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of Grad iUDJi(II
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me ale aDd dinner ill be
se� right after MorniDg Ser-
vice. •
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St. Luke Baptist Church.
Senior Choir will haw their AD­
ual D y SUDday, Se ember 17
t 3:00 p.m. Choirs of the city
are in . ed, Rev. I. off'ett·
. the host or .:
DID YOU 0 ... that ac­
cording to the boo hat's The
Difference: Ho Men And
Women Compare", omen c!y
five times more often than men
but, and this was a surprise,
55% of men said they cry at least
once mon
P.o. Box 035t50
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"There was a commJn
bond," says U. Governor Law nee
Douglas Wilder of Virginia, I
speaking of his colleg experi- '
ence. "We all knew who we're
. and where- e needed to go, and
. what we needed to· do. to get t ere."
Wilder, the nation's highest -r n -
, ing Black elected state official,
attributes that world-beating
attitude to the inspiring Tole
models he found at Virginia nion
University, one of Ameri as 1 c
colleges.
. In a atmosphere of igH
intellectual quality, young Do glas
Wilder disco ered what he ca Is,
"the hi gh po sibility of the .
individual." A d following in
tradition tha has produced
outstanding cholars, profes- .
sionals and public servants, he
went on to a brillant career as an
attorney, state senator and civic
activist. Is it any wonder that
though they enroll only 20° of .
Black college stud nts Black col­
leges p-roduc 40° of Blac colleg�
gradu tes?
When you're considering
colleges doesn't it make sense to
consi r the nes that educat d
achievers lik Lawrence Dougla
Wilder? Attending one could lead
to a great future.
A�eric 's Blac College
Are You Sm rt Enough To Go? .
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