Marygro Colleg will hold
83rd annual commencement
ceremony at 3 p.m. Dr. Ben Car
son will be the commencem n
pe er. Call 862-8000, ext. 578.
The Justice for Malice Gre n
Coalition will hold march a ainst
pollee brutality at Kennedy
Square, downtown at 2 p.m. Call
730-3577 for more information.
on. May 10
tthe Conety Branch Library,
Hispanic Children Services will be
offered at 1 :00. Call 898-2426.
oThe Duffield Branch Libr-ary
will hold a 4-H Club meeting at
3:30 p.m. Call 898-2424.
Tues. May 11
c:::JThe Lincoln Branch Library
presents its Travel Slide Series:
Vietnam, Cambodia, Loas: 1993
by Ann Swartout at 10 a. m. Call
876-0135. .
·Thurs. May 13
o Black Enterprise Magazine
brings its National En
trepreneurial Conference to the
Sheraton Hotel & Towers in Chi
cago, running through May 15.
Registration and intorrnation may
be obtained by calling 1-800-543-
,"
67�6.,
matron call (3 3) 6 7-477 .
addi ional inf rma ion, call (313)
8322904.
celebrate more th n a hart-e n
tury of cornrm m n to rt duca
tion wi h th ir 5 h Ann al 0 roit
Public Schools Student E hibl
tion, to b held the DIA April 4
to May 1
,Disco r ative America at
South Eastern Michlg n Indl ns'
5th Annual Int rnatronal Indian
Fair and P Wc:m qt a ornb
Community Colle For furtn r
Information. call (313)7 6 350.
,Mus egon Communi y Col
lege will hold Its Mayf , t, i ctud
ing a 5K r ce, golf tournam nt,
and a w me 's 18 nd ur der
thre on thr as etb: II tourna
m nt. For information, call (3 3)
777-0341.
, ::JOssie Davis, actor, writer, di
rector. produc r, Ie urer, and ac
tivist will appe r at a benefit
performance for Detrort Summer
'93 at the Majestic Theatre at 7
p m. Tick ts for the benefit per
formance are $10 for adults, $5
for students/youth/seniors. For
rec ptions and performance. tick
ets ar $25 adults, $10 stu
dents/youth/s niors. For
Announc
BI ck Expo
comp ti ion in dr ing, ceram
ics, mix d media, p inting, pho
tography, nd culpture. Entry
fee is 20. Student entry fee is
5. Call (317) 925-2702.
� Free training in modeling,
drama, vocal and movement ther
py with hands-on experience
nd cash ard upon completion.
For the physic lIy disabled ges
10 and up. Call Corporation for
Artistic Development at 579-
323.
..,Th Detroi Zoo i now op n
dally from 1 rn to 5 p. m. until
No ember 1 The Belle 1 I Zoo
is now op n d ily from 10 a.m. to
5 p. m. The Bell lsi Aquarium is
al 0 ope from 10 a. m. from 5
run
,The M tro-Detroit Alzhe
im r's Disea e Program of Sinai
Ho puat is now avail ble for peo
ple suffering from 'memory loss.
Services Include: rnedlcal-work
.rp, COUI) .lIn and' up ort. Tile
program I roc t (I i the Blum
berg- Prof 'ional BUilding of Si
nai Hos It81. C II 493-5343.
The Carr-Fles Planetarium
t Musk gon Community College
Will present a fr e program enti
tled 'Cosmic Cat strophes" every
Tuesday nd Thursday evening
at 7 p. m. through June 10. Call
the Muskegon Community Col
lege at 777-0289.
�h National Labor Council
( LC) Will , st I c:; nation I r un
Ion Jun 5 at Cobo Confer
e nc e/E tubiu on Center in
downt WIl Detroit. For more In-
formattor rail 0 V oore t 224
1 50.
The Michigan Community
Theatre Troupe is holding audi
tions every Saturday through
June 26 for upcoming musicals
and dramas. Actors, dancers,
singers, and musicians are called
to the Mayflower Theatre, 7301
Curtis at 1 p. m. Call 836-0780.
,Th D troit I nstitute of Arts
a d th Detroit P Iblic School
The Museum of African
American History is presenting
he exciting works of artist Ro
mare Bearden through an exhibi-
tion, "A Graphic Oddyssey:Ro
are Bearden as Printmaker".
or more iOftftlm ' tOn:! It 893-' J/'
BOP. ,
I n
l ..
Friends <aiBllmi��.iL..l�._a:
'Blues for Humanity '93 at Sully's,
featuring George Bedard, Howl
Ing Diablos, and Robert Jones
from 7 p.m. to 12 a.m. Tickets are
$16, $18 at the door. Call 58,-
6978.
(JCreative Express Theatre
Company presents its panorama
"to Black With Love"-a play that
takes thirty-five hundred years of
Black History into the Detroit Pub
lic School System. It is about the
Black Experience from 1500 B.C.
to 1990 A.D. "To Black With
Love" will be at Vandenberg Ele
mentary, 1500 Trojan, at 7:30
p.m. All performances are free.
OaIl491-0002.
Fri. May 14
a ·Steppin Out" written by Ri
cahrd Harris, will be performed by
the Troy Players through May 22
at 8 p.m. All performances will be
held at the Troy Community Cen
ter. Gall 879-1285 for additional
information.
Fri. May 15
Black Expo USA 1993
comes to Detroit at Cobo Hall and
runs through May 16. For booth
reservations for Detroit and other
cities, call Dorothe E. Riley-Green
at 358-;4277. '
.Sun. May 16
(]The Detroit Alumnae Chap-
r of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority,
Inc. presents Jabberwok '93 -
"The Best of Detroit" Benefit gala
at 4 p.m. at The Roostertail. The
gala will feature performances by
the finalists of the talent search,
live music, silent auction, live auc
tion, food stations, and dancmq.
Tickets are $50. For ticket Infor
mation call 553-3352.
Mon. May 17 J
e 39th Michigan Sports
Han of Fame Induction Ceremony
will be held at the Riverfront Ball
room, Cobo Center, at 6 p.m. In
ductees include Spencer
Haywood, Dave Hill, Harvey
Kueen, Bubba Smith, and Mlcki
King. Tickets are $75. For infor-
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PRl 34, has r leased 15
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igned a $100 million deal with
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Pai ley Park tudio will continue
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Prince i producing a reunion
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