t\ u .\ .. � ve t"e '0
students and non students alike producer of business news -� � J l��
the opportunity to do something stories for the American Busi- �. (\' \). � ",3 LATE REGISTRATION:
like that on todays issues. ness Network, a cable news net- \ � � � 0 ·1 2
Than to a $1,000 grant work run by the u.s. Cham�r � � � � \ \l J Jan. 17 thru 29 - 9 am tl pm
,from the Michigan Association ofCo�erce,JohnW .. Aldrich, CO ��� t\ "e Uan. 4 & 25 - 12-7 pm
, of Community Colleges, Prc:sldent of Aldrich As- . • ,,0- Jan 26 _ 9 am _ 2 pm
H.P.C.C. has bought a satelite sociates., a human resou.rce L..;.----....;.;.. • ..;.;..�----------------------�_:_--_t
dish to pick up transmissions of development firm, F10yd Dick-
conferences, where people can ens, Jr., a management co�ult- The p rsul·' of quall·ty e' ducat,·on
speak to each others about dif- a�t and � former a�socI� e U
ferent issue from different dl�e�t�r In the Engineeridg for all people is a pr,·,or,·ty,
parts of the �try. Dlv�slon of ,:roct�r and _
These video conferences are Ganible, Jacq�line Dickens; a
not available either on regular Ma_ster of So.clal .Work from a t High I a n d Park
or cable T.V. or at any other Ohio State Un�erslty �d Duo�-
community college in the ley Powell, Assistant VIa: Presi- Community College
Detroit area, but H.P.C.C. will dent of �um� Resources for
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to watch such conferences free mercial DIVISIOn. . .
of charge. . Among the things discussed
Those interested should call will be .
Calvin Trent, Director of - �ar� the rules of .the
Management, Information and game and playmg the!D to WID.
- Unde r stan ding your
strength and weakness and
planning your career.
- Improving your personal
image.
- Attitudes, emotions, be­
haviors and job skills that help
you get to the top.
- Geiting support from
others, both Black people and
white.
- Practical methods for
communicating and working ef­
fectively, when different races
work together at all levels.
State honors
top scoring
HP students
Twenty-four Highland Park
students received certificates of
recognition from the Michigan
Department of Education for
scoring 100 percent on the
Michigan Educational Assess­
ment Program reading and
mathematics tests given earlier
this school year.
The honorees, by school:
Highland Park Community
High School: D Johnson.
Barber: Oli Gordon.
Cortland: Chantel Ful-
'ghum, Stephen Moseley,
Ronald Oliver, L keisha
Turner, Cheri Ward, David
West. .
Ferris: Carl Austin, Er t
Heal, Marcu Goram, Delano
M tt , Christina Perry.
Liberty: M ish Davis,
Dr dley Grim,n, Sb Hunley,
ul nda Littles, nte Lyle ,
Latric itchell, Carla eal s,
Latoya Talton, Arcooi Tate,
haunda Thom s, aria
Y r.
Learn how to turn
around City Hall
By ROD Seigel f
DETROIT- A meeting will held showing ac-
tive and concerned citizens how four community or­
ganizations were able to work with local agencies to
get necessary changes in public policies. Those
relating their experiences are from the United Com­
munity Housing Coalition, Core City Neighborhood,
North Woodward Common, and the Action Ballot
Proposal "N' Committee.
The meeting will be held from 6:15 - 8:45 p.m.
Wednesday January 18 in the Explorer Room of the
Detroit Public Library on Woodward and Kirpy. For
more information, call the Neighborhood Service
Organization, one of the sponsors, at (313) 341-3&59.
Producers suggest the
broadcast can help white super­
visors "promote workplace
teamwork" between people of
different races, so that the entire
organization can benefit, "un­
derstand some of the workplace
challenges faces by Black
managers" and learn steps both
sides can take �to relieve pres­
sures and reduce obstacles."
Improve your earnlnq power
with one of our career programs:
A. Career Programs
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edical Assistant
ecdeal OffiCI Assistanto
S cretan
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Child Development
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Surg� Tlchno�
Rlspi ry Therapy
Uc n d Practic Nursing
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Drafting T echnnlogy
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Indu trial an gement
B. College Transfer courses
We'll help you fit learning into your life
and budget through our Student Services:
financial Aid-Scholarships- Loans
fully Accredited
I Liberal Arts- Transfer Programs
Pre-Professional Programs
Place-Cooperative Program
Appro ed for Veterans
Student Parking Available
Tutoring Counsefing Services
Career Training Programs
Vocational Technical Programs
Counseling and Career Planning
, Child Care Available
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