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February 14, 1993 - Image 6

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Michigan Citizen, 1993-02-14

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Film And L etur
Th Pan-African Studen
U) ho Afri n-
. tory month Ii
. th fi1rm and ectures. A
colm X (El H n
. FJ S ). be held
Friday, February 19 t 7. p.m.
t yflower Bap . t Church.
The program ill feature a film
and a lecture by P ASU 0 cial
al r Stewart.
F bruary 23 will mar th
Maloolm X Symposium t WSU
at 6:00 p.m. in the Student Center
Building. The program will in­
clude Malcolm's legacy and the
struggle for Pan-AfricaniSm.
Africa : A Summit Con-
ference will be held Thursday,
F bruary 24, at 6:00 p.m.
Speakers will include Detroit
Community members, Univer-
ity m mbers, and representatives
from Somalia. 1be program will
be held in the Student Center
Building.
A Tribute To Malcolm X will
be on Friday, February 26 at the
Insti tute of African-American Art
in the ew Cen r Area at 7:00
p.m. The program will feature a
film and lecture period.
For additional information on
these events, call 869-8383.
ember hlp tin�
The League of Women
Voters, Detroit chapter, will hold
its general membership meeting
Saturday, February 27, at th In­
ternational Institute, 70 Kirby.
For more information, call 3-
8683.
Film festival
The lincoln Branch of the
Detroit Public Library will
present Bl:ck History film fes­
tival Saturday, Feruary 13, at 1:30
p.m. The library will feature
"Black American Odyssey", parts
1, 2, & 3: For more information,
call 876-0135.
Art E bit
Works of African and
African-American artists.
selected from the Moses Ander­
son collection will be on exhibit
in the Library Wing Exhibit Gal­
lery of Madonna University. Ad­
mission is free. Call 591-5170.
By r Id m th
- Lead rship D v lopm nt by
challenging the tudent to take
charge, learn problem olving and or­
ganizational kills.
_.:. Vocational Understanding by
ffi!lking m m rs aware 0 the many
reer opportuniti in the area of
marketing, mere ising am manage-
ment
- Social Intelligence, understanding
th Importance of human relatio in all
pees of life.
- Civic Corscieneeress instills the
importance of community service.
Tbe DECA program is specifically
�esigoo1 for students enrolled in �
on program that
cl m theory with a year
rative work tudy, fi ld tri ,
1 adership conferen ,competitive
career cornpendors local mmunity
rvi aOO colle hoi hips.
The Mumford High DECA Chap r
has ted tbe chall OS to infonn �
community of the many nefits of
mark ting education aoo � DECA pro­
gram. It provides. tbe over 7 members
in the Detroit Publi h ls with kills
to en r the j market, higher education
or th.'
the P id nt of our chap r I want
to guide aOO help motivate our mem r­
hip to " all they can ".
During National DECA Week our
chap r will be making presentations
about the goals of DECA to: hools,
civic organizations and community
groups. Working togeth rwe can be uc­
cessful, contributing members of our
community. DECA, an iation of
marketing students is U¥! springboard
that will get us tbere,
Gerald Smith, Mumford OECA
president with Fredrick E.
Zachary, National DECA presi­
dent.
Gerald Smith, president, Tajuana Washington, , vice president, Damian
SpruirI, vice president, Ahisha Peay, secretary, Vasa Hili, treasure,
Byron Evans, report r and Damon Thompson, parlimentarian.
Bv Ihe time
the fool ha '\
learned tlu:
game, Ihe
players ha, 'C
dispersed.
xlbltion features Blacks inthe performing art
DETROIT - The E. Azalia Ha kl Y
Collection of egro Music, Dance and
Drama at the Detroit Public Library i
celebratin its 50th anniversary this year
with an exhibit on the third t1 r of the
Main Libraiy. The exhibit runs through
March 20 at the library, 1 ted at 52 1
W ard Avenue in the ruv rs1l'
Cul turd} Center Area.
Item ranging [rom
phot graphs and/or prog
greats as Hattie McDanief Katherine
Dunham, Eubie Blake and Margaret
Bonds, to ld play bills, Carl Van Vech­
ten photographs of Geor e Shirley,
James Weldon Johnson and Le ntyne
Price, and old Motown rec rds vers are
on display. The flam yam J phinc
Baker and early Micha 1 Jackson arc
represented as well as the Detroit dance
troupe, the Rod Rogers Dance Company.
Fifty years ago the Detroit Musicians
Associati n donat d to th Detroi t Pu lie
Library a 'collection of e rc m ic as a
memorial to Azalia Ha k y. a f rrner
Detroit musician." This donation cam
the core of the E. Azalia Hackley Collec­
tion, part 0 the MVSic' and Performing
Arts Department of the Library, which
now contain many rare book,
manuscripts and archive of African
American perf?rming artis ts.
GREAT! I SEE YOU'RE DRESSED
AND READY TO GO OUT FOR P1ZZA.
2
AD, TR Y. I HI
The I exhibit is open during library
hours of Tuesday, Thursday, Friday. nd
Saturday. 9: a.m. - c:.� p.m , and
Wednesday 1-9 p.m.
For more inti rmation on tbe exhibit
r the E. Azalia Hackley Collection J. I
M i and Performin Depart-
1
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�ES;t;.F,ti� C�: (1). -
Match F b 10,
1993
Lotto Ticket
Lena Horn and Bill Robinson in
"Stormy Weather" (1934).
If you do not allow'
a friend to get.a
nine you yourself
will never get a ten.'

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