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Page 8 The Panther August 25,1980 The ladies of AIpha Kappa AIpha Sorority, Inc. Alpha Pi Chapter Welcomes the Class of ’84 and invites you to join us in “Slimnastics Class” “A Health Committee Production” Every Tuesday at 6:30 - 7:30 (place to be announced) Young Film The film will be used by CETAfor public relations purposes. The script centers around three jobless youth who found aid through CETA. The Young Filmmakers, housed in the mass media center here at Clark, consisted of 31 participants including five youth staff members who worked along with Folkes and Harris. Participants included Vincent Woodard, 18, youth director, Tammy Scott, 19, unit manager, Lynette Stanley, 17, script as sistant, Elena Mola, 18, public from page 7 relations representative and Linda Brown, 18, production manager. Among the Young Filmmakers crew were several Clark College students including Alison Howard, film editor, Jody Mayfield, soundtrack composer and 1980 graduate ValerieOoyle, camera operator. Dr. Elias Blake, president of Clark College, Mr. Thomas Hamall, executive vice president of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, Deidre McDonald, producer of WXIA-School Without Walls program and Mr. Aaron Turpeau, director of CETA were speakers for the premiere. Entertainment was provided by members of the Atlanta Dance Theatre and Neisha Folkes, es tablished dancer and star of the movie “Fame.” The premiere of “Making It, On My Own” was proof that the youth of today can indeed make it on their own. Mel’s Philadelphia Italian Style Hoagie & Steak Shop 565 FAIR STREET (Next to University Cleaners) Welcomes All Students Rack To School With Our **Back To School” Special Open 11-7 MondaysThru Fridays^ We take phone-in orders. 524-3212 Watch for our new ‘Back To School’ Special Hours with this coupon FREE DRINK with the purchase of any sandwich 565 Fair Street Mel’s Philadelphia Italian Style Hoagie & Steak Shop 1906 1927 The Distinctive Men of ALPHA PHI CHAPTER CLARK COLLEGE invite you to . . . ‘SHAKE YOUR PANTS’ Tuesday, Sept. 2, 1980 i y ^ ; yt Apothecary Lounge - ■ -r,r 10 * (Underground Atlanta) - 1 o* 3 10 p.m. - until Rides Provided Welcome Class of 84 V “Smokey and the Bandit II” is Universal Studio’s sequel to “Smokey and the Bandit,” the little comedy that became a box office giant. Bandit (Burt Reynolds) is about to be pitched in a box by Charlotte, his elephant friend. The Clark College Panther Essay Contest The Clark College Panther Newspaper announces the First Annual Black College Day Essay Contest. The contest will be held in conjunction with the Black College Day '80 March and Rally, sponsored by the Coalition to Save Black Colleges, Monday September 29, 1980, in Washington, D.C. Using the theme, “Why I Chose a Black College," contestants will be given a chance to compete for an all expense paid trip to Washington, D.C. to participate in the Black College Day activities as student representative of Clark College. The winning student will also present excerpts of the winning essay during a film on the Black College Day activities for "Tony Brown’s Journal”, a nationally syndicated commercial television series about black people for black people. Contest rules are as follows: Essays must be written on "Why I Choose a Black College" All entries must be typed, double-spaced. Cover page must include student's name, classification, campus address, home address, and a telephone number where the student can be reached. All contestants must be registered students of Clark College - - no exchange students or students legally registered at other Atlanta University Center institutions will be elgible. Only one entry per student can be submitted. Deadline for all entries is Mon day, September 15,1980 at 5 p.m. Send all entries to: Essay Contest Clark College Panther Newspaper P.O. Box 154 All entries will be judged by a panel of judges consisting of selected Clark alumni, staff, and faculty, under the direction of the Development Staff. First, second, and third place winners will be announced by September 22, 1980. The winners will be presented awards during half time activ ities of the Clark VS F isk football game at Herndon Stadium on Saturday, September 27,1980. For further information concerning the contest, contact Ms. Denise R. Johnson, Public Information Officer, at 681-3080, extension 273.