Upcoming Even
20
WSU CHEDULE
OF EVENTS FOR
BHS
MONDAv FEBRUARY 19 -
Pr ••• nt.tlon by African
American ts dir cted by
Patrici. Col man-Burn • Lec
turer esp.m.. .berry B. SCB
TueSQAY FEBRUARY 20 -
Pr ••• nt.tlon by Afrlcn
American ts continued
1p.m .• Am _. sea
WeDNESDAY FEBRUARY
21.. - Anthony Ingram - -Black
'story • Force for Student
Motivation· 7p.m,. lberry A.
SCB . .
THIflSOAY EEBBUBy 22 -
Lyn - -Th. Hstory of th
Civil Right L glst.tlon in
Arne tnd. RNxamI on
of Afftnn.tlv ActIon: 1n8-
1_
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY
28;.
Alvin Aubert
)(am Wilson Carti r
T Onwu.me
Eug.ne B. R.dmond -
-Legacy d rature in the
African hn rlcan Continuum-
7:00p.m., Am. B. McGregory
mori Confer nee Cent r
The see ( ng
IocIMd • �1 G ThUd
end Kifby. CalI5n·2321.
CHINISTS STRIKE
-Ar Annual Celebration of
Work.,. Solid rity nd th
On. Y Ann aaty of th
achinJltl Strike .t E m
Airt n. • on MARCH 2 t 7:30.
Ev nt will be held at UAW
174.6495W. W rren.located
aotte 2 bl W. of Uvernoi .
$10. Call 946-5335.
PUBUC FORU
-Econom c and Poli 'cal In
justice in Northern Ireland
todaY'i th ubject SU DAY.
MARCH 4 at 2p.m. in the
library of th idw t Labor In
stitute for Social Studi s at
2641 W. Grand Blvd. Call 875-
5790.
NAACP
Youth Md College
or..em. NatIon.! Mr. &
NAACP Freedom Fund and
mber p ContMt. DEAD-
U E FRIDAY. MARCH 9.
Can 8I!i7 - 71 rr or 385-8530 ..
1910 AACP
·ee brity 'lIion r • Party
SATURDAY. MARCH 10
8:30p.m. - 1 :3Oa.m. at Th.
Rooatertail- No the Foot of
que Dr. $25. Call 963-17S0.
A NIVERSARY
. DINNER
MAAH's 25th anniv.rsary
cel.bratlon .nd dinner.
SATURDAY. MARCH 17 in the
Riverfront Ballroom of CobO
Hall. $SO. Call 833-9800. •
SCHOlARSHIP
BE EFIT .
Parents High School
Scholarship Committee
pre.ent. the Sixth Annual
Scholarship Ben. t FRIDAY.
MARCH 30 6:30 - 10:00 p.m. at
Mercy College Conf.r.nc
Cent r, 8200 Wftt Out r Drive
at Sou fi Id/Exp(easway. $25 .
tax d dcutible. Deadlin. for
tick FRIDAY. MARCH 23.
ONGOING
DO ESnC VIOLENCE
Th Women's Justice Center
has speak rs available to
.provide information about
dom stlc violence to com
munity. church and chool
groups. Call 921-3902.
WORKSHOP
Learn the Sa e Techniq to
th art of African mov m nt.
Adult C1 s: Mon- Thur from
7 -9pm/Children CIa s: Sat.
from z-sprn. Jo ph Walker
WI Comm CAn • �
Rosa P"ar SlY. & Euchcr 00
491-5210.
TZHEI ERtS
ASSOCIATIO
Family support group will
meet at St. Cecilia's Rectory at
10400 Sto pel. near Grand
River nd Livernois.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 25.
1990 .t 7:00 p.m. Call Betty
Help Africare Help
• Africans till go hungry.
• Africans still need more water.
• Africans still go without health care,
• Africans still need emer'�ency assistance
• In short, Africans still need you! .
Please ... help Africare help.
Make your generous gift todav.
Yes! I want to Nhelp Afrie re help."
Enclosed is my gift of:
o $25 0 $50 0 $ 100 0 $500 0 $ __ (specify other)
AME: --------
ADDItESS:_.;.._ --'- _
CITY: STATE: ZJP: __
Africare
AI ;care HouSe
4L.O R St , N.W.
W�ington, D.C. 20077-0080
133-0327. nga
on FOURTH THURSDAY of
.each month at 7:00.
p_
� m the SECOND
'('( MONTHlY at St.
the • Espl copal Church.
Holbrook and Woodward,
Pr nt I 81zabeth
Parker and Ch r of Program
m Comm' I Sybil Ken
nedy.
ORGA IZATION OF
TE TS
Th. general memb rship
m •• tlng of the Detroit Or
g Iz 'on of Tenants Is h Id
THE SECOND SATURDAY of
EACH MONTH at 11am-1 pm
at th United Community
Hou ng Coalition Office; 47
East Adami. Second Floor.
Call 983-3299.
CA YOU HELP?
FAIENDS SCHOOL
Friend School in Detroit
.k former students and
teachers for event cel brating
th 25th Founding Anniversary
of the school In the fall. 1990.
Can 259-6722 or nd your
name and current ddres to
1100 St. Aubin. 0 trolt, MI
48207.
PARTNERS NEEDED
Help w( articl for promo
tional p cke • make phone
call to pro pective donors. or
organize a group of volunt rs
for th Channel 56 Aution.
JUSnCE CENTER
Women's Ju tic Center
need valunt r' to work with
shelt.red women and
ch dren. Call Kristin or Gayl
at 921-3902.
DAVENPORT
COLLEGE
The Davenport Colleg.
Alumni office I log n
of w
rently on umnl
attended or grad om
The University of Grand
Rapids. Oa nport Institu e, or
o venport Coli of au in
and would like to receive
quarterly publications, pt ase
call th Alumni Office on th
Grand Rapids campus at (616)
451-3511 or (800) 632-9569.
YOUTH ASSISTANCE
-A 8ridg To Th Future. - - A
neighborhood bas d deli
qu ncy prevention program
operating in cooperation with
juvenile court. police. school
nd famili to be. fit th I-
fare of youth . To volunt r or
for more inform on call srr-
8280.
LE
RES PO SIBIUTY
ew Detroit's -Project MR"
ha be.n developed to
re ape t n gati attitud I
and low s If-est em among
young minority males. n
tors or stud nt may express
their inter st In th proj ct by
lcalling New Detroit at 496-2000
or wr' Alan Tumpin. pro ct
director C/o Detroit, Inc.
One Kennedy Square. Suite
1000 Detroit, ·ch. 48226.
BE A FOSTER FAMILY
Fo t r famili s n ded for
. ns taken out of th ir n tural
homel, from abuse and·
neglect. Reimbur m nt over
S600 a month per child. One
non-wortcing par nt needed in
family. Call Jud on Center
443-5000,
munlty on ·Und.ratandlng
AJzhelmer's 01 •••••• nd
S.v.r. M.mory Lo .. • on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 24
from 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. Park
United Church. 14
Cortland (Enter by the
Cortland door.)
TROY,
DECISIONS
PROGRA
Gre t Decision 1990 topics
program will be held on
WEDNESDAY'S from
FEBRUARY 28 - APRIL 18 at
Troy Publ c Ubrary from 7:15-
9:00p.m. Call 8izabeth Sh -
man 577-3468 or 577003453.
MSU Black Alumni pr
. ni r Loui Farrakhan at th
Michigan State Unlv rslty
Auditorium on SUNDAr.
FEBRUARY 18 at 6:00. Adml
sion is $4.50/students,
$6.00/ dults, $7.00/door. Tick
ets Avallabl At: Too Hot
Records and the Wh.rton
Cent r Shanora's.
..
Th Carr-Ae Planetat urn at
Muskegon Community Col
lege pr�s nt • -Life Beyond
Earth-. a fr program that wiN
show TUESDAY ning at 1
p.m. through TUESDAY
MARCH 27 at the Plan tarium
located on th MCC campus at
221 S. Quarterline Ad. Can
777-0289.
o EN STUDENTS .
The Community Servi Of
fice invite old r th n rage
r.turni� worn n tu nt. to
pMi ....
support group designed to ad
dress speical concern nd
needs as they pursu a college
education. Meetings are
scheduled for THE FIRST
TUESDAY of each month start
ing at 1:15 p.m. on campu .
Call (616) 777-0216 for more
information.
A UAL .
CO FERENCE
Th 36th Annual Conference
of th National Association of
Personnel Worker on
FEBRUARY 11-14, 1910 at the
HOward Inn.
PEN SYLVANIA
WRITERS'
WORKSHOP
Langston Hughe Summ r
Wri rs' Work op at Uncoln
Un' 'ty. Penn ytvani SUN
DAY JULY 15-21. 1990. Writ
The Langston .Hughe Sum
mer Writer ' Work hop, Un
coIn Univer Ity. P<A 19352.
(215) 932-8300
USEU S
- MOTOWN - 2&48 W. Grand
Blvd .• Detroft. 887-0091.
-GRAYSTONE JAZZ - 3000
E. Grand Blvd .• Detroft. 871-
0234.
- YOUR HE AGE HOUSE-
110 E. Ferry. Detroit. 871-1867.
187AFRICAN AMERICAN
HISTORY • 301 Fr.derlck
Doug • Detroit, 83M8OO.
-NATIONAL AFRICAN
AMERICAN SPORTS HALL OF
F. Open Monday-Friday. 9
to 5 on Floor. Wayne
21
_.
County Bldg. 800 Randolph.
Detroit
GAil ERIES
- FRONT ROOM GAlLERY -
41 E. Adam • Detroit.
-SHERRY WASHINGTON
GALLERY' - 'IIInd r Cen r,
Detroit, 555-BRUSH.
onthly
luncheon
Highland Par Chamber of
Commerce will hold its month
. Iy luncheon meeting on
Thursday February 22, 1990 at
. . 12:00 noon.
It will be held at the
American Legion Hall at 55
Victor in Highland Par M yor
Martha G. Scott will be the
Keyno e Speaker .
The cost of the luncheon is
$7.00. Please make reservation
in advance by calling 868-6420.
HISTORY
1
them American.
"The only true Americans
are (Native Americans)," El
Amin said. "All the rest of us are
just here visiting.
Thanking r p artists such as
Public Enemy, Boogie Down
Productions and the Jungle
Brothers, El-Amin aid they
were the students' new heroe .
"They have given us names,
places and dates," he sid.
"They're brought us from there
to here."
The school club h been
labelled prejudiced, El-Amin
ide
"They want you to believe
that if someone slaps you on the
Cace and call you a n----- that
you're suppose to turn the other
cheek. Why? So he can slap you
on the 0 her cheek?· he said.
"It's not racist if you only want
. the best Cor the people you love.
"Lawrence Patrie Jr. told stu
dents they mus correct their
behaviors, ere te ways of unity
and practice cooperative
economics.
"Thi . a continuous cau e," '
Patrick id, "We are till in
volv d in a struggle. We are in
mental lavery."
CONTEST
Standing Up for
Peace
PRIZES $100